Hamburg Stealers

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Hamburg Stealers
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League Baseball-Bundesliga  (Bundesliga Nord)
Location Hamburg
BallparkBallpark Langenhorst
Founded1985
League championships1 (2000)
Division championships4 (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996)
ColoursBlue, red and white
   
ManagerDavid Wohlgemuth
Website www.stealers.de
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Baseballclub Hamburg Stealers e.V., commonly referred to as Hamburg Stealers, is a German baseball team based in Hamburg. The Stealers compete in the Baseball-Bundesliga as a member of the Bundesliga Nord. Established in 1985, the team has won the Baseball-Bundesliga once in 2000. The Stealers play their home games at Ballpark Langenhorst.

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History

The Hamburg Stealers were founded in 1985 as the Lokstedt Stealers and participated for the first time in the Baseball-Bundesliga in 1991. In 1994, the team reached the final for the first time, but lost against the Mannheim Tornados. In 1996, the Stealers almost had a perfect season, finishing with a 27–1 record; in the playoffs, the team lost in semi-finals against the Mannheim Tornados. [1]

In 2000 the club had its best season. The Stealers won its first German championship after finishing the season with a 23–11 record and going undefeated in the playoffs, defeating the Mainz Athletics in the semi-finals and the Cologne Dodgers in the final. That same year, the club won the German Cup and the Pool B of the CEB European Cup. [2]

In 2006 the Stealers joined Hamburger SV sports club and changed its name from Lokstedt Stealers to HSV Stealers. However, in November 2014, the Stealers split from Hamburger SV and formed a separate club: Baseballclub Hamburg Stealers e. V. [2] [3]

In December 2022 the Stealers signed Japanese pitcher Yasutomo Kubo ahead of the 2023 season. Kubo previously played in Japan for the Chiba Lotte Marines, Hanshin Tigers and Yokohama DeNA BayStars and had a brief stint in the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball and the Mexican League. [4] [5]

Ballpark

Ballpark Langenhorst is located in the Niendorf quarter of Hamburg, next to the FC St. Pauli training facilities. The ballpark has a capacity of 1200 spectators, including 500 seats. [6]

Since 2014 the ballpark has a clubhouse with two changing rooms, an umpires' changing room, terrace, a kitchen, a training room and several offices. [7]

Roster

Hamburg Stealers roster
PlayersCoaches
Pitchers
  • 30 Flag of Germany.svg Simon Bäumer
  • 22 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Austin Hassani
  • 69 Flag of Germany.svg Paul Hoff
  • 11 Flag of Germany.svg Rickert Koch
  • 27 Flag of Japan.svg Yasutomo Kubo
  • 20 Flag of Germany.svg Milan Rönfeldt
  • 18 Flag of Germany.svg Mark Wanke
Catchers
  • 91 Flag of Cuba.svg Joel Chongo
  •  5 Flag of Germany.svg Fynn Ihde
  • 55 Flag of Germany.svg Sebastian Koch

Infielders

  • 28 Flag of Germany.svg Jakob Boldt
  •  7 Flag of the United States.svg Joey Curcio
  • 13 Flag of Cuba.svg Pablo González
  • 16 Flag of Germany.svg Marvin Kilic
  • 14 Flag of the United States.svg Brehan Murphy
  •  2 Flag of Germany.svg Finn Schulze

Outfielders

  • 39 Flag of Germany.svg Yannik Derstappen
  • 63 Flag of Germany.svg Linus Hartmann
  • 19 Flag of Germany.svg Max Müller
  •  3 Flag of Germany.svg Mirko Oliczewski
  • 23 Flag of Germany.svg Kevin van Meensel
Manager
  • 96 Flag of Germany.svg David Wohlgemuth

Coaches

  • 24 Flag of Germany.svg Michael Kujoth(coach)

Roster updated on 22 January 2024


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References

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