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Clinton Balgera returns to Rimini

Posted on February 11, 2008 by philipp

Telemarket Rimini confirmed on their website the return of Clinton BALGERA. The Australian played in Italy in the past and he destroyed opposing pitching this winter in his home country.

The 32-year-old outfielder is looking back at five seasons for Parma and Rimini between 2002 and 2006. He has a career batting average of .290 (OBP .386/SLG .382) with eleven homeruns, 141 runs scored and 123 RBI in 960 at-bats.

He is also a successful player in Australia. He played for the Swan Districts in the State League this winter. During the regular season he hit .316 (.456/.418) with 20 runs scored and ten RBI in 28 games. He led all players at the Claxton Shield, playing for West Australia, with a batting average of .450 (.549/.650).

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