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Baseball Digest talks to Robert Eenhoorn about State of Dutch Baseball

Posted on May 13, 2009May 13, 2009 by philipp

BaseballDigest.com released another article about international Baseball on Tuesday. They talked with Robert Eenhoorn to discuss the state of Dutch Baseball.

An excerpt:

BD: What has the success of the National Team at the World Baseball Classic meant to the sport in the Netherlands?
RE: We received more publicity and recognition through these results. We just signed a three-year deal with Reebok as an outcome and have many people motivated to continue to grow our level.
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BD: Have you seen a change over the past few years in the numbers of kids playing baseball? What is the youth league structure there?
RE: We just found out that we have a 50% increase of new kids than normal around this time. We have a club system where kids can go to and play organized baseball. If they are good enough they will be invited to play in one of the six academies we have to develop the best talent.

Read the complete article on baseballdigest.com

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