Cheng Tsung-Che Achieves Perfect Hit, First in Red Sox 3A History [Video]

Boston Red Sox 3A faced Cleveland Guardians 3A today. Cheng Tsung-Che, starting at sixth in the lineup and playing shortstop, hit a triple in his first at-bat in the bottom of the second inning. In the bottom of the third, he drew a walk. In the bottom of the fourth, he hit a double for one RBI. In the bottom of the sixth, he launched a solo home run to left field. Just one step away from a perfect game, Cheng laid down a bunt in the bottom of the eighth, resulting in a ground ball towards third base. The pitcher fielded it and threw to first. Cheng's speed allowed him to reach first base for an infield hit, completing the puzzle and advancing to third on a throwing error. Cheng ultimately finished with 4 hits in 4 at-bats and 1 walk. His team also won 8-5. His post-game batting average is .367, with an overall OPS of 1.346. Minor League Official also posted a message on the social platform X, congratulating Cheng Tsung-Che for achieving the first perfect hit in Red Sox 3A history. Meanwhile, Stuart Fairchild of the Guardians, starting at cleanup and playing right field today, went hitless in 3 at-bats, striking out twice and walking once. His post-game batting average remains at a high level of .326, with an OPS of 1.021. (Editor: Li Xizhang) 1150411