Fabienne Callahan

## About

Fabienne Callahan is a generic girl with dark curly pigtails and tan skin. She is known for being extremely slow but having a great bat. She is often coached by Eauxps I. Fourgott.

Fabienne has no clones, but she draws similarity to Jose Meisenheimer due to the fact they're both very slow.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Fabienne Callahan

One glaring row stands out on Fabienne's player card, and that's her 1/10 running. Her speed rating is 2/100, tied with Ivan King and Jose Meisenheimer as the slowest in the game. Fabienne makes it up with her bat. She has a perfect 100 batting power, although her 35 contact makes her susceptible to pop ups. Other than that, she's decent in the field. She has a 73 coordination rating, making her a good first baseman, if you can get her there. Her throwing arm is okay, at 53 strength and accuracy.

> Apart from being agonizingly slow, she has pretty solid defensive traits, all things considered. But there's one thing she does on offense that makes people cower: Hit. DINGERS. She's gotta blast it, because she'll clog up the basepaths badly if she doesn't.
>
> a Backyard Baseball-like player card description written by MelloMathTeacher

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3. Fabienne was almost disallowed for the fact that she was too slow, but after taking out all the pro clones, it was decided to keep her in the player pool to boost the numbers. Fabienne was drafted 181st overall in the 8th round by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Mariners. It was here that Fab burst onto the scene as a slugger. She hit 8 of the Mariners' 20 home runs (twice as many as anybody else on the team), and led the squad with 23 runs batted in.

#### Season 4

Coach Eauxps I. Fourgott scooped up Fabienne again, this time for the Melonheads with the 201st overall pick in the 9th round. Fabienne put up strikingly similar numbers, recording 8 home runs and 20 RBIs, both of which led the team.

#### Season 5

With the 176th pick to end the 8th round, Fabienne rejoined coach Eauxps I. Fourgott and the Melonheads. Fabienne had a breakout season, bashing 16 home runs and driving in 52 RBIs, both numbers leading the team once again. She also upped her batting average to a career best 0.554. She helped the Melonheads win the AL East and advance to the AL Championship Series.

#### Season 6

For the 4th season in a row, coach Eauxps I. Fourgott drafted Fabienne, this time in the 8th round with pick 187. She didn't quite replicate her fantastic Season 5, but she did keep the momentum going, hitting 12 home runs with 38 RBIs.

#### Season 7

For the first time in BBL history, Fabienne did not play for Eauxps, as she was drafted in the 9th round, 194th overall, by coach Toast of the Twins. Fabienne and Julie Dunkel were the two sluggers on this team. Fabienne smacked 15 home runs and drove in 30 runs.

#### Season 8

Fabienne was taken with a much earlier pick than usual, pick 143 in the 6th round by coach MartianMan of the Rockies. However, she would soon be traded to her old friend, coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. Once again, Fab was a key slugger in the offense, leading the team with 44 RBIs and tied for the team lead with 11 home runs. She also batted a career high 0.609. The Melonheads won the AL East.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Fabienne was taken 160th overall in the 7th round by a familiar face, coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. With a hitter-friendly home field of Parks Dept. #2, she had another great season at the plate, batting 0.563 with 13 home runs, 38 RBIs, and 20 runs scored. She also stole her first base since Season 3.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In the 2001 league of Season 10, Fabienne was drafted 160th overall again, this time in the 8th round since there were fewer teams. She joined the Reds, coached by personizzle. In a lineup of several power bats, Fabienne was a useful member, knocking 11 bombs out of the park. She helped the Reds make the playoffs.

##### 2003

In the 2003 league, coach Eauxps I. Fourgott made sure to get his longtime player, so he drafted her pretty early, with the 130th overall pick in the 6th round. Once again, she was ready to show off her bat, but the claustrophobic confines of Tin Can Alley may have been a reason she was limited to a career low of 20 RBIs. However, she did hit 11 home runs, including one over the building in the Melonheads' season finale.

## Trivia

* Fabienne has been coached by Eauxps I. Fourgott 7 times, the most times a player and coach have been on the same team.
* It took Fabienne approximately 260 at-bats to hit her first career triple.
* In the Season 10 2001 league playoffs, Fabienne accidentally stole two bases while trying to intentionally run into an out to counteract an accidental cheese. These two stolen bases are equal to the number of stolen bases she's had in her entire career!