用父愛養出的中職首輪秀！過了一年的鍾亦恩現在如何｜西螺最強醬油家庭的棒球夢

Just in time for the CPBL draft, we invited Chung Yi-en, the high school left-handed pitcher who made a stunning debut in the first round of last year's CPBL draft and was selected by the Rakuten Monkeys, and his father, Mr. Chung Cheng-wei, the fourth generation of the Ruichun Soy Sauce family, to talk about this baseball story full of fatherly love. Mr. Chung revealed that when he was in junior high school, the CPBL had just been established, and his father invested in a baseball batting cage to support his son's interest. 30 years later, he continued this fatherly love, building an artificial turf pitching practice field for Yi-en at home, and even personally catching up with his son on weekends to throw the ball and talk about baseball. Even more remarkably, Mr. Chung's childhood baseball coach became Yi-en's elementary school principal 30 years later, recognizing Yi-en's left-handed pitching talent at first sight! Yi-en's baseball journey wasn't smooth sailing. In fifth or sixth grade, he injured his hand due to excessive pitching, and the doctor even told him "don't play baseball anymore," causing him to cry for 40 minutes all the way from National Taiwan University Hospital in Douliu back to Xiluo. During his sophomore year of high school, facing crucial games with intense effort and periods of low morale, it was only through his parents' gentle guidance and support, without putting pressure on him, that he gradually regained control and rhythm. When they heard Yi-en's name called in the first round, Mr. and Mrs. Chung were overwhelmed with emotion, and they still choke up when they think about it. Ten years of training, ten years of honing his skills—this story resonated deeply with Mr. Chien; only parents truly understand the joy of a dream come true! Mr. Chien specifically mentioned another tall, slender left-handed pitcher, Lin Wei-en, who has now moved to the MLB system and become much stronger. Mr. Chung revealed that after Yi-en was drafted, Lin Wei-en proactively messaged him privately, generously offering to ask him any questions about pitching techniques—a heartwarming gesture of generosity! Yi-en, who has just entered professional baseball, admitted that CPBL hitters are the best players at each level, and there is indeed a significant gap compared to high school players. His current goal is to face strong opponents with confidence. When talking about his leisure time, this rising professional baseball star laughed and said he enjoys playing 2K and The Show baseball games at home, and his favorite player is still the San Antonio Spurs' Vincent Yama! 00:00 2026 Draft Concludes! Visiting the Home of Last Year's First-Round Pick Chung Yi-en 00:27 Baseball Dream at Xiluo Soy Sauce Factory! 02:03 Fatherly Love Passed Down: Grandfather Opens Batting Range, Dad Builds Bullpen 03:55 Recalling the Draft Moment: Chung's Father Talks About the Draft - "A Mixed Feeling and Choking Up" 05:46 Elementary School Hand Injury Leads to 40-Minute Crying in the Car: What Do Young Players Need Most? 06:51 Dad "Catches" the Ball to Help Son Get Back on Track 08:14 US-based Baseball Star Lin Wei-en Privately Messages Chung Yi-en, Generously Sharing Pitching Mechanics 10:36 The Terrifying Gap Between High School and Professional Baseball Hitners: How to Build Confidence to Face Strong Opponents