Alexander Dundik

• Bats Right, Throws Right

• Born March 1, 1957 in Taschkent USSR

Biographical Information

Alexander Dundik pitched in the Bundesliga and for the German national team. The first season for which Bundesliga-1 stats are available online (as of 6/11/2026) is 1994, when he was 8-0 with a 3.78 ERA for the Mainz Athletics. The 37-year-old led the Bundesliga-1 South in ERA (1.98 ahead of #2 Martin Helmig in the aluminum bat era loop), tied Stattler and Helmig for second in wins (one behind Klaus Knüttel) and was 3rd in WHIP (1.53, .06 behind Helmig). He had a 5-1, 6.50 record for the 1995 Athletics, tying for 5th in walks, leading in low walk rate and finishing 7th in WHIP. With Germany in the 1995 European Championship, he pitched parts of the 7th and 8th innings of their 13-7 win over Sweden, relieving Michael Wäller and working a scoreless frame (allowing two hits) before Stefan Fechtig closed it out. He did not fare as well versus Belgium, taking over for Fechtig and giving up four hits, a hit batsman and four runs (all earned); Michael de Gelmini succeeded him. For Mainz in '96, his final season, he went 6-3 with a 6.24 ERA. He was 10th in ERA, tied Frank Jäger for 4th in wins, placed 9th in IP and was 4th in WHIP (1.37).