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Wei Chuanlong adjusted his back-end lineup in the first two games of the Taiwan competition, and head coach Ye Junzhang adopted a rotation strategy to hone young players.
Ye Junzhang. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)
[Reporter Luo Zhipeng/Reporting from Taipei] The first two matches of the Taiwan Competition were completely different in terms of the bats in the second and third quarters. Yesterday, bats 7 to 9 were Liu Junwei, Lin Chenxun, and Wang Shunhe. Today, it is Zhang Youming, Jiang Shaohong, and Zeng Sheng'an.
Yesterday, the Dragons got off to a winning start in the first game. Today, they still chose to change their formation in the second game, replacing three players at once. Dragons head coach Ye Junzhang explained that from another perspective, this also gives more players a chance to play. The Weiquan Dragons are a young team. In addition to wanting to win, they hope to have more players available. "Because it is not just this year, they still have a long way to go. Maybe this can allow them to grow."
Mr. Ye believes, "We can start in Pingzhen and Gubao. I don't believe their hearts are bad, including Wang Shunhe, Lin Chenxun, Liu Junwei, and Zeng Sheng'an. I think it's not easy for them to survive in such an environment. The only difference is opportunity." Wang Shunhe, Lin Chenxun, and Zeng Sheng'an graduated from Gubao Family Business, and Zeng Sheng'an is an alumnus of Pingzhen High School.
Young players Wang Shunhe, Lin Chenxun, Liu Junwei, Zeng Sheng'an and Zhang Youming of the Dragon Team are all playing in the Taiwan competition for the first time. Mr. Ye said that they have played for a whole season. The Taiwan competition will make people excited and nervous, but this will be a very short-lived phenomenon. Maybe in the first or second games, the lineup will still be arranged based on their usual performance.
Mr. Ye used his own time as a Wei Quan Long player as an example, "Mr. Xu (late coach Xu Shengming) was like this before. The big scene will let you go. If you can put it together, it is yours. I hope these players will be the same."

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