Ju-Liang Tai

Ju-Liang Tai (戴如量)

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 5' 10", Weight 172 lb.

• School National Taiwan University of Sport
• High School Meiho High School

• Born February 6, 1992

Biographical Information

Outfielder Ju-Liang Tai has played for the Taiwanese national team.

Tai was 1 for 5 in the 2013 World Port Tournament. He played in the CPBL minors in 2016, hitting .299/.365/.358, but did not make it to the top league. In the 2017 World Port Tournament, he batted .188/.409/.250 as Taiwan won the title. He went 3 for 7 with a walk, steal, two runs and a RBI in the 2017 Asian Championship but made one error in five chances. Starting in center and hitting 6th in the Gold Medal Game, he was 1 for 3 before being replaced by Hsin-Chuan Wang in a loss to Japan.

During the 2018 Haarlem Baseball Week, he produced at a .357/.455/.429 clip with 7 runs in 8 games for Taiwan while fielding .875. He was second in runs (one behind Chien-Ming Chiang) and tied Dudley Leonora and Chris Colabello for 3rd with 5 walks. He had very similar offensive numbers in the 2018 Asian Games - .353/.421/.471, 4 R in 5 games in the round-robin while playing better defense (no errors in ten chances). He went 4 for 4 against Hong Kong and had their only run off Quan Gan in a 1-0 win over China. He nearly led Taiwan in average (.004 behind Chia-Yu Lin) and tied for second on the team in runs (one behind Chia-Wei Huang). He starred in the Bronze Medal Game, going 1 for 2 with a triple, two walks, a hit-by-pitch, a steal, four runs and two RBI from the leadoff slot in the Bronze Medal Game, a 10-0 win over China.