Author Archives: Dennis Duin

Haarlem Baseball Week is a breeding ground for major league talent

Over the years, great baseball players have been at Baseball Week. Dutch players with a great track record at the national and international level, but also an awful lot of players from other participating countries, some of whom would even later make it to baseball’s hall of fame: Major League Baseball. From Haarlem to the […]

Hall of Famer, Honorary member KNBSB, Softball administrator, Kinheim icon Wim Oosterhof passed away

HAARLEM – Wim Oosterhof, who was active in baseball and/or softball for eighty years, died on Tuesday night (May 4) at the age of 93. Over the years, Mr. Oosterhof held many positions within his club Kinheim, was one of the club icons and can rightly be called “Mr. Kinheim. Wim Oosterhof was inducted into […]

Baseball Week Haarlem livestreams entire tournament in 2022

Baseball Week Haarlem is more visible than ever this year. Not at the stadium but curious about the games? You can watch everything duels live via baseballweek.com and baseballsoftball.tv! This 30th anniversary edition of Baseball Week deserves greatness and as many eyes on our great tournament as possible. Therefore, this year we are livestreaming tournament […]

Kingdom team publishes 2022 baseball weekly selection

Team Kingdom of the Netherlands has announced the selection for Baseball Week Haarlem 2022. The most notable name: Wladimir Balentien, the all-time single-season home run leader in Japan’s highest league NPB. Balentien returns to the Kingdom squad after a five-year absence. He last appeared in action for the Kingdom team at the 2017 World Baseball […]

Club icon, Mr. Pirates, Hall of Fame, ‘Uncle’ Loek Loevendie passed away

Loek Loevendie, the club icon of baseball and softball club Amsterdam Pirates with the highly deserved nickname Mr. Loevendie. Pirates, died on Saturday (Feb. 6) at the age of 88. Loevendie, who was and remained “Uncle Loek” to many, received many decorations and was a pioneer in the field of youth coaching. Loek Loevendie was […]