Lee breaks Chang's MLB hits record for players born in Taiwan https://atmlb.com/4xUeqVW 李灏宇打破张育成保持的台湾出生球员 MLB 安打纪录 By Jason Beck 匹兹堡——李灏宇当时还是台湾一名崭露头角的高中球员，也是 MLB 球队眼中的潜力国际 新秀，後来他受邀参加当地的一场 Nike 训练营。当时受邀演讲的其中一人，是刚在克里夫 兰大联盟初登场的台湾球员张育成。 「我当时跟他说：『五年後，我会来找你。』」李灏宇说。 五年後，李灏宇已经登上大联盟。张育成几年前回到台湾，现在是中华职棒的明星球员；今 年稍早的世界棒球经典赛，他也为中华队扮演了重要角色。 但即使身处地球的另一端，李灏宇仍然发现自己正在与张育成竞争。 周一在 PNC Park，老虎队以 8：5 击败海盗队的比赛中，李灏宇单场 3 打数 3 安打、2 次保送，让他本季累积 57 支安打，超越张育成所保持的台湾出生 MLB 球员单季安打纪录 。 张育成在 2021 年效力克里夫兰时，出赛 89 场，主要守一垒与三垒，当季累积 54 支安打 。 这项纪录在台湾引起了很大的关注，所以李灏宇很快就知道了这件事。 「网路上总是会有人提起这件事。」李灏宇说。 不过，这并不是李灏宇的主要目标。他今年 4 月代表老虎队登上大联盟，到了今年夏天， 他已经在内野站稳脚步，主要担任二垒手、三垒手，以及面对左投时的先发打者。 「我只是想要竞争。」他说。「我的目标不是成为最好的台湾球员。我想成为一名在美国打 出一番成就的好球员。」 照他目前的进度，李灏宇很快就可能再创下几项纪录。 他是 11 名曾在 MLB 敲出安打的台湾出生球员之一，但目前已经在历史安打榜上排名第二 ，距离张育成生涯 121 支安打的纪录已经接近一半。 这还需要一些时间，但李灏宇目前的进度，已经有机会挑战张育成更多台湾球员的单季纪录 ，包括全垒打（9 支）、打点（39 分）和得分（32 分）。 截至周三，李灏宇本季打击率为 .274，敲出 11 支二垒安打、6 支全垒打和 30 分打点。 而他的许多成绩都是在过去一个半月打出来的；自 6 月 29 日以来，他的打击率为 .306， 敲出 6 支二垒安打、3 支全垒打、19 分打点，OPS 为 .826，同时也降低了自己的三振率 。 周一的比赛展现了李灏宇日渐成熟的打击方式。他在过去几次春训中，就曾靠着强劲的挥棒 和很高的击球初速给人留下深刻印象。 但他周一的三支安打全都是滚地球，包括一支反方向、两出局时打回一分的安打，成为首局 两分攻势的一部分。他在第六局满垒时选到保送，再打回一分。 李灏宇周一从海盗队四名不同投手手中看了 14 颗球，其中包括前老虎队终结者 Gregory S oto。他整场比赛只有一次挥棒落空。 台湾传统上一直被视为比较盛产投手的棒球人才管道，其中也包括前老虎队後援投手倪福德 。李灏宇的爆发则提醒大家，台湾的打者可能也开始崭露头角。 「当然，能够把这项（安打）纪录继续往上推，当然是越多越好。」李灏宇说。「但这就是 棒球的一部分。」 至於几年前才和张育成见过面，如今却打破了他的纪录，李灏宇笑着说：「我的错。」 PITTSBURGH – Hao-Yu Lee was a budding high school player in Taiwan and a potent ial international prospect for MLB teams when he was invited to a Nike camp ther e. One of the featured speakers was Taiwanese Major Leaguer Yu Chang, who had ju st broken in with Cleveland. “I was telling him, ‘Five years from now, I will come see you,’” Lee said. Fast forward five years, and Lee is in the big leagues. Chang returned to Taiwan a couple years ago and is a star in the CPBL; he played a key role for Chinese Taipei in the World Baseball Classic earlier this year. But even on the other si de of the globe, Lee still finds himself competing with him. With a 3-for-3, two-walk game in the Tigers’ 8-5 win over the Pirates at PNC Pa rk on Monday, Lee reached 57 hits for the season, eclipsing Chang’s single-seas on record for a Taiwanese-born MLB player. Chang had 54 hits for Cleveland in 20 21, when he played in 89 games at the infield corners. The record was big news in Taiwan, so Lee was quickly made aware of it. “The internet always points it out,” Lee said. That said, it wasn’t a major goal for Lee, who made his MLB debut with the Tige rs in April and has found a secure role in the infield this sumer as a second a nd third baseman and platoon bat against left-handed pitching. “I'm just trying to compete,” he said. “My goal is not to be the best Taiwane se player. I'm trying to be a great player in America.” At his pace, Lee could have several more records soon enough. He’s one of 11 Ta iwanese-born players to record a hit in MLB, but is already second on the all-ti me hit list, nearly halfway to Chang’s career mark of 121. That will take some time, but Lee is on track to threaten more of Chang’s single-season records for a Taiwanese player, including home runs (9), RBIs (39) and runs (32). Lee entered Wednesday batting .274 with 11 doubles, six homers and 30 RBIs. Much of that production has come over the past month and a half; he’s batting .306 since June 29 with six doubles, three homers, 19 RBIs and an .826 OPS, while cut ting down on his strikeout rate. Monday showed a maturing approach from Lee, who made an impression the last coup le Spring Trainings with a big swing and big exit velocities. His three singles were all ground balls, including an opposite-field, two-out single plating a run as part of a two-run opening inning. He drew a bases-loaded walk in the sixth t o drive in a run. Lee saw 14 pitches Monday from four different Pirates pitchers, including former Tigers closer Gregory Soto. He had one swing-and-miss all game. Taiwan has been known traditionally as more of a pitching pipeline, including fo rmer Tigers reliever Fu-Te Ni. Lee’s breakout is a reminder that the bats might be coming around. “Of course, being able to extend the [hits] record, the more, the better,” Lee said. “But this is part of baseball.” As for toppling Chang’s mark after meeting him years ago, Lee joked, “My bad. ” -- Sent from my iPhone 17 Pro ○ PiTT // PHJCI -- #39 郑宗哲 Tsung-Che Cheng Boston Red Sox https://i.imgur.com/EhVZZsM.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/tUaxbUN.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/jvkBCR9.jpeg --

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