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2010 in Review – German Baseball-Bundesliga – Solingen Alligators

Posted on December 8, 2010 by philipp

We are underway with our review series of the European Baseball season 2010. We already looked at the Italian Baseball League and the Dutch Hoofdklasse. Now at the plate: the German Baseball-Bundesliga.

Solingen Alligators

2010 Record: 24-4
2010 Ranking: 1st place in northern division of Baseball-Bundesliga after regular season. The Solingen Alligators swept the Haar Disciples in three games during the quarterfinals. However the northern champion experienced a similar fate during the semi-finals, where the Heidenheim Heidekoepfe eliminated the team of head coach Andy Fleischacker in three games. The Alligators also hosted and won a European Cup Qualifier in June, but couldn’t secure a second German spot in the European Cup, when they had to settle for second place at the European Cup Playoff in Rouen.
Runs Scored: 213 (1st)
Runs Allowed: 61 (1st)

Best Batter: Dominik Wulf. The German national teamer batted .390 (OBP .483/SLG .630) with seven homeruns, 29 runs and 38 RBI in 26 games this year.
Best OPS: Dominik Wulf 1.113 (3rd in league)
Most Home Runs: Dominik Wulf 7 (tied for 1st)
Most RBI: Dominik Wulf 38 (led league)
Most Runs Scored: Evan Porter 37 (led league)
Most Stolen Bases: Patrick Kanthak 10 (tied for 4th)

Best Pitcher: Josh Rickards. The American southpaw had a 9-2 record with an ERA of 1.21 in 13 starts for Solingen in his first year in Germany. He struck out 101 batters in 82 innings, while walking 36.
Best ERA Starter: Josh Rickards 1.21 (led league)
Best ERA Reliever: Nils Hartkopf 0.86
Most Strikeouts: Josh Rickards 101 (5th)
Most Walks: Josh Rickards 36
Most Innings Pitched: Josh Rickards 82.0

Previous:
Neuenburg Atomics (South)
Cologne Cardinals (North)
Pulheim Gophers (North)
Dohren Wild Farmers (North)
Gauting Indians (South)
Mainz Athletics (South)
Dortmund Wanderers (North)
Saarlouis Hornets (South)
HSV Stealers (North)
Bonn Capitals (North)
Haar Disciples (South)
Mannheim Tornados (South)
Paderborn Untouchables (North)

Kendrey Maduro is greeted by his Dutch teammates after hitting his second homer in Group A play at the 2022 U18 European Championship in Hluboka, Czechia. Credit: mister-baseball.com.
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