Taiwan takes Asian Games baseball bronze after beating China 5-1 | Taiwan News | Sep. 27, 2026 14:53
Lin Yu-min struck out 10 and allowed one hit as Taiwan earned its fourth Asian Games baseball bronze with a 5-1 win over China.
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Taiwan beats China 5-1 to claim Asian Games baseball bronze
Taipei, Sept. 27 (CNA) Taiwan starter Lin Yu-min (林昱珉) pitched eight scoreless innings Sunday as the men's baseball team defeated China 5-1 to secure a bronze medal at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
[OSEN=Reporter Gil Jun-young] Taiwan and China, having failed to advance to the finals after losing to Korea, clashed in the bronze medal match. And Taiwan saved face by clinching the bronze medal. Taiwan won 5-1 in the bronze medal match of the 2026 Aichi-Nigoya Asian Games held at the Okazaki Central General Park Baseball Stadium in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, on the 27th. Taiwan, having lost 0-5 to Korea in their first group stage match, faced C…
The Nagoya Asian Games baseball bronze medal match took place on September 27th. Taiwan, having just finished their semi-final round-robin the previous night, immediately faced China in their next match. Lin Yu-min, a left-handed pitcher playing in the US, shouldered the starting responsibility, throwing 81 pitches in all eight innings, allowing only one hit, striking out 10 and allowing no runs. He almost single-handedly shut down the Chinese o…
In the bronze medal match of the Nagoya Asian Games baseball tournament, the Taiwanese team defeated China 5-1 to win the bronze medal. Starting pitcher Lin Yu-min pitched 8 innings, allowing only one hit and striking out 10 runs to earn the win. After the game, he gave himself a score of 90, saying that the only regret was that he had a walk and a hit in one inning, but overall he had done his job well. His wife and children were also at the st…
The Taiwan baseball team will play against the Chinese team in the bronze medal match at the Nagoya Asian Games today. The sign that read "No bringing the Republic of China flag" was posted at the entrance of the spectator area for yesterday's Taiwan-Japan game, which sparked heated discussions. The sign has been removed for this game.
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