Fubon Guardians fielder Tung Yu-cheng delivered 1 hit and 2 RBIs today, helping his team defeat the TSG Hawks 6-3. He extended his hitting streak to seven consecutive games since his debut and was named the game's MVP for the first time. Tung expressed his gratitude to his father, Tung Tsung-hui, and the 'sister' from his host family during his time playing in Seattle, whom he considers a key mentor. Tung Yu-cheng is the son of retired player Tung Tsung-hui, but his professional career had a challenging start, failing in the draft twice before joining the Guardians as a self-recruited player. He was officially promoted to the main roster in May this year, making his CPBL first-team debut on the 8th, and has maintained stable performance since. In today's game against the TSG Hawks, Tung hit a single in the 1st inning to drive in the team's first run and added a sacrifice fly for another RBI in the 3rd. Two of the team's first three runs were driven in by Tung, including the winning RBI, earning him his first Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. Tung said the journey has been tough and he was filled with emotions on the MVP stage. He thanked his father for giving him the space to develop without much interference. When asked about the pressure of being a second-generation star, Tung acknowledged that pressure is part of the game and he's learning to manage it. He also encouraged aspiring players to seize every opportunity to be seen by teams. Tung also thanked Lin Che-hsuan for his mentorship in the second team last year, particularly on defensive judgment and swing analysis. Having played in Seattle for two months in high school, Tung expressed deep gratitude to the 'sister' from his host family, stating, 'I wouldn't be who I am today without her.' He is delighted with his first MVP but hopes to maintain stable growth. Guardians manager Teruyuki Goto expressed that Tung's performance has been unexpectedly good, hoping he remembers this feeling and continues to maintain