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Prospects in 2010 – Mariekson Gregorius – Lynchburg Hillcats

Posted on January 28, 2011January 27, 2011 by philipp

Like last year we’re taking a look back at the performances by the Europeans who played in affiliated minor league ball in the United States in 2010.

Mariekson Gregorius

Birth Date: 02/18/1990 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Throws/Bats: Right/Left
Organization: Cincinnati Reds
Position: Shortstop

2010 Season: The 20-year-old Dutch shortstop Mariekson Gregorius had a busy 2010 season. He began the year with the Dayton Dragons in the Midwest League, where he batted .273 (OBP .327/SLG .379) with five homeruns, eleven triples, 16 doubles, 69 runs and 41 RBI in 127 games. At the end of August he got promoted to the Lynchburg Hillcats in the Carolina League. He collected six hits in 25 at-bats through seven games there. In October he joined the Dutch National Team on its trip to the Intercontinental Cup in Taiwan. He went 10-for-30 with a homerun, two doubles, three runs and five RBI in seven games. Afterwards he got named the outstanding defensive player of the tournament. He still wasn’t finished, as he traveled to Australia to play for the Canberra Cavalry. He struggled in the beginning before finding his swing in January. He batted .189 (OBP .248/SLG .283) with a homerun, two triples, five doubles, 15 runs and nine RBI in 36 games.
Career Stats: 230 GP, 985 PA, 898 AB, 111 R, 240 H, 6 HR, 68 RBI, 58 BB, 114 SO, AVG .267, OBP .321, SLG .347
Highest Level: High-A (2009, 2010)
Link to Baseball-Reference.com

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Thomas De Wolf (Mets)
Daan Cornelissen (Pirates)
Matej Hejma (Twins)
Luca Martone (Astros)
Ruben Rijkhof (Braves)
Dovydas Neverauskas (Pirates)
Jeroen de Haas (Mariners)
Frederic Hanvi (Twins)
Andrea Pizziconi (Diamondbacks)
Tom Stuifbergen (Twins)
Deion Galvan (Braves)
Kalian Sams (Mariners)
Swen Huijer (Red Sox)
Rien Vernooij (Mets)
Andrea Lucati (Astros)
Kevin Weijgertse (Mets)
Björn Hato (Mets)
Max Kepler-Rozycki (Twins)
Andrei Lobanov (Twins)
Scott Ronnenbergh (Mariners)
Luca Panerati (Cincinnati Reds)
Loek van Mil (Twins)
Mike Bolsenbroek (Phillies)
Alessandro Maestri (Cubs)
Victor Velazquez (Braves)
Roberto Machado (Braves)
Alejandro Sanchez (Braves)
Eric Gonzalez (Padres)
Kai Gronauer (Mets)
Alex Liddi (Mariners)
Gregory Halman (Mariners)
Donald Lutz (Reds)

Kendrey Maduro is greeted by his Dutch teammates after hitting his second homer in Group A play at the 2022 U18 European Championship in Hluboka, Czechia. Credit: mister-baseball.com.
Southpaw pitcher Dominic Scheffler became Switzerland's first born-and-raised talent to sign with an MLB organization when he signed with the Cincinnati Reds in 2023. Credit: Roger Savoldelli.
Marek Chlup hustles for third base during North Greenville University's March 27, 2021, game against Salem University. The Prague-born Chlup, who competed at the 2023 World Baseball Classic with Czechia, won the 2022 NCAA D2 national championship with NGU. Credit: North Greenville Athletics.
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