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Sean Kammerer
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  • Long Beach, NY
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Sean Kammerer is now friends with Chris Paterson and Kael Herman
June 28, 2009
Anthony Fruhling commented on Sean Kammerer's blog post 'Australian Baseball'
So what exactly are you doing in Australia? Is is just a summer league for fun or is it like a foreign pro league?
May 17, 2009
A blog post by Sean Kammerer was featured
Playing in Australia is a legit experience. You play against top quality players that are signed from pro teams back at home in the U.S.from Independent clubs and big league clubs. The competition, surprisingly enough is pretty legit. The pitching v…
May 14, 2009
Scott commented on Sean Kammerer's blog post 'Australian Baseball'
good to know your enjoying your baseball over here with us.
February 7, 2009
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January 29, 2009
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January 28, 2009
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January 28, 2009
Sean Kammerer commented on david haggart's video '2008 NL MVP Albert Pujols Hitting 2-13-08 @ Millhouse AEP'
best swing in baseball
January 27, 2009

Profile Information

Bats:
Right
Throws:
Right
Height:
5'7"
Weight:
187
Position(s):
C, 2B, 3B
Type of hitter... Power? Average? Slap? Pull?
Average and situational hitting with decent power. I don't strike out often either.
I currently:
Play Baseball
Baseball Playing Experience:
Teeball, Little League, High School, College, Independent, 18+
Softball Playing Experience:
None
Baseball Coaching Experience:
Little League, Babe Ruth, College
Softball Coaching Experience:
None
Who is your favorite hitter and why?
Craig Biggio b/c he shows that a little guy can hit for power and average. Also a northern baseball player can be successful down south.
More About Me:
played division 1 baseball at Sacred Heart University. I was looked at heavily by San Diego but unfortunately I got hurt and had 2 surgeries. I got hooked up with an Italian scout but fell short one document for dual citizenship. I was added on the international baseball forum and landed here in Sweden where I'm currently playing. In September I will be leaving and playing winter ball in Australia.

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Australian Baseball

Playing in Australia is a legit experience. You play against top quality players that are signed from pro teams back at home in the U.S.from Independent clubs and big league clubs. The competition, surprisingly enough is pretty legit. The pitching varries however you get guys that throw from mid 80's to low 90's. There aren't many Americans that play in the league due to clubs not paying for flights over here. The teams that do have imports usually don't have any players that are signed. In Quee… Continue

Posted on January 31, 2009 at 7:32am — 4 Comments

Sean Kammerer

Swedish Professional Baseball

Swedish professional baseball consists of 8 teams all over Sweden. They are the Alby Stars, Gefle Baseball Club, Karlskoga Bats, Leksand Lumberjacks, Rattvik Butchers, Stockholm Baseball Club, Sundbyberg Heat, and Tranas Baseball Club. All the teams in the league are actually pretty even. The only difference that each team has is depth of pitching. The pitchers in the league average about low to mid 80's. However everyone in the league can hit and most Swedish ball players are lefties due to pla… Continue

Posted on August 26, 2008 at 3:18pm — 2 Comments

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At 10:28am on January 29, 2009, Mike Pisaniello said…
Sam ...I just sent you a GSB Player Card to the email address you provided.
At 4:04pm on January 28, 2009, Kurtis Wiles said…
Nice Pictures.
At 9:38am on December 22, 2008, Mike Pisaniello said…
I'll send a Player Card to fill out if your interested. Try to get the evaluation section done by a reputable source. Feel free to share the Player Card with any of your friends or team mates. I need your email address to attach it.
At 10:52pm on December 21, 2008, Mike Pisaniello said…
If you are interested in Foreign Leagues or Indy ball you might want to check out the GSB site. Or you can contact me and I'll send you out a Player Profile sheet.
At 12:31am on September 23, 2008, K.J. Kotchman said…
hey is your team looking for any player's..i just found out some new's about our league and was just seeing if you guy's need another player...thank's kotch
At 11:26pm on September 14, 2008, Graham Wright said…
Well it may be something for me to consider after I give my body a bit of time to rest. I would be delighted if you would put me in contact with that forum though. Does it work the same with area scouts being in contact with the overseas guys?
At 12:55am on September 14, 2008, Graham Wright said…
How exactly do you get hooked up with team in a foreign league?
At 7:36pm on September 6, 2008, Jalal Leach said…
Hey Sean. I played a lot of ball internationally back in the day. Good luck to you andif any of the Sweedish teams need a coach and/or hitting ghuru let me know.

Jalal Leach
www.bmp18.com
At 5:13pm on September 6, 2008, K.J. Kotchman said…
oh ok...how is it down there....i hear it's nice..ha..ha... well it better be i'm stuck there for 6 mo's...well lets stay in touch...later Kotch
At 8:57pm on September 5, 2008, K.J. Kotchman said…
hey what team are you playing for in australia...i'm playing for the West stirling Indian's out of Perth...

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