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2010 in Review – Croatian Baseball League – Vindija Varazdin

Posted on January 25, 2011January 25, 2011 by philipp

After the baseball leagues in Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, France, the Czech Republic, Belgium and Austria, we’re continuing our review series of the 2010 season with Croatia.

Vindija Varazdin

2010 Record: 8-10 (13-17*)
2010 Ranking: 3rd after regular season with a 5-7 record. In the semi finals they played against Olimpija Karlovac (2009 champion) and lost 0-3 (4-12, 7-17, 3-10). In the series for 3rd place they managed to beat BK Zagreb 3-0 (7-1, 4-1, 6-4). In the Inter League (Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Serbia and Croatia) they got to the semifinal tournament but the Slovakian teams (Apollo Bratislava and Slovan Bratislava) were stronger and denied them to defend their title from the year before.
Runs Scored: 108
Runs Allowed: 134

Best Batter: Igor Marcec .348 (OBP .474/SLG .435) with 4 doubles, 15 runs and 7 RBI in 12 games.
Most RBI: Petar Burazin 8
Most Runs Scored: Marin Farkas 17
Most Stolen Bases: Igor Marcec 14

Best Pitcher: Marin Farkas. He had a 3-1 record with an ERA of 4.33 in 5 games. He struck out 38 batters in 27 innings, walking 9.
Best ERA: Petar Burazin 3.24
Most Strikeouts: Marin Farkaš 38
Most Walks: Danijel Levak 31
Most Innings Pitched: Danijel Levak 39.1

* with Inter league games

by Goran Supraha

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