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2009 in Review – French Elite League – Stade Toulousain

Posted on January 12, 2010January 12, 2010 by philipp

Even though we already started the year 2010, we will continue to look back at the 2009 season in Europe’s elite leagues. After the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Germany, Czech Republic , Sweden and Austria we will continue with the French Elite League.

Stade Toulousain

2009 Record: 13-20 (including playdowns)
2009 Ranking: sixth place in French Elite League. The Tigers had a 11-17 record after the regular season and won two of six games during the playdowns.
Runs Scored: 113 (in regular season)
Runs Allowed: 180 (in regular season)

Best Batter: Gaspard Fessy. He batted .300 (OBP .348/SLG .380) with a triple, six doubles, 15 runs scored and nine RBI in 26 games.
Best OPS: Sébastien Morgavi .729
Most Home Runs: Frédéric Rouge 1
Most RBI: Maxime Gigout 16
Most Runs Scored: Sébastien Morgavi 17
Most Stolen Bases: Gaspard Fessy, Maxime Charlot 5

Best Pitcher: Euri Garcia Martinez. He had a 3-5 record with an ERA of 3.39 in 13 games (nine starts). He struck out 36 batters in 77 innings, walking 40.
Best ERA: Euri Garcia Martinez 3.39 (Minimum 20 IP)
Most Strikeouts: Joris Navarro 47
Most Walks: Euri Garcia Martinez 40
Most Innings Pitched: Euri Garcia Martinez 77.0

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