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Hoboken Pioneers sign Terence Antonacci, bring Brett Diamond back

Posted on February 19, 2008 by philipp

The Hoboken Pioneers have established a nice one-two-punch at the top of the pitching staff. They have signed Terence ANTONACCI from the Royal Greys and bring the American Brett DIAMOND back

ANTONACCI led the league with a 0.57 ERA and a 12-0 record. He struck out 113 in 95 innings pitched, walking just 15. He was a big reason that his former club won the Belgian Championship.

In addition to this important acquisition they are also able to extend the contract with their best pitcher from last season. DIAMOND had a 6-3 record with an ERA of 1.77 in nine starts during his first year in Belgium. He had 69 strikeouts and 16 base on balls in 71 innings pitched.

These two and Kenny VAN DEN BRANDEN (ERA 2.46, 7-6, 108 SO, 95 IP, 16 BB) will form an impressive group of hurlers for the Pioneers.

Check out Brett DIAMOND in a game last season:

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1 thought on “Hoboken Pioneers sign Terence Antonacci, bring Brett Diamond back”

  1. General says:
    February 20, 2008 at 9:41 pm

    Thats the pitchers ball, get the hell out of the way De Quint!!

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