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The French D1 begins play on March 23, 2025. An eight-team league plays a 28-game schedule on weekends, with the season running from thru early October. The top 4 teams qualify for semifinals.
Baseball is a growing minor sport in France. [1] The sport in France is managed by the French Federation of Baseball and Softball, founded in October 1924.The first match played on French soil dates back to March 8 1889 as part of the Spalding World Tour [2] [3] while a first championship was born before the First World War.
The Barracudas de Montpellier are a French professional baseball team in French Division 1 Baseball Championship based in Montpellier, Hérault. They were founded in 1985. The team plays its home games at Veyrassi Sports Complex on the northern edge of the city of Montpellier.
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Pages in category "Baseball leagues in Europe" ... French Division 1 Baseball Championship; G. Bundesliga (baseball) Greek Baseball League; H. Honkbal Hoofdklasse;
In early November 2023, Bruce Bochy, France's WBC manager, took home the 2023 World Series in his first season at the helm of the Texas Rangers, cementing his future spot in Cooperstown's Baseball Hall of Fame. The French Division 1 shrunk from 10 teams to 8 prior to the 2024 season. Longtime D1 clubs Paris and Nice were demoted to D2.
Division 1 (bandy), the third tier of the Swedish bandy league system; Division 1 (Swedish women's football) Division I (NJCAA) Division I (US bandy), the top level bandy league in the United States; Division Élite, a French baseball league; First division (baseball), a baseball term; FFHG Division 1, the second tier of French men's ice hockey
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