Taiwan Competition" G1 suffered its first defeat at the hands of Wei Quanlong! Brothers write first tragic record in team history

Wei Quan Dragons ace Jiang Wen is worthy of being the double champion of secondary pitchers this year. Today in the Taiwan Series G1, he pitched 8 scoreless innings against CITIC Brothers. He defeated the Cavaliers with 3 points in 7 innings. In the end, he defeated CITIC Brothers 3:0 and won the first victory in the series. The stalled CITIC line only hit 2 hits in the game, setting the team's record for the lowest number in G1 of the Taiwan Competition.

The Victory Cavaliers started the game with 10 consecutive outs, the longest in the history of G1. They faced a crisis after breaking through in the fourth inning. Although the crisis with one out and a man on second base was resolved, it was difficult to stop the full offensive in the fifth inning. "FA Double Dragon Cannon" Zhu Yuxian and Chen Zihao both attacked second and third base. Liu Junwei and Lin Chenxun hit consecutive high-flying sacrifice hits, leading the team to score first. The Dragons maintained the fine tradition of 4 wins and 0 losses by scoring first in the history of G1.

The Dragons' double champion Jiang Wen started the game with 6 hits and 6 hits. In the 3rd inning, Zhang Zhengyu made a mistake and captured the bases for the first time. He was once faced with a crisis at first and third base. He struck out Zhang Renwei and went to the bunker; in the 4th inning, Jiang Kunyu made a double play at 1st and 2nd base with 1 out, resolving the biggest crisis of losing points.

Zhang Zhengyu, who made a mistake, made up for the mistake in the 6th inning. He hit a double hit in tandem with Liu Jihong's timely hit, and ran back a 1-run insurance, giving Jiang Wen a sense of peace of mind. He did not get a hit in the 5th to 8th inning. He pitched a total of 100 pitches in 8 innings, only allowed 2 hits, struck out 6 times, and did not allow any runs.

Looking back at all the starting pitchers in G1 of the Taiwan Series, Jiang Wen was the first pitcher in history to surrender at least 2 hits in at least 8 innings. He used the most dominant G1 starter to suppress CITIC, and in the 9th inning, Lin Kaiwei successfully closed the game.

CITIC started the game and beat the Cavaliers in a total of 7 innings, allowing 6 hits, no balls, 3 runs, and a loss. CITIC only hit 2 hits in the game, setting a new record for the fewest in team history and the second fewest in G1 history, second only to Xingnong's 1 hit in 2003.