Taiwanese players 結果共40筆

The Houston Astros traded for Taiwanese pitcher Teng Kai-wei from the San Francisco Giants, marking him as the third Taiwanese player on the team. The Giants received minor league catcher Jancel Villarroel in exchange. Teng expressed gratitude to both teams and aims to improve his performance with the Astros.

Hsieh Su-wei and Jelena Ostapenko lost in the Australian Open women’s doubles quarterfinals to Gabriela Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani. Wu Fang-hsien also exited.

Saitama Seibu Lions announced their spring training roster, featuring Taiwanese player Lin An-ke in the first-team outfield. Lin, a former CPBL star, signed a 2+1 year contract.

Pitcher Hsu Jo Hsi joins the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, wearing the No. 18 jersey, symbolizing an ace. Known for his fastball, Hsu is set for the 2026 WBC.

Teng Kai-wei, a San Francisco Giants pitcher, aims to represent Taiwan in the World Baseball Classic. He debuted in MLB in 2024 and ranks fifth in strikeouts among Taiwanese pitchers.

Taiwanese players Lee Hao-yu and Zhuang Chen-zhong-ao join MLB’s Tigers and Athletics 40-man rosters, protecting them from the Rule 5 Draft. This move highlights their potential and marks a milestone for Taiwanese athletes in MLB.

Taiwanese pitchers Sun Yi-lei and Gu Lin Ruei-yang renew contracts with Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters. Both aim to improve through offseason training.

Quincy Davis III joins Yankey ARK as Taiwan’s first naturalized basketball player, bringing experience and leadership. Coach Bryant Lee highlights Davis’s mentoring role.

The New Taipei Kings prepare for a new TPBL season without Jeremy Lin. Coach John Patrick focuses on defense, aiming to fill leadership gaps and boost team performance.

Taiwan’s Ye Hong-wei and Nicole Chan advance to the BWF Super 750 China Masters quarterfinals after defeating Malaysia’s Goh Soon Huat and Shevon Jemie Lai.

The Chinese Taipei Basketball Association announced its 12-man roster for the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, featuring the debut of the Tsang Hinton brothers. The tournament runs Aug. 5-17 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Key players return from injury, but PLG stars, including MVP Lu Jun-hsiang, are absent.

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Taiwanese table tennis players Li Yu-jhun and Cheng Hsien-Tzu advance in the WTT U.S. Grand Smash qualifiers, a top event with a $1.55 million prize.

The 44th William Jones Cup starts July 2 in Taipei, featuring top international teams. ROC A Men includes CBA stars, while ROC B Men showcases young talent.

Former baseball star Kuo Hong-Chih joins Taiwan’s World Baseball Classic team as a mental health officer. He aims to boost players’ resilience and bridge gaps between players and coaches.

Jeremy Lin praises Kaitlyn Chen’s historic WNBA draft selection, highlighting its impact on young Taiwanese athletes. The New Taipei Kings face challenges in the TPBL.

Taiwan’s Lin Yun-Ju triumphed over China’s Chen Zixian in the ITTF World Cup opener. Lin, ranked 15th, will face Germany’s Dimitrij Ovtcharov next. Other Taiwanese players also secured wins.

Taiwan’s Wang Tzu-wei defeated Denmark’s Anders Antonsen in the All England Open, advancing to the quarterfinals. Fellow Taiwanese players also progressed.

The Oakland Athletics reassigned Taiwanese pitcher Zhuang Chen Zhong-ao and catcher Lyle Lin to minor league camp. Both players had notable performances in previous international and minor league games.

Chan Hao-chiang and Lyudmyla Kichenok exited the Australian Open women’s doubles in the round of 16, losing to Zhang Shuai and Kristina Mladenovic. Meanwhile, Hsieh Su-Wei and Jelena Ostapenko advanced to the quarterfinals.

Chou Tien-chen advances to the India Open round of 16, defeating Brian Yang in 31 minutes. The Taiwanese badminton star will face Lu Guangzu next.

Taiwanese badminton duo Lee Yang and Wang Chi-lin secure their first victory in the HSBC BWF World Tour Finals 2024 preliminary round. The pair defeated fellow Taiwanese players Lee Jhe-huei and Yang Po-hsuan in a thrilling 2-1 comeback. Lee Yang expresses his joy and plans to end his international career happily.

Taipei’s Department of Sports defends Chinese badminton posters at a local center, citing a legal partnership. DPP Councilor Chen Yi-chun demands Taiwanese representation.

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Discover why Taiwanese table tennis star Chuang Chih-Yuan is stepping away from the WTT China Smash to focus on coaching young talent, following his recent match in Macao.