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Mannheim and Regensburg advance into Bundesliga Finals

Posted on August 23, 2008August 25, 2008 by philipp

The BUCHBINDER LEGINOAERE and the TORNADOS won their best-of-five semi-final series on Saturday and advanced into the German Baseball-Bundesliga finals, which will start in mid-September.

MANNHEIM swept their series against HEIDENHEIM, winning game three 6-1 behind Paul Waterman’s gem. The southern conference leader again disappointed offensive wise and was eliminated.

REGENSBURG clinched their final berth with a 2-0 shutout in game four. Alex Lauterbach hit a first-inning homerun to lead the Bavarian club into the third straight title series. Northern conference winner ALLIGATORS had won game three to cut the deficit in the series to a game. But it was not enough, as the LEGIONAERE used their second match ball.

Short Recaps to follow on Tuesday.

Playoffs:
Results:
Solingen – Regensburg 3-1
Solingen – Regensburg 0-2
Regensburg wins series 3-1.

Heidenheim – Mannheim 1-6
Mannheim wins series 3-0.

Playdowns:
Results:
North:
Hanover – Bonn 5-4, 7-3
HSV – Neunkirchen postponed due to rain

Standings:

  1. Bonn 20-16
  2. HSV 12-22
  3. Hanover 10-26
  4. Neunkirchen 4-30

South:
Gauting – Saarlouis 8-7 (10), 0-4 (7)

Standings:

  1. Saarlouis 16-20
  2. Haar 13-21
  3. Gauting 13-23
  4. Neuenburg 5-29
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