"Taiwan Contest" "It's just glowing, not hot yet" Ye Junzhang strictly forbids "comfort" Zeng Sheng'an

Zeng Sheng'an was selected as the single-game MVP. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)

[Reporter Luo Zhipeng/Report from Taipei] Wei Chuanlong young player Zeng Sheng'an hit a comeback 3-pointer in the 5th game today and led his team to defeat CITIC Brothers 3:1. The main reason was CITIC Brothers' starting foreign investment Philly. Zeng Sheng'an broke the record for the youngest starter in the history of the Taiwanese competition team at 20 years and 204 days. The original record was 22 years and 4 days of Zhang Taishan in 1998. This priceless stick was selected as the single-game MVP.

"It's just shining, not hot yet." Dragons head coach Ye Junzhang said after today's game that Zeng Sheng'an performed well, but there is still a lot to learn. Don't be "comfortable" with him. Being able to hit home runs in big games means that he has good psychological quality. I hope he will continue to work hard.

Mr. Ye revealed, "Before the game, I told St. Ann not to be nervous, maybe you will hit a home run. Of course, I just gave him confidence. In the fifth inning, there were two balls picked out in the dugout. I thought he should have grown up. Usually he would swing these two balls, but he held back and hit a home run. I thought it was not easy."

In the 5th inning, Gao Yujie hit a hit and Song Shengrui hit a hit to right field. At this time, Zeng Sheng'an made a ball error and there were one out and two and three bases were occupied. Zhang Renwei hit an infield grounder to score the lead. In the next half of the inning, Zeng Sheng'an immediately started to perform the "apology wild ball" drama.

Mr. Ye pointed out that Zeng Sheng'an is good at fielding in the team's outfield. He is so young and mistakes are inevitable. He is not in the habit of coaching a player who has not performed well and immediately replaces him and allows him to continue playing. "Growth starts from this time."

Zeng Sheng'an left the game early due to foot cramps during the game. Whether he will continue to play next, Mr. Ye said, it will depend on the opponent's starting pitcher and the protection staff's evaluation. As long as there is an opportunity, he will be allowed to play if the situation is suitable.