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2010 in Review – Swedish Elitserien – Goteborg Hajarna

Posted on January 30, 2011January 30, 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.

Goteborg Hajarna

2010 Record: 6-16
2010 Ranking: 6th place in Swedish Elitserien after top-six round. The Goteborg Hajarna reached the top-six round as the number six seed after the regular season, but missed out on the semi-finals.
Runs Scored: 128 (6th)
Runs Allowed: 213 (6th)

Best Batter: Ryan Brown. He batted .367 (OBP .464/SLG .661) with four homeruns, eight doubles, 17 runs and 21 RBI in just 84 at-bats.
Best OPS: Ryan Brown 1.125
Most Homeruns: Ryan Brown 4
Most RBI: Ryan Brown 21
Most Runs Scored: Joey Schwartz 24
Most Stolen Bases: Joey Schwartz 21

Best Pitcher: Ryan Brown. He had a 1-1 record with an ERA of 5.88, 21 strikeouts and nine walks in 26 innings.
Best ERA: Ryan Brown 5.88
Most Strikeouts: Curtis Dionne 41
Most Walks: Curtis Dionne 35
Most Innings Pitched: Curtis Dionne 70.2

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