• Played 10 professional seasons in Europe, including eight seasons in England
• Started 14 games in 2010 and appeared in MLS Cup final victory for Colorado Rapids

MLS Experience
2010: Made 14 starts in 18 appearances in his second season with Colorado. Logged 1,154 minutes. Played 30 minutes of extra time as a substitute in Colorado’s MLS Cup final win. Missed two games (6/26, 7/4) due to a right hamstring strain. Received red card in first start of the season at Kansas City (4/10).

2009: Played in 10 games with 9 starts, logging 768 minutes and scored one goal. Nominated for MLS Save of the Week for his goal-saving recovery at Toronto (9/12). Returned to the field vs. Houston (8/30) as a first half sub after missing three games and scored his first career MLS goal, a game-winner, against the Dynamo. Had surgery on left forearm on July 30. Suffered fractures in his left forearm vs. New York (7/25) leaving the game after 38 minutes in home debut. Made his MLS debut and first career start at D.C. United (7/18). Made first appearance for Rapids in friendly vs. Club America (7/15).

Other Professional Experience
2008-09:Appeared in 41 matches for Crewe Alexandra (35 English League One, 3 FA Cup and 3 Carling Cup). Served as team captain for a third consecutive season. Made decision to leave Crewe after season ended with relegation to League Two.

2007-08: Earned both club and supporters Player of the Year honors. Captained the team once again and scored one goal on the year in a 2-2 draw with Swansea.

2006-07: Came to Crewe Alexandra in June 2006 on a free transfer having rejected a contract at Notts County. Was featured as the club captain and netted his first goal for Crewe in a 2-0 win over Carlisle.

2005-06: Played in 45 matches with Notts County. Served as captain for the Magpies. Registered seven goals on the season.

2004-05: Played in 41 games in his first season with Notts County. Tallied six goals on the year.

2003-04: Only played one season for Rotherham United following a summer transfer and made just 12 senior appearances.

2002-03: Second season with Oldham Athletic. Appeared in 24 matches and scored twice. Served as club captain.

2001-02: Joined the Latics on a free transfer and played in 14 games his first season. Scored his only goal of the year on April 20 against Queens Park Rangers.

1999-01: Began his career with Toulouse FC in France, where he spent two years, making 21 league appearances.

Personal
At a young age, Baudet excelled as a skier, but chose to concentrate on soccer. Was voted by Crewe Supporters as the Fans' Player of the Year for the 2007-08 season. Nicknamed "the beast" by Crewe fans.

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