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2010 in Review – Italian Baseball League – Montepaschi Grosseto

Posted on November 10, 2010 by philipp

The season in European Baseball is over. It is time to look back. We will start our annual review series with the Italian Baseball League.

Montepaschi Grosseto

2010 Record: 20-22
2010 Ranking: 6th place in Italian Baseball League. The Orioles missed the playoffs by five games. They finished the regular season by losing six of the last seven games.
Runs Scored: 173 (6th)
Runs Allowed: 170 (5th)

20100618-FIGUEROA-Juan-GRO-(Ferrini-FIBS)Best Batter: Danny Sandoval. He batted .333 (4th in league, OBP.412/SLG .412) with 26 runs scored and 24 RBI in 41 games this season.
Best OPS: Danny Sandoval .824
Most Home Runs: Andrea Sgnaolin 3
Most RBI: Danny Sandoval 24
Most Runs Scored: Andrea De Santis 29
Most Stolen Bases: Danny Sandoval 8

Best Pitcher: Fernando Gutierrez. The reliever of the Spanish National Team had an ERA of 1.93 in 13 appearances this season, striking out 30 batters in 23 1/3 innings, while walking 13. Opponents batted just .163 against him.
Best ERA Starter: Chris Cooper 2.38
Best ERA Reliever: Fernando Gutierrez 1.93 (Min. 10 IP)
Most Strikeouts: Juan Figueroa 92 (led IBL)
Most Walks: Riccardo De Santis 36
Most Innings Pitched: Riccardo De Santis 88.0

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