仅翻译王与总教练的话 Chien-Ming Wang cruises through seven innings in Chiefs rehab start Published: Wednesday, May 09, 2012, 11:23 PM Updated: Wednesday, May 09, 2012, 11:28 PM By Donna Ditota/The Post-Standard The Post-Standard Chien-Ming Wang considered each question, posed by his Taiwanese interpreter, and solemnly described what had transpired Wednesday at Alliance Bank Stadium. Wang, who once conducted these conversations in the bowels of major league ballparks as a New York Yankee, was in Syracuse for his most recent rehabilitation assignment for the Washington Nationals. He seemed generally pleased with his performance. And he had every right to be. Wang surrendered two runs in seven innings before the Chiefs’ bullpen imploded and nearly coughed up a 10-2 lead. Syracuse won the game, 15-8, in front of 3,517 fans at Alliance Bank Stadium. Most of those folks likely came to watch Wang, the 32-year-old former major leaguer in Syracuse to test his mending hamstring. “He pitched really well,” said Chiefs manager Tony Beasley. “He threw his sinker, threw some good curveballs, some change-ups. He did everything. Threw really nicely, got his work in. A perfect scenario for him.” 3A总教练：「他投得很好，他投了他的伸卡球，一些好的曲球，一些变速球。 他什麽都做了，真的投得不错，也达到工作量，对他而言，这是最佳结果」 Wang is still the long, lanky right-hander with the deliberate pause at the top of his delivery that once enthralled Yankees fans. In his prime, Wang mastered the strike zone and enticed batters to hit ground balls with his signature sinker. He went 46-15 over three years with New York, when he was considered the Yankees’ ace. But injuries, coupled with ineffectual outings, conspired to drive Wang from New York and into the Washington organization, where he has toiled since 2010. He made 11 starts and went 4-3 with the Nationals last year, but a hamstring strain sustained in Spring Training this season relegated him to the minor league rehab route. Syracuse was his third rehab start after making appearances in Single A Hagerstown and Advanced-A Potomac. The Bulls nicked Wang for a run in the first inning, when Jesus Feliciano drilled a line-drive double to the wall in right field, and Stephen Vogt singled to score him. But Syracuse scored seven runs in two innings off Durham starter Alex Cobb, who labored through 60 pitches before Bulls manager Charlie Montoya mercifully lifted him. While the Chiefs sent 10 batters to the plate in that 5-run second inning, Wang wandered the Syracuse dugout and stretched to stay busy, a sleeve dangling from his warming right arm. He had just efficiently dismissed the Bulls in a 1-2-3 inning – all of them ground ball outs. His sinker, the pitch that has defined him, seemed sharp and effective. “Yeah, I tried my best, I tried to throw a lot of sinker balls to go back to the normal days. I’m glad that the sinker was still there,” Wang said. “The sinker is starting to come back.” 「是阿，我尽我的全力，做到做好。我试着投很多伸卡球好可以回到过去的状态， 我很高兴伸卡球还不错，渐渐回来了。」王建民说。 “It was good to see him throw the ball like that,” Beasley said. “He’s getting back to where he was, getting healthy, just getting his work done here until his time is up to head back to D.C.” 「能看到他投得这样，真的很好，他正在回复他他之前的好状态，更健康， 在这里把工作量拉大直到他回大联盟。」3A总教练说。 Wang, whose pre-game limit was 90 pitches, threw 89 times and lasted seven innings. He allowed another run in the fifth on a liner to the gap in right-center. On the previous play, Wang induced Kyle Hudson into a slow grounder to first base, but Mark Teahen did not charge the ball, Wang was late to the bag and Hudson reached on a fielder’s choice on what could have been the final out of the inning. But Teahen (5 RBIs) made two spectacular diving plays in the seventh on ground balls destined for the right field line. Wang fielded each perfect toss, stepped on the bag and then disappeared into the dugout, his work complete. Of his 89 pitches, 61 of them were strikes. With Wang safely in the clubhouse, Chiefs relievers gave up six runs, four walks, five hits and a grand slam. The game lasted three hours and 38 minutes. “We did not pitch well with the lead,” Beasley said. Whether Wang throws again in a Syracuse uniform remains to be seen. He is in the middle of a 30-day rehab assignment and could pitch again on Monday, his next scheduled start. The Chiefs play a noon home game. 王建民是否还会在三A投球，而不确定。他目前正在进行为期三十天的复健赛 有可能在星期一再投一次，他预计下一次的投球日子。 。那天3A是中午时间在主场的比赛。 （这里指下一次出赛时间照推算是美国时间星期一， 而在如果还在三A的话，那是中午的比赛。） Beasley said the Nationals have informed him only that Wang will stay in Syracuse until Washington summons him. Beasley figures that means Wang will be with the Chiefs for one, maybe two more starts. 3A总教练说国民队只通知他说，王建民会在三A待到国民队叫他上去。 他猜测这代表王有可能会在3A再投一场甚至两场先发。 “I just need to prepare myself, get myself ready and then let them make the decision,” Wang said. 王建民说：「我只要把自己准备好，其他的让他们去决定吧。」 Donna Ditota can be reached at 470-2208 or [email protected]. http://blog.syracuse.com/sports/2012/05/chien-ming_wang_cruises_throug.html --

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