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Tempo Titans with two Americans in 2010

Posted on February 19, 2010February 18, 2010 by philipp

by Michal Hanus

The Tempo Titans Praha, which for the first time in its history got relegated from the Extraleague, have started to reinforce its roster. Nik Edmonson, 25-year-old coach, pitcher and outfielder from California signed a contract with Titans. He will arrive in Prague in mid of March and will stay with the team for whole season.

Edmonson has baseball experience from Division I to Division II baseball college competitions as well as from Californian Summer Leagues. He will coach the senior team together with Robert Medricky. During the week will Edmonson also will help to improve the baseball skills of the youth teams, which of the baseball club.

Another American player on the team will be Chuck Magedanz. The 26-year-old infielder already spent last season with the Titans and was the best batter of the team and showed off his high fielding skills. Magedanz had offers from other European clubs, but he preferred to stay another year with the Titans.

On the other hand, 36-year-old club legend and infielder Jiri Drha decided to hang up his great baseball career. Drha is owner of almost all club records. A second player leaving is Jakub Matuska, who will probably join Kotlarka Praha, where his younger brother is already playing.

2009 Statistics Chuck Magedanz

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