Right -handed Felix Pena (Felix Pena) It has signed a contract with the union (H/T to CPBL statistics) of the Taiwan China Professional Baseball Alliance.
Pena, 35 years old, signed an international amateur enthusiast in the Dominican Republic with the Cubs later this month, and has been unveiled for the first time in 2009. He debuted in Chicago and played a game in the short -term coffee of the Grand League. The right -handed man released 4.00 ERA (108 Era+) in the nine innings of that season, occupying 37.1 % of his opponents in his limited competition in the American Professional Baseball League, on the way to 2.70 FIP. He was similar to the role of the Bear team in 2017, but the second journey to the professional time left some shortcomings on the results, because he published a performance of 5.24 ERA (84 ERA+) in 34 1/3. Part of the walking rate is 11.6 %.
These struggles in 2017 led the Bear team to designate Pena for mission shortly after the end of the 2017 season. Shortly after that, he was transported to angels and picked up for his new club for most of the 2018 season. His results are also decent: In 92 2/3, the competition was separated between 17 games and two relief outings, and Pena surrendered 4.18 ERA (101 Era+) with FIP of 4.04. He defeated 21.9 % of his opponents, and more importantly, his walking rate was controlled and allowed to obtain a free pass with a 7.2 % editing. This seems to have made Pena’s Halos in 2019, which has made him a part of the club’s opening daily rotation at the beginning of the year.
However, unfortunately, for Pena, there are still many shortcomings in the first four games of his 2019 season. Although his 4.15 Era is good enough, Pena allows four home runs to fight, surrendered 7 times, and hit three players in the work of only 17 1/3 innings. To 19.2 %. This led the angel to bring him into a huge role of the curtain battle. In the next seven outings, he first performed well with the effect of 3.03 ERA and 3.18 FIP. In the next seven outings, he was 32 2 2 2. /3 Frames defeated 28.5 % of their opponents. However, in a catastrophic month in June, the situation became worse, because his problem with long balls surfaced, he played 7.97 ERA in the 20th 1/3 game in five appearances. Once the calendar turned to July, he performed better (4.15 ERA, 3.48 FIP), and even played a key role in the union of the sailor team, but his torn ACL was shortened.
After late 2020, the baseball resumed baseball. Pena had recovered from ACL to tear and returned to the pier with angels. He was limited to a short -term relief role in 2020, but fully played a role. Among the 26 2/3 innings, 4.05 ERA (113 ERA+), including 3.00 FIP and 25.2 % of the three strikeouts, out of the 26 2/3 innings. Rate, and the 7 % strike out rate is 25.2 %. This performance made Pena shot again with the Angel team in 2021, but the pressure of leg tendon delayed the beginning of the season. He was burned 7 times in the work of less than two innings after returning. He hit him to the small league.
It was Pena’s last time in the Grand Slam. In the remaining time of the 2021 season, after Triple-A struggled, the right-hander began the 2022 season. The metropolis team signed a small league contract, but finally went overseas to sign a contract with KBO’s Hanwha Eagles. He spent three seasons with the Eagle team, and released Era with 3.98 Era in the 54th game of the club, but struggled 6.27 Era in his last 9 KBO earlier this year. This prompted HANWHA to release Pena in May, but now he will get a new start in Taiwan Hector Perez (Hector Perez) and Logan ONDRUSEK Last season.
