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2010 in Review – Swedish Elitserien – Tranås

Posted on February 1, 2011February 1, 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.

Tranås

2010 Record: 12-10
2010 Ranking: 4th place in Swedish Elitserien after regular season. Tranås took the fourth spot in the semi-finals after the top-six round. In the best-of-three series Stockholm won the first two games and eliminated Tranås. In December they decided to withdraw from the Elitserien due to player shortage.
Runs Scored: 178 (4th)
Runs Allowed: 149 (4th)

Best Batter: Kyle West. He batted .333 (OBP .445/SLG .466) with two triples, eight doubles, 23 runs scored and 15 RBI in 110 plate appearances.
Best OPS: Adeyinka Adewusi 1.210
Most Homeruns: Adeyinka Adewusi 6
Most RBI: Adeyinka Adewusi 26
Most Runs Scored: Matt Merrifield 32
Most Stolen Bases: Matt Merrifield 12

Best Pitcher: Karl Knutsson. He had a 3-1 record with an ERA of 3.77, 21 strikeouts and ten walks in 43 innings.
Best ERA: Karl Knutsson 3.77
Most Strikeouts: Kyle West 48
Most Walks: Kyle West 48
Most Innings Pitched: David Leander 50.0

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