CPBL pitcher Lin Ying-Jeh
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CPBL pitcher Lin Ying-Jeh
Can someone give me more info on Macotos Cobras' lefty ace Lin Ying-jeh? Is he a rookie? Candidate for the Olympic team? Any info is appreciated.
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Re: CPBL pitcher Lin Ying-Jeh
[ Author: Guest: Huang | Posted: May 29, 2004 7:54 AM
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Yes, Lin Ying-jeh is a rookie and a candidate for the Olympic team since he is having such a fine season.
The 24 year old left hander is 6-5-0 with a 2.06 ERA in 12 games (all starts, 83.0 innings). He has gone very deep into ballgames, averaging 6.9 innings per start. Lin has three complete games and one shutout. He has allowed only 61 hits in 83 innings, walked 21, and struck out 86 batters for the Makoto Cobras.
Lin recently was the first player from the defunct Taiwan Major League (TML) to win the monthly pitching honour since the merger with the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL).
The 24 year old left hander is 6-5-0 with a 2.06 ERA in 12 games (all starts, 83.0 innings). He has gone very deep into ballgames, averaging 6.9 innings per start. Lin has three complete games and one shutout. He has allowed only 61 hits in 83 innings, walked 21, and struck out 86 batters for the Makoto Cobras.
Lin recently was the first player from the defunct Taiwan Major League (TML) to win the monthly pitching honour since the merger with the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL).
Re: CPBL pitcher Lin Ying-Jeh
[ Author: Jen Wei | Posted: Jun 2, 2004 1:53 AM
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Last year he had come to pitch. This season he is pitching solidly, and I think in a few years he will became a player in NPB or MLB.
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