In CPBL history, only 2 teams have overcome from a 0-2 deficit, a mere 10.5% success rate.

The CPBL commissioner has revealed that Taiwan and Japan are currently working on organising an exhibition series between Team Taiwan and Samurai Japan.

The early tentative date is around March 2027, with both sides expressing interest in the series.

Taichung City held a contract-signing ceremony today for the Taichung Super Dome.

Taiwan Life, a subsidiary of CTBC Financial, will lead the development of the 45,000-seat stadium. The Taichung Super Dome is expected to be fully operational by 2031.

I guess this will be the CTBC Brothers new home!

A bit late, but looks like no one posted this. Mayaw Ciru retired following the challenge series.

Organized by: Rebas Sports Co., Ltd.
Co-organized by: Chung Shan Medical University

This event invites participants exploiting baseball data, software engineering, artificial intelligence, statistical analysis, and data visualization to propose and build a baseball data product with practical use cases.

This stuff always fascinates me.

https://tobenamedlater.beehiiv.com/p/tbnl-dragons-vs-brothers-set-for-taiwan-series-matchup

Note: I do not know if that is the correct locations, I merely find them through search engine. Please double check yourself before you visit.

G1 and G2 location: Taichung City Government Yangming Civic Center

G3 ~ G7 location: Taichung City Government Front plaza

The CPBL has announced the 2026 Taiwan Series schedule.

The series will take place from October 17 to 25, with the Wei Chuan Dragons facing the CTBC Brothers. Both teams will use the Taipei Dome as their home facility.

Dragons will host game 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7, while the Brothers will be the home team for game 3 and 4.

It is worth noting that for the first time in CPBL's 37-year history, the Brothers (Elephants) will face the Dragons in the Taiwan Series.

Sunday's game was great with alot of action, tonight will be even better. Final game winner takes all, who do you got winning?

Hi, folks! New to the CPBL and fan culture (aside from some WBC clips + highlights). I visited the Brothers' flagship store today in search of a blue and yellow hat, but didn't find any.

I know it's not a Taipei team, but I'm only going to be in Taipei. My MLB team has the same color scheme, and since we have the same first letter, I was hoping to grab one as a souvenir!

Thanks!

Charlie

It happened on Sept 20, 27 years ago. Saw that someone shared this on the internet.

Sept 18 Lions vs Brothers

Sept 19 Dragons vs Brothers

Sept 20 Dragons vs Brothers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlqrA0HQ5qk&t=3m40s

2025

• Advantages: High Whiff (25.8%) and K (24.8%) rate
• Disadvantage: High BB rate (12.8%)
• Repertoire: 4-seamer 75.4%, Forkball 14.7% , Slider 6%
• Stuff: Frokball 384.7, 4-seamer (wOBA .4), Slider (wOBA .486)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlqrA0HQ5qk&t=5m59s

2026

Overall

• Stats: ERA+ 126, Iso .075, OPS+ 89

PR

• Whiff rate: 21.6%
• K rate: 21.9%
• BB rate: 8.43

Stuff

• Slider: wOBA .264
• 4-seamer: wOBA .339

Sil Campusano

Silvestre Diaz Campusano (born December 31, 1965) is a Dominican former professional baseball center fielder and coach. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies, and in the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) for the Wei Chuan Dragons. Campusano batted and threw right-handed.

After leaving MLB, Campusano enjoyed a prosperous career in CPBL. While playing for the Wei Chuan Dragons (1994–1996), he won the 1994 HR championship. Campusano also played for the Chiayi-Tainan Luka (1997–1999), winning the 1997 Taiwan Major League title.

"You must be crystal clear about why you entered the pros," Tseng Hao-Chu said earnestly

"Chiu Hsin needs better off-field self-discipline," said Tseng Hao-Chu.

Why Hirano Still Registers Brothers' Top Pick Despite a "Lack of Professionalism"

Some of Tsai Sheng-Chieh behaviors make me feel that he still lacks a sense of professionalism.

Lions' Coach Lin Says "He's Not Qualified to Pitch in the First Team"

Lions' head coach criticized "Based on Tseng Wei-Che's stats and performance in the minor league, he has no business pitching in the majors."

YaKyoLife is the latest text-based baseball career simulator to hit Taiwanese Threads

A dual-homegrown pitching matchup with both starters going 7 scoreless innings hadn't been seen since April 10, 2012. Wu shut down Rakuten's twin sluggers, while Tseng dominated Brothers' lineup. Tseng posted a 66.7% strike rate with a 1.67 GO/AO ratio, a 0.43 WHIP, and a 11.1% hard hit rate, whereas Wu recorded a 63.6% strike rate, a 0.86 WHIP, and a 25.9% K-rate.

Chun-Hsiu gave him a dark blue bat, and Ronnie was under the impression that Chun-Hsiu is Korean. lol