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Shlomo Lipetz is one of the most popular and richest Baseball Player who was born on February 11, 1979 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Lipetz works for City Winery in Soho in New York City, where Lipetz is vice president of programming. He also arranges music for seven locations. Lipetz started working for City Winery in 2008 with the establishment of the company.

During the 2012 European Baseball Championship qualifiers, in 2011, Lipetz pitched in 3 of the 5 games. Lipetz beat Georgia in the opener pitching 7 innings and striking out 9. Lipetz did not appear in the second game, against Great Britain, or in the third game against Lithuania. During the first game of the home/away finals against Great Britain, Lipetz pitched a complete game shutout, giving up 6 hits and 3 walks while striking out fives. Later that same day, Lipetz started again, pitching an additional 4.1 innings, giving up one earned run on 6 hits, while recording 4 strikeouts. He threw a total of 214 pitches in the doubleheader.

Lipetz was one of three Israelis to play for the Israel national baseball team during the 2013 World Baseball Classic qualifiers, with Dan Rothem and Alon Leichman, however Lipetz was the only one to see playing time. He appeared in one game, relieving David Kopp with a 7-0 lead in the 9th versus South Africa, Lipetz recorded only 1 out giving up 2 runs on 3 walks, giving Lipetz a 54.00 ERA.

He was a player with The Netanya Tigers in the 2007 Israel Baseball League season. Lipetz was the league’s top player with an 0.98 ERA, while recording 30 strikeouts, while walking just three.

After transferring into the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego) in his junior year with an athletic scholarship Lipetz commanded the Tritons team with an 2.84 ERA, and was 3-3 with three saves in 24 relief appearances. He only walked 3 times in 38 innings. As a senior, he was 7-7 with seven saves and an 4.42 ERA as UCSD’s closer.

In the 2010 European Baseball Championship qualifiers, in 2008, Lipetz led Team Israel in wins going 2-0 with a 2.63 ERA. Lipetz did not play during the first game, against Bulgaria. During the second game, Lipetz allowed three runs in a relief inning against Croatia. In the third game, against Serbia, Lipetz threw 2.2 innings in relief, giving up 1 earned run on 6 hits. During the fourth and final game, against Lithuania, Lipetz tossed a 10-inning, 4-hit complete game to beat Lithuania 2-1. He led that qualifier in victories and tied for second in strikeouts.