CPBL Exhibition 03/27 10:35 - Wei-Chuan Dragons v CITIC Brothers D 4-4
CPBL Exhibition 03/26 10:35 - CITIC Brothers v Fubon Guardians W 16-2
CPBL Exhibition 03/24 09:05 - TSG Hawks v CITIC Brothers W 4-11
CPBL Exhibition 03/23 09:05 - CITIC Brothers v TSG Hawks W 8-5
CPBL Exhibition 03/22 10:35 - Uni-Lions v CITIC Brothers L 7-4
CPBL Exhibition 03/21 10:35 - Rakuten Monkeys v CITIC Brothers W 6-7
CPBL Exhibition 03/18 10:35 - CITIC Brothers v Rakuten Monkeys W 2-1
CPBL Exhibition 03/17 09:05 - Fubon Guardians v CITIC Brothers L 12-1
CPBL Exhibition 03/16 09:05 - CITIC Brothers v Wei-Chuan Dragons L 1-6
CPBL Exhibition 03/14 10:35 - CITIC Brothers v Uni-Lions W 7-2
CPBL 10/23 10:35 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Uni-Lions [1] L 2-4
CPBL 10/22 09:05 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Rakuten Monkeys [3] L 9-11
CPBL 10/21 09:05 1 [3] Rakuten Monkeys v CITIC Brothers [4] L 11-6
CPBL 10/19 10:35 1 [3] Rakuten Monkeys v CITIC Brothers [4] W 3-4
CPBL 10/18 10:35 1 [3] Rakuten Monkeys v CITIC Brothers [4] W 3-4
CPBL 10/17 10:35 1 [5] Uni-Lions v CITIC Brothers [3] L 3-0
CPBL 10/15 09:05 1 [5] Fubon Guardians v CITIC Brothers [4] W 1-4
CPBL 10/14 09:05 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Fubon Guardians [5] L 0-3
CPBL 10/12 10:35 1 [5] Fubon Guardians v CITIC Brothers [4] W 0-1
CPBL 10/10 09:05 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Fubon Guardians [5] W 9-4
CPBL 10/09 09:05 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Wei-Chuan Dragons [2] L 0-4
CPBL 10/08 09:05 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Wei-Chuan Dragons [2] D 5-5
CPBL 10/07 09:05 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Uni-Lions [1] L 1-7
CPBL 10/06 10:35 1 CITIC Brothers v Uni-Lions - Postponed
CPBL 10/03 10:35 1 [4] CITIC Brothers v Fubon Guardians [5] L 1-2
CPBL 09/30 09:05 1 [3] Rakuten Monkeys v CITIC Brothers [4] L 5-4
CPBL 09/29 09:05 1 [2] Wei-Chuan Dragons v CITIC Brothers [4] W 6-9
CPBL 09/28 10:35 1 [2] Wei-Chuan Dragons v CITIC Brothers [4] L 6-1
CPBL 09/26 10:35 1 [3] Rakuten Monkeys v CITIC Brothers [4] W 5-6
CPBL 09/25 10:35 1 [1] Uni-Lions v CITIC Brothers [4] W 1-2

Wikipedia - CTBC Brothers

The CTBC Brothers (Chinese: 中信兄弟) or simply Brothers are a professional baseball team in Taiwan. The team was originally established as an amateur team in 1984 by the Brother Hotel located in Taipei City, and later joined the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) in 1989. Brother Hotel's chairman Hung Teng-sheng also acted as CPBL's secretary-general from 1987 to 1991. The Brothers are currently owned by CTBC Holding.

With its long history from the amateur era plus a successful marketing strategy and management, the team has long been one of the most popular Taiwanese baseball teams, winning the CPBL championship on nine occasions.

The team has always worn yellow uniforms. Its current home is in Taichung, with the home field at the Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium.

History

On March 17, 1990, the Brother Elephants played the first historical CPBL game against the Uni-President Lions in the now-demolished Taipei Municipal Baseball Stadium with a full house of 14,350 in attendance. These two teams are also the only two remaining original teams of the CPBL.

Despite having the best season-long record for the 2004 season, the Elephants were unable to participate in the Taiwan Series because they had won neither half-season. This resulted in the expansion of the playoffs to three teams beginning in 2005, where the team with the best season-long record among non-champions for the season would gain a wildcard berth, thus preventing a similar occurrence in the future.

In mid-2008, general manager Hung Jui-he revealed the possibility of sale or disbanding of the organization if the financial deficit continued after 2009.

In the 2009 season, Brother Elephants were triumphant in winning the second half of the season. However, the team was affected deeply by the match fixing scandal which resulted in expulsion of many team players and the coach.

In October 2013, the team's president announced attempts to sell the team. The announcement drew interest from seven potential bidders. The team was sold to Hua Yi, a subdivision of CTBC Holding, by December 2013 for a price of NT$400 million. The team's name change reflected their new corporate parent, but it was felt that the branding from their previous owners was strong enough to rename the team Brothers, while retaining the elephant mascot. In 2022, the CTBC Holding officially purchased the team from Hua Yi.

CITIC Brothers is a professional baseball team that competes in the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL). The team was founded in 2002 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan. The team is owned by CITIC Group, a Chinese state-owned investment company.

CITIC Brothers has a strong reputation in the CPBL, having won the league championship twice in 2009 and 2010. The team's home stadium is the Tianmu Baseball Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 10,000 spectators.

The team's logo features a stylized letter "C" in blue and white, with the word "Brothers" written in Chinese characters underneath. The team's colors are blue and white, which are prominently featured on their uniforms.

CITIC Brothers has a roster of talented players, including both local Taiwanese players and international players from countries such as the United States, Japan, and South Korea. The team is known for its strong pitching and defense, as well as its aggressive base running and hitting.

Overall, CITIC Brothers is a respected and competitive team in the CPBL, with a loyal fan base and a commitment to excellence on and off the field.