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    ToukiToussaint

    Los Angeles Angels
    • Los Angeles Angels
    • #55
    • Relief Pitcher
    • HT/WT
      1.91 m, 97 kg
    • Birthdate
      20/6/1996 (30)
    • BAT/THR
      Right/Right
    • Birthplace
      Pembroke Pines, FL
    • Status
      Minors

    2025 season stats

    • SV
      0
      150+
      ERA
      9.00
      K
      3
      150+
      WHIP
      2.50
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