"Secondary Vocational School" brothers' first bats are exposed first, Zhang Shilun is expected to break the team's record

[Reporter Gong Naijie/Taichung Report] The Secondary School Post-season Challenge will kick off tomorrow night at the Intercontinental Stadium with 20,000 people. CITIC Brothers recommends that the Cavaliers defeat the unified Lions Blake. Head coach Hirano Keiichi made it clear that Zhang Shilun and Zhang Renwei will carry the first two bats to welcome the first appearance of the challenge. The double arrows with an average age of 22 have set the second youngest record in the playoffs in team history.

Zhang Shilun, who is only 21 years old, has played the biggest surprise of CITIC this season. He was parachuted into the starting line-up at the end of May, and he and 23-year-old Zhang Renwei jointly carried the first two at bats. They contributed to 100 in a single season, and their popularity soared. There were so many fans holding Zhang Shilun's towel at home that Wang Weichen also paid attention. If he takes over as the pioneer tomorrow night, he will break the record for the youngest first at bat in the playoffs in team history at 21 years and 207 days.

Tomorrow night is also the first time that Zhang Renwei and Zhang Shilun will start in the playoffs. Even though they lack experience in major competitions, Hirano Keiichi said that Huang Weisheng has proved that playing on the big stage of international competitions can make him different. "The same goes for Shilun and Awei. They have worked hard to get this opportunity in the playoffs. I hope they can accumulate more experience."

In the regular season, Hirano adopted a "let's go, do it" philosophy for Zhang Shilun, not wanting him to act like a veteran out of fear of making mistakes. Even if the stage changes to the playoffs, where the fault tolerance rate is extremely low, Hirano's mentality remains unchanged. "It is inevitable that he will be nervous on the big stage, and he will also be in the mood to perform well. This is a good experience."