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2010 in Review – Swedish Elitserien – Sundbyberg Heat

Posted on February 2, 2011February 2, 2011 by philipp

While the 2011 season in European Baseball slowly is approaching, we’re finishing up our review series to last year’s action with the Swedish Elitserien. Already back in the dugout are Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, France, Czech Republic, Belgium, Austria and Croatia.

Sundbyberg Heat

2010 Record: 16-7
2010 Ranking: 3rd place in Swedish Elitserien following the regular season. In the semi-finals Sundbyberg Heat was leading 9-8 in the middle of the ninth in the decisive third match against the Karlskoga Bats, but lost 9-10 in the end and missed out on the Swedish Finals.
Runs Scored: 195 (3rd)
Runs Allowed: 131 (2nd)

Best Batter: Rob Learned. He batted .442 (OBP .564/SLG .622) with a homerun, a triple, six doubles, 27 runs and ten RBI in 78 plate appearances for the Heat in 2010.
Best OPS: Shawn Vance 1.208
Most Homeruns: Philip Gajzler 6
Most RBI: Shawn Vance 43
Most Runs Scored: Shawn Vance 32
Most Stolen Bases: Rob Learned 7

Best Pitcher: Rob Learned. He had a 2-0 record with an ERA of 2.41, 57 strikeouts and 17 walks in 41 innings.
Best ERA: Rob Learned 2.41
Most Strikeouts: Nick Soubiea, Rob Learned 57
Most Walks: Nick Soubiea 45
Most Innings Pitched: Nick Soubiea 91.1

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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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