Third Taiwanese player in the MLB
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Re: Third Taiwanese player in the MLB
[ Author: FrankIsTheMan | Posted: May 1, 2005 5:18 AM
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Chien-Ming pitched seven decent innings, but thanks to Flash Gordon, he received a no decision.
Re: Third Taiwanese player in the MLB
[ Author: Guest: Andrew | Posted: May 2, 2005 2:28 AM
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Triple-A ERAs are never decent. Wang pitched a decent game, giving up six hits in seven innings. What surprised me was the fact that he strike out anybody.
It's time for the Yankees to rebuild from within instead of signing guys like Kevin Brown.
It's time for the Yankees to rebuild from within instead of signing guys like Kevin Brown.
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His ERA in AAA is decent, but not spectacular. I know that in one of his outings he held the Durham Bulls to two hits in seven innings.