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Fubon Guardians' new foreign pitcher, Martis, has now had five scheduled starts postponed due to rain since arriving in Taiwan. His Guardians teammates agree with his moniker as a "rainmaker," and Martis himself laughs that he has grown accustomed to the situation. While the rain-forced postponements leave fans waiting in frustration, for Martis, such circumstances have already become the norm during his time in Taiwan.

Before arriving in Taiwan, Martis drew significant attention for his performance, particularly his background in Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB), where he was once a dominant pitcher. However, early in his stint in Taiwan, he has encountered quite a few issues. Including this latest rain-delayed scheduled start, it marks the fourth time his scheduled start has been postponed due to rain since coming to Taiwan. This situation raises questions about whether he has adapted to the environment in Taiwan or if there are issues with his own performance.

Yet, in reality, Martis himself says he is used to it. While in the minor leagues, he already encountered five scheduled starts postponed because of rain. Such circumstances have made him even more composed, and he has long grown accustomed to rain-related postponements.

Furthermore, even his farm team teammates concur with his "rainmaker" nickname. The moniker might suggest that he is a powerful pitcher who can perform even in the rain, but it also prompts alternative interpretations from others: Is he too used to rain postponements? Does it imply that he relies too much on them?

These questions bring to mind what Martis's actual performance is like, whether he has adapted to the local environment, or if his own performance is flawed. The answers to these questions may only be known to him. Nevertheless, for the fans, this atmosphere of uncertainty is extremely captivating, especially during rain postponements, as his performance leaves people anticipating more.

Martis's journey in Taiwan has been underway for some time now. Although his performance has been less than ideal, he continues to persevere. He constantly practices and makes improvements, hoping to showcase his abilities in the local environment. Still, this atmosphere of uncertainty remains highly attractive, building anticipation for what he will bring to the field.

Ultimately, how will Martis perform? The answer to this question may only be known to him alone. Regardless, for the fans, this aura of uncertainty is captivating, particularly amidst rain delays, and his performance leaves everyone wanting more. Either way, this dynamic will remain one of the focal points of the Chinese Professional Baseball League.