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2011 in Review – Belgian First Division – Borgerhout Squirrels

Posted on January 20, 2012January 20, 2012 by philipp

Even though 2012 already started we still look back at the 2011 season in European Baseball. Up next is the Belgian First Division.

Borgerhout Squirrels

2011 Record: 20-17
2011 Ranking: 1st place after the regular season. The Borgerhout Squirrels returned to the Belgian First Division by winning the regular season with a 19-8 record. But in the round-robin playoffs they fell behind the Hoboken Pioneers, Namur Angels and Royal Greys for a fourth-place finish.
Runs Scored: 213 (8th)
Runs Allowed: 210 (5th)

Best Batter: Steven Delannoy. He batted .474/.580/.672 with three homeruns, 14 doubles, 41 runs and 30 RBI in 32 games (31 starts).
Best OPS: Steven Delannoy 1.252
Most Homeruns: Jose Coste Nunez 4
Most RBI: Steven Delannoy 30
Most Runs Scored: Steven Delannoy 41
Most Stolen Bases: Steven Delannoy 27

Best Pitcher: Yannick Gontier. He went 8-3 with an ERA of 2.97 in 19 games (12 starts). He struck out 76 batters in 94 innings, walking 29.
Best ERA Starting Pitcher: Yannick Gontier 2.97
Best ERA Reliever: Sam Boermans 2.19
Most Strikeouts: Luis Larrinaga 82
Most Walks: Luis Larrinaga 51
Most Innings Pitched: Luis Larrinaga 120.2

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