Taiwan Contest》Felix is ready to burn completely "If the team needs me..."

CITIC Brothers Foreign Investment Philix won the winning shot in the Taiwanese competition in the G5 support game today without losing a point in 2 games, and together with the G4 support game in 1 game, he won the winning shot in two consecutive games. He is called a "super transporter". Facing the G6 tomorrow and the G7 that may emerge the day after tomorrow, he shouted, "If the team needs me, my physical condition allows, I will definitely play to help the team."

This year's regular season Philly started 12 games with a record of 0 wins and 4 losses, and an ERA of 3.56. In G2 of the Taiwan Competition, he started 4.2 games with 71 pitches and allowed 3 points, including 2 earned runs. It was difficult to win even 13 games in a row, and then he started in G4. On the 2nd, he pitched as a reliever and pitched 1 scoreless inning with 14 pitches. Thanks to the 2-day extension of the typhoon, he went on the 3rd again in Game 5 today. He pitched 33 pitches in 2 scoreless innings and won key winning shots in two consecutive games. He pitched 3 times in 8 days and threw a total of 118 pitches.

Is there any difference in taking two more days off due to Typhoon Tianyan? Felix said, "God gave us the opportunity to give us two more days to rest and recover. Not only me, but also other starting pitchers have two more days to rest and adjust. Everyone will do their best to complete the next game."

From "0 wins" to "super transfer player", Felix said that he did not get a winning shot this year. Maybe God wanted to leave luck until the end. Winning the winning shot in these two key games is a good thing for the whole team. "Thank God, teammates, coaching staff and administrative staff. Each of us does our part to make everything possible. Be prepared every day and give your best performance."

Felix, who is Dominican, noticed that he saw fans in the outfield stands from the start of G2, holding high the Dominican nationality to support him. He said emotionally, "It feels great. There are so many fans cheering for us unconditionally. On the court, we must do our best to win the victory and dedicate it to the fans."