Lukas Inmann

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 6' 2", Weight 178 lb.

• Born October 8, 2003

Biographical Information

Lukas Inmann has pitched for the Austrian national team.

He went 1-4 with a 6.34 ERA as a 16-year-old rookie with the 2020 Vienna Wanderers. was 1-2 with two saves and a 8.13 ERA in 2021. Only Moritz Scheicher and Chris Squires saved more games. In the 2021 Federations Cup, he was 0-1 with a 18.00 ERA, losing to Kruno Gojković and Olimpija Karlovac. For Austria in the 2021 U18 European Championship, he allowed three runs in an inning in a loss to Spain's Peter Bonilla and pitched a shutout inning against Lithuania; he was 1 for 4.

Inmann went 6-0 with a 3.14 ERA in the 2022 Austrian regular season and 2-1 with a 4.06 record in the postseason. In the regular season, he was 10th in ERA, tied for 5th in wins (with Jak Simonsen and Rick van Dijck). He allowed nine runs (three earned) in 3 1/3 IP in a loss to Kevin Desmedt and the Hoboken Pioneers in the 2023 Federations Cup. He allowed only one hit and one unearned run in 5 1/3 IP over 3 games in the 2023 U23 European Championship and beat Belgium's Mauro Van Mook. That summer in Austria, he fell to 1-4, 6.29 and was 0-1 with 6 earned runs in 1 2/3 postseason innings for a rough drop-off. Despite his rough campaign, he still made Austria's team for the 2023 European Championship. He debuted against champion Spain. Relieving Omar Dueñas, he closed out a 13-1 loss. He struck out tourney MVP Wander Encarnación to begin things but then walked Edgar Rondón. Carlos Colmenarez hit into an error, former major leaguer Engel Beltre doubled in a run and the next four batters hit RBI singles before he finished the five-run frame by retiring Frank Hernández and Yancarlo Franco. His other appearance was against the team on the other end of the standings, last-place Hungary, in the 15th/16th place game. Replacing Mo Hackl in the 7th with a 11-2 lead, he allowed a double to Csaba Goór. Ádám Domsicz grounded out and Peter Gornik was hit. He struck out Graeham Luttor, the tourney RBI leader, but walked Bálint Piros and Ricardo Castillo hit a three-run double. He then walked Norbert Goór before fanning Zajzon Házi to end the frame. Julian Faulhaber succeeded him.