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2011 in Review – Belgian First Division – Brasschaat Braves

Posted on January 13, 2012January 13, 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.

Brasschaat Braves

2011 Record: 14-24
2011 Ranking: 7th place in Belgian First Division. The Brasschaat Braves were stuck in the bottom half of the Belgian First Division for the whole season. With a solid 7-5 run to conclude the year they at least showed signs of improvement.
Runs Scored: 257 (2nd)
Runs Allowed: 260 (6th)

Best Batter: Alberto Valerio. He batted .377/.466/.594 with six homeruns, two triples, eight doubles, 36 runs and 33 RBI in 37 games.
Best OPS: Alberto Valerio 1.060
Most Homeruns: Alberto Valerio 6
Most RBI: Alberto Valerio 33
Most Runs Scored: Alberto Valerio 36
Most Stolen Bases: Alberto Valerio 12

Best Pitcher: James Wise. He went 3-1 with an ERA of 1.46 in five starts. He collected 36 strikeouts in 37 innings, walking just nine.
Best ERA Starting Pitcher: James Wise 1.46
Best ERA Reliever: Yannick Sel 5.04
Most Strikeouts: Ulysses Roque 61
Most Walks: Dave Vandenbosch 48
Most Innings Pitched: Dave Vandenbosch 80.1

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