Top 12 Li Kaiwei shares his experience to relax his nervousness
- On November 14, 2024, Taiwanese infielder Li Kaiwei made his debut in an international baseball tournament.
- In his amateur career, Li Kaiwei qualified for an adult baseball international tournament with eight at-bats and two innings of fielding.
- Despite some negative feedback before the game, he focused on his preparation and aimed to support his team.
Li Kaiwei‘s Baseball Debut
On November 14, 2024, Taiwanese infielder Li Kaiwei made his debut in an international baseball tournament. He expressed his nervousness before the game, stating he had to chat with his teammate Ji Lijilao to calm down. Coach Zhang Jianming, known as “Brother Huo,” also shared his experiences about competition.
In his amateur career, Li Kaiwei qualified for an adult baseball international tournament with eight at-bats and two innings of fielding. Ahead of the game against Korea, he admitted to feeling anxious. After making the first play, his nerves eased, but he still felt goosebumps during the match.
Li was concerned when he took the leadoff position. He hoped to get a hit quickly, which he did. Despite some negative feedback before the game, he focused on his preparation and aimed to support his team.
Li’s coach, Zhang Jianming, who previously competed internationally, advised him not to change his game while playing with the home team. Zhang is respected for his competitive spirit.
In the game against the Dominican Republic, Li Kaiwei performed well, achieving a batting average of .286. He praised his teammate Power King for effectively handling hitters and managing innings.
Li Kaiwei’s journey reflects his dedication and ability to perform under pressure. He continues to aim for excellence in his baseball career.