Ohio State Jr. RHP Alex Wimmers becomes the first Big Ten pitcher ever to be name Pitcher of the Year in back-to-back seasons as the Cincinnati native received the 2010 honor announced today by the Big Ten.
Though the Moeller product missed three starts with a left hamstring injury, Wimmers still led the Big Ten with a 1.60 ERA and .218 opponents batting average against. Wimmers struck out 86 over 73 innings in going 9-0 in 10 starts.
Joining Wimmers in receiving 1st team All-Big Ten honors is Zach Hurley. Ryan Dew received 2nd team honors at DH, while Michael Stephens picked up a 3rd team selection.
More on the Big Ten honors and these four later.
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Kinda suprised Wimmers won because of all the time he missed on the mound. I know his TEAM missed him a lot more than i ever thought they would. I have never seen a team so dependent on one pitcher. It was a shame in the end really. Of course if Strayer holds that lead against the Gophers saturday we are playing tomorrow. Oh well shit happens.
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