Chien-Ming Wang is hoping to find a home with the reigning World Series-champion Kansas City Royals. Wang has bounced around the minor leagues for the last few years. He has not pitched in the big leagues since 2013, when he started 6 games for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Wang, a right-handed pitcher from Tainan won 19 games in back-to-back years with the Yankees before a foot injury in 2008 derailed his career.

The Royals signed the 35-year-old veteran to a minor league contract in January, and so far he has performed well, posting a 1.17 WHIP and a 1.50 ERA in 6 innings.

Another Taiwanese southpaw Wei-Chung Wang is in camp with the Milwaukee Brewers. The 23-year-old debuted for the Brewers in 2014 and struggled through his 14-game stint.

Wei-Chung Wang, from Taitung, spent last year as a starter in the Brewer's farm system, showing improvement with a 3.40 ERA in 26 starts.

This spring he has only pitched 1/3 of an inning, giving up no hits or walks.  

With opening day less than a month away, Taiwanese baseball fans will be focused on spring training and the three pitchers from The Beautiful Island.