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2011 in Review – German Baseball-Bundesliga – Berlin Sluggers

Posted on November 18, 2011November 18, 2011 by philipp

We continue our review series of Europe’s baseball leagues after the Netherlands and Italy with the German Baseball-Bundesliga.

Berlin Sluggers

2011 Record: 11-29 (including playdowns)
2011 Ranking: 7th place in northern division. Baseball at the top level in the German capital was back in 2011, as the Berlin Sluggers made the step into the Baseball-Bundesliga. After a disappointing regular season, which saw only four wins in 28 games, the Sluggers profited a little bit of the dismantling Pulheim Gophers, improved to 11-29 and secured their spot in the 2012 campaign.
Runs Scored: 84 (8th)
Runs Allowed: 313 (8th)

Best Batter: Kellen Kmiecik. The American joined the Sluggers after the season started and he quickly emerged as a key player without dominating. He went .242/.417/.403 with two homeruns, four doubles, ten runs and nine RBI in 21 games.
Best OPS: Kellen Kmiecik .820
Most Homeruns: Kellen Kmiecik 2
Most RBI: Benjamin Kleiner 11
Most Runs Scored: Kellen Kmiecik, Benjamin Kleiner 10
Most Stolen Bases: Benjamin Kleiner 4

Best ERA Starting Pitcher: Kellen Kmiecik 8.13
Best ERA Reliever: Oliver Knaack 8.13
Most Strikeouts: Ales Keprta 34
Most Walks: Iwan Galkin 49
Most Innings Pitched: Iwan Galkin 59.0

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