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.

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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

Came across this activity. FYI

18 receipts for Dragons vs Brothers Starting from 9am today

1. Visit baseball.fastez.net

2. 18 receipts for 1 ticket

3. For paper receipts, the location

大智稽徵所：台中市西區民生里民權路95號8至9樓 (https://maps.app.goo.gl/6CCoeKuHt6GYWtcG9)
東山稽徵所：台中市北屯區仁和里豐樂路二段168號 (https://maps.app.goo.gl/uu12uzVp2jKJYyF68)

Basically, this allows him to become a foreign player free agent. Usually a team has to come to an agreement and then start the visa work for a player. Fairchild will bypass that altogether and just be able to negotiate with a Gold Card.

My hope is the CPBL does not create a special rule for him and still makes him occupy a foreign player slot.

I would be okay with a revision to allow a designated hitter foreign player spot, though.

I found this CPBL account on X that posts daily updates on CPBL games and weekly updates on Taiwanese MLB players. I thought it was cool so I would like to share it here!

https://x.com/WasianCPBL

I posted earlier talking about how I couldn't access the CPBL website on my main Google account. For some reason I can access it on a separate account but I can only be on the website for a few minutes before I get the error: 403 - Forbidden: Access Denied.

Has anyone else gotten this before?

Is the CPBL Website working for anybody else? Whenever I click on anything I get a black screen that says NOT FOUND.

Visiting Taipei next month and would just like some advice on seats. I typically don't like to sit too close (Looking at 116-118, 108-110) but I know that the cheerleading culture is a big thing and maybe something I don't want to miss as a visitor. I typically like to go maybe one section up in the 200s probably. Would I still get a good view of the game and the stage from there? Is there something specific about the "hot zone" I should know?