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Yellowstone Magic/Beta/Season 9

saw the Yellowstone Magic continuing to benefit from Enhanced Party Time: despite the team's early elimination from postseason contention, they partied hard and reaped the benefits and boosts.
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
=== Peanut Allergies ===
Day	Player 	Event
89 	Wyatt Glover	Allergic reaction
===Blooddrain===
Day	Siphoning Player 	Team	Stat 	Siphoned Player 	Team
23 	Curry Aliciakeyes	 	Pitching	Fletcher Yamamoto	
===Hit By Pitch===
This season, being hit by a pitch resulted in gaining for the remainder of the week. The modification reset every 9th day of the season.
Day	Player 	Cause 	Wore off
29 	Eizabeth Elliott 	Beaned by Jaylen Hotdogfingers	Day 36
78 	Sutton Picklestein	Beaned by Jaylen Hotdogfingers	Day 81
78 	Washer Barajas 	Beaned by Jaylen Hotdogfingers	Day 81
===Parties===
Day	Player
79 	Yeong-Ho Garcia
80 	Cory Twelve
85 	Logan Rodriguez
86 	Eizabeth Elliott
87 	Sutton Picklestein
87 	Eizabeth Elliott
93 	Inky Rutledge
94 	Inky Rutledge
95 	Wyatt Glover
96 	Logan Rodriguez
98 	Sutton Picklestein
==Election Outcomes==
===Decrees===
*Forecast: Birds passed with 304,585 Votes, 52% of all Decree Votes
**EMERGENCY ALERT
**SEVERE MURMURATION WARNING IN THIS AREA
***Yeong-Ho Garcia became a .
*Forecast: Blooddrain passed with 71,178 Votes, 12% of all Decree Votes
**EMERGENCY ALERT
**SEVERE BLOODDRAIN WARNING IN THIS AREA
***Logan Rodriguez became a .
*Forecast: Eclipse passed with 63,314 Votes, 11% of all Decree Votes
**EMERGENCY ALERT
**SEVERE SOLAR ECLIPSE WARNING
***Wyatt Glover became a .
===Blessings===
*Fifth Base Bubble blessed the Baltimore Crabs. 
**The Fifth Base Bubble protects the Wild High.
**Fifth Base on the Yellowstone Magic!
**The Crabs had 24% of the votes. The Hades Tigers were the highest bidder with 24% of the votes. 481,520 votes were cast.
*The Shame Bubble blessed the Boston Flowers.
**The Shame Bubble protects the Wild Low.
**Shame on the Yellowstone Magic!
**The Flowers had 7% of the votes. The Charleston Shoe Thieves were the highest bidders with 21% of the vote. 88,408 votes were cast.
*Credit to the Team blessed the Yellowstone Magic.
**Wyatt Glover is now a Credit to the Team!
**The Magic had 6% of the votes. The Seattle Garages were the highest bidders with 30% of the votes. 30,500 votes were cast.
==Season Overview==
While the Magic struggled throughout the season, they reaped the benefits of Party Time, with seven of their players partying 11 times across the end of the season.
The election brought the team a mixed bag. As a result of the new decrees, Logan Rodriguez, Wyatt Glover, and Yeong-Ho Garcia each gained a new modification. Glover also gained a modification from the Credit to the Team blessing. However, the team would start the next season with and .
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Category: Season 9
Category: Beta
Yellowstone Magic/Fall Ball

Fall Ball was the prologue to the Coronation Era of Blaseball. During Fall Ball, Players from previous Eras were "burped" from the Black Hole (Black Hole) onto random Teams. On the Yellowstone Magic, 10 players from the Beta team fell to various teams.
==Starting Roster==
This is the roster as of the end of .
==Roster Changes==
===Fallen Magic Players===
These players were on the Magic's roster at the end of and fell to other teams.
Week	Player 	New Team	
01 	Juan Murphy 	 	
03 	Bevan Wise 	 	
05 	Cravel Gesundheit	 	
06 	Bonk Jokes 	 	
07 	Jesús Koch 	 	
08 	Logan Rodriguez 	 	
09 	Washer Barajas 	 	
===New Magic Players===
These players fell from other teams to the Magic. Their positions on their former teams do not reflect their positions on the Magic.
Week	Player 	Player	Player
01 	Inky Rutledge 	 	
02 	Axel Campbell 	 	
03 	Fitzgerald Wanderlust	 	
04 	Mooney Doctor II 	 	
05 	Rat Mason 	 	
06 	Pippin Carpenter 	 	
07 	Jelly Burgertoes 	 	
08 	Abbott Wright 	 	
09 	Stu Trololol 	 	
10 	Vernon Shotwell 	 	
===Opening Day===
On the first day of Season 1, the Magic had four players added to their roster, all of them on the lineup. These players were Demet Cabrera, DeAndre O'Possum, Amos Sikaeo, and Kiki Avci.
Category: Yellowstone Magic
Category: Fall Ball
Yellowstone Magic/Fan Works

==Fan Art==
File:MagicLogo Cobaltcakes.png|Logo by Cobaltcakes
File:Barry Bison Bones.png|Barry Bison Bones by @Aarquus
File:Tycho "T" Rex.png|Tycho "T" Rex by @kimjaTycho ppas
File:BuffaloPoster.jpg|A Poster for the Magic, depicting buffalo mascot My Dad by @suttonpicklesteinismywife
File:Archmage Hexley.png|Archmage Hexley by @Aarquus
File:AsAbove by Hatfights.png|As Above by Hatfights
File:Animal-Skulls-Skeleton-Bone-715x646.jpeg
File:BevanWise EizabethElliot LoganRodriguez BonkJokes Lineup.png|Art by @swirlingFlight
File:EizabethElliot FranciscoPresto WasherBarajas What Yellowstone Magic does In The Shadows.png|Art by @swirlingFlight
File:KurtCrueller Consumers.png|Art by @swirlingFlight
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Category:Fan Works
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Yellowstone Magic/Gamma 1

The Yellowstone Magic are a Gamma 1 Internet League Blaseball team in the Liquid Good Division of the Liquid League. They have been a part of Gamma 1 since Gamma 1, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out following Gamma 1, Season 2 and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Roster Changes==
===Feedback===
*Julius Kingfisher (Season 1, Day 13; replaced by Soledad Lauer)
===Postseason Births===
*Bernie Hoarse (Season 1)
===Static Charges===
*Nanci Hardcore
===Unknown Origin===
*Alexander Briar (appeared on roster following Season 2)
===Fate Unknown===
*Soledad Lauer
==Season Results==
===Season 1===
79-41 record; 3-5 postseason record
The Magic finished second in the Liquid Good division, easily qualifying for the postseason. The second-seed team battled it out with the fourth-seed Shoe Thieves, eking out a 3-2 series win. In the Liquid Conference Championship Series, the team was swept by the Steaks, who would go on to win the Internet Series.
In the Season 1 Elections, the Magic won the More Eyes Amplification, which boosted the defense of the Magic's entire roster. The team also won the Lead Investment Distortion, which moved the team’s best batter, Muggsy Holiday, to the beginning of the lineup.
===Season 2===
59-61 record
Despite their strong first season and election wins, the Magic fell to the wayside in Season 2, finishing 5th in their division. In the elections, the team chose to Charge Nanci Hardcore.
Category:Teams
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Category:Gamma 1
Yellowstone Magic/Gamma 2

The Yellowstone Magic are a Gamma 2 Internet League Blaseball team in the Liquid Good Division of the Good League. They have been a part of Gamma 2 since Gamma 2, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out following Gamma 2, Season 2 and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Roster Changes==
===Feedback===
*Zenith Sycamore (Season 1, Day 72; replaced by Orlando Fistfighter)
*Orlando Fistfighter (Season 2, Day 1; replaced by Ginny McNurtney)
===Postseason Births===
*Cobra Craig (Season 1)
===Static Charges===
*Jutland Doubleday
==Season Results==
===Season 1===
53-46 record; 1-2 postseason record
The Magic finished second in the Liquid Good division, tying with the Spies but losing on divine favor, and ultimately landing the 4th seed in the Liquid Conference. The team then played against the 3rd-seed Spies and lost in a 1-2 series.
In the Season 1 Elections, the Magic won the More Eyes Amplification, which boosted the defense of the Magic's lineup. The team also won the Electric Blood Distortion, which granted Jutland Doubleday the Electric Blood Type.
===Season 2===
47-52 record
In the second season, the Magic fell through the ranks and finished fourth in the Liquid Good division. The team chose to charge Doubleday, who had become their best pitcher.
Category:Teams
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Category:Gamma 2
Yellowstone Magic/Gamma 3

The Yellowstone Magic are a Gamma 3 Internet League Blaseball team in the Frozen Sea Division of the Sea Conference. They have been a part of Gamma 3 since Gamma 3, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out at the end of the season and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Roster Changes==
===Static Charges===
*Giannis Manning
==Season Results==
===Season 1===
55-44 record; 1-2 postseason record
In the Midseason Election, the Magic won the Muscle Warmers blessing, which boosted the batting of the team’s lineup. The team also won the highly contested Fist of the Ape God Distortion, which was granted to Giannis Manning.
The Magic finished first in the Frozen Sea division and fourth in the Sea Conference overall. The team lost in the second round of playoffs to the Spies. In the final election, the team chose to charge Giannis Manning.
Category:Teams
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Category:Gamma 3
Yellowstone Magic/Gamma 4

The Yellowstone Magic are a Gamma 4 Internet League Blaseball team in the Uptempo Jam Division of the Uptempo Conference. They have been a part of Gamma 4 since Gamma 4, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out at the end of the season and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Roster Changes==
===Feedback===
*Squid Broom (Season 1, Day 17; replaced by Peyton Drysdale)
*Gwyn Orange (Season 1, Day 102; replaced by Goodie Phlegm)
===Night Shift===
*Slosh Chalk replaced Isaac Puffins in a Night Shift (Day 111).
===Peanuts===
*Isaac Puffins (Season 1, Day 54, yummy reaction)
*Henri Kraal (Season 1, Day 145, yummy reaction)
===Static Charges===
*Errol Wool
==Season Results==
===Season 1===
85-77 record; 1-2 postseason record
In the Midseason Election, the Magic voted to throw a Rager blessing, which boosted the team's Musclitude, Ground Friction, and Continuation. The team also selected Errol Wool as the Guest of Honor; this resulted in Wool experiencing a combined star change of and gaining the modification.
The Magic finished third in the Uptempo Jam division and fourth in the Uptempo conference overall. The team lost in the second round of playoffs to the Breath Mints. In the final election, the team chose to charge Errol Wool. Due to an error, Wool was charged three times and gained three modifications.
Category:Teams
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Category:Gamma 4
Yellowstone Magic/Season 1

In Season 1, the Yellowstone Magic put up a strong showing, narrowly falling short of qualifying for the postseason.
==Starting Roster==
==Roster Changes==
=== Horizon ===
Day	Player	Fell from	Fell onto
23 	 	 	n/a
79 	 	 	n/a
==Election Results==
===Blessings===
*Wind Sprints
**The Yellowstone Magic' Lineup gains 1 Star of Defense and 1 Star of Running.
***Running 
***Defense 
**Won with 10.946945195471192%
==Season Overview==
The Magic entered the Coronation Era with a strong showing. On Day 24, Facts Machine reported that new Magic batters Kiki Avci and Demet Cabrera were respectively 3rd and 4th in the league for home runs, and the Magic were 3rd in the league for runs scored. The Magic ultimately fell just shy of the postseason, placing 5th in the Evil Conference, but were the 3rd place team in terms of team runs.
During the election, the Magic won the highly-contested Wind Sprints blessing, improving the team's overall running and defense.
Category: Yellowstone Magic
Category: Season 1
Yellowstone Magic/Season 2

In Season 2, the Yellowstone Magic qualified for the postseason. However, an INTERNAL ERROR led to them being mismatched and ultimately being eliminated in the semifinals.
==Starting Roster==
==Roster Changes==
=== Horizon Weather ===
Day	Player	Fell from	Fell onto
68 	 	 	n/a
===Umpire Events===
The Magic experienced two Umpire events:
* On Day 43, a Rogue Umpire incinerated Inky Rutledge; they were replaced by Duncan Phantom.
* On Day 66, a Mage Umpire called Vernon Shotwell's Alternate.
===Zephyr McCloud's Movement===
The following table shows movement in and out of the Yellowstone Magic. For a complete list, see Can't Lose#Zephyr McCloud.
Zephyr McCloud was cursed with the Can't Lose modification in the Season 1 Elections. McCloud joined and left the Magic a total of 13 times in Season 2.
Day 46	Day 49	Day 50	Day 55	Day 57	Day 59	Day 60	Day 65	Day 66	Day 68	Day 69	Day 70	Day 71	Day 72	[...]
→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	[...]
===Özlem Suttner's Movement===
The following table shows movement in and out of the Yellowstone Magic. For a complete list, see Can't Lose#Özlem Suttner.
Özlem Suttner was cursed with the Can't Lose modification on Day 53. Suttner joined and left the Magic a total of four times in Season 2.
Day 96	Day 97	Day 99	Day 100	[...]
→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	[...]
==Election Results==
===Blessings===
*NEW Pitching Boost
**The Yellowstone Magics' Rotation gains 1 Star of Pitching.
**Won with 25.0614%
==Season Overview==
The Magic started Season 2 strong following receiving the Wind Sprints blessing. The wind propelled them to being a noteworthy team early in the season. On Day 43, they faced a shocked when batter (and Beta-era original team member) Inky Rutledge was incinerated by a Rogue Umpire. Propelled by the loss, not to mention Rutledge's replacement Duncan Phantom being a skilled batter, the Magic qualified for the Postseason.
In Round 1 of the Postseason, the Magic defeated the Atlantis Georgias in a 3-2 series. The team was scheduled to play against the Hawai'i Fridays, marking the return of the iconic Friday Night Magic series. However, an "INTERNAL ERROR" led to the Magic and the Hellmouth Sunbeams swapping places in the postseason. As a result, the Magic played in the Good Conference against the Boston Flowers, and ultimately lost in a close 2-3 series.
The Magic won the NEW Pitching Boost blessing in the Election, giving their rotation an extra one star of pitching.
Category: Yellowstone Magic
Category: Season 2
Yeong-Ho Garcia/IF-17.542

=== Do It for Grandma ===
Garcia grew up as a nature spirit in a relatively secluded area of Pinnacle Mountain within Yellowstone Park with their grandmother. They had a small camper with a TV that only had 3 channels: National Geographic, Blaseball Commentary and K-dramas.
They and their grandma LOVED the National Parks and traversed the nation, acquiring as many National Parks Stamps as possible. Along the way, they learned of blaseball and developed a pitching style, naming all of their pitches after the places they visited like "THE BADLANDS BRUISER" and "THE CONGAREE CURVEBALL."
During the journey, their grandmother passed away, and their spirit was reincarnated as a house cat. To this day, Yeong-ho carries their grandmother in a hiking backpack made for cats.
Yeong-ho has collected every single National Parks Stamp, except for one: Yellowstone. Unfortunately, Yellowstone National Park Service is not giving out any more National Parks Stamps until blaseball has concluded. Yeong-ho has decided to take matters into their own hands, to earn the last stamp for grandma. In addition to joining the Yellowstone Magic blaseball team thanks to their pitching expertise, Yeong-Ho still regularly roams the park as a model guest filled with wonder, admiration, and respect for the natural world.
Their grandmother thinks they are very handsome, and many among the park rangers are inclined to agree.
Yeong-Ho Garcia/IF-37.454

===Supernaturally Good===
Garcia grew up in a relatively secluded area of Pinnacle Mountain within Yellowstone Park. Learning early on that they were gifted with a tint of the supernatural, they shortly began a love affair with blaseball, after having been enrolled in the Local Llittle League at the age of seven.
Having discovered a love of pitching, they began to practice and noticed they had a natural connection to blaseballs which were slightly smudged with local soil.
Becoming the second slotted pitcher in their high school team, the Theofate Titans, they were soon noticed by those silent hooded scouts from the ILB.
Taking some time away from the sport to locate the ghost of their great grandmother, recently discovered to be reincarnated as their current house cat, Yeong-Ho was invited to join the Magic, and helped guide the team to where they are today.
Described as 'lanky' by most, with short hair and a warm-hearted smile, their appearance seems to shift often, only in quite subtle ways, but always into forms that those viewing them would describe as 'putting at ease'.
After Season Three of the Blaseball series, Yeong-Ho began their traditional trek into the wilderness. It was while they were out that the announcement of a Prolonged Siesta was announced. They took this time to travel yet deeper into the Park, where they stumbled upon a vast network of caves. Exploring for a while, they began to follow a chorus of whispers, leading them towards a small chamber, deep under the hidden access to Fairy Falls.
It was here that Yeong-Ho began to understand just what their abilities could do, and how they could help them and the Magic in the future. In exchange for such knowledge, Yeong-Ho's left eye had become crystallized, shimmering with a faint purple glow. It is currently unknown if there are any properties to this, however Yeong-Ho has insisted that their vision has not been compromised. It should be pointed out, however, that there are now more instances of the pieces of chewing gum that have been stuck under the stadium's chairs for so long, to have begun pulsing and shifting, possibly starting to meld together.
During the fourth season of Blaseball, Yeong-Ho began feeling vibrations during a game pitching. They looked around, assuming that all was safe, and brushed it off as a shiver of energy. But then they noticed that their abilities seemed to have altered in some way, and there was a heaviness on their shoulders that wasn't there before. What they didn't know was that they had been swapped for a double of themselves, and were now stuck in [Bluesky]. As a result, the rest of the team began to see them standing upside down, but never really said much else, except those more attuned to the disturbances around them.
They are currently still in [Bluesky], but have accepted that things may be different, and are enjoying new walks in a different version of the Park, and learning many new secrets as they watch what happens with the team. They can only hope that this alternate version will help the team much like they have before.
Yips Kaneko

Yips Kaneko was a lineup player for the Seattle Garages, and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Records==
Kaneko was first seen as a lineup player for the Garages after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
==Fan Works==
File:Yips kaneko mini.png|alt=A mini drawing of Yips Kaneko. Yips is a fat Japanese person who is also a kitsune. They have 8 red tails, short red hair, and are wearing a Garages uniform.|Yips mini by Hetreasky
File:Yips 2.jpg|alt=A digital sketch of Yips Kaneko in fox form. Yips is a kitsune with 5 tails holding an apple in their mouth that is way too big for their mouth. |Yips's fox form with an apple by Cori
York Silk/IF-48.234

===Blood, Beak, and Bone===
When Nagomi McDaniel arrived in Baltimore after York’s death she was in search of a specialist. With their resident diabolist Baldwin Breadwinner recently transferred (again), Nagomi was preparing to look elsewhere when she happened upon the Crab’s newest arrival, Enid Marlow. Enid had recently been traded from the Ohio Worms and was known among her peers as a talented witch. Seeing Nagomi’s plight, she offered her services to assist in returning York to the mortal coil.
The details of the pacts Enid made are UNKNOWN. The entities that Enid bargained with are UNKNOWN . The protections that Enid included in this deal are UNKNOWN. Once the bargain was completed,one day she was a part of the Crabs’ Roster, and the next she was a memory to most, lost in the Shadows where she patiently awaits her return to the game. And that same day York Silk returned to play, having never even met the one who took him from the Hall of Flames. 
But what has been taken must be someday returned. Enid PAID her price to the shadows, and York will PAY his debts as well. Only time will tell what those costs will be for the rest of the league.
===Traversing the Depths===
Upon arriving in Baltimore York decided to take the direct approach - ignoring the many warnings of locals, signs posted nearby, and layers of caution tape between himself and the Chesapeake bay to attempt and communicate directly with the Olde One. Had he listened to some he might have learned that the Olde One was a capricious beast, just as likely to tell him off as to appreciate his forwardness. Others might have said that she was not to be disturbed, and needed to be contacted through the proper channels after months of meditation and learning. Some would have warned him that she was dead. Instead he nearly interrupted her weekly confluence with other nearby entities|. 
In the solitude of the bay the two discussed many things. York had questions; about what happened to Nagomi all those years ago, about Carcinizatoin, about his newly acquired debt, and about what exactly she was. The Crab Mother responded that 
Firstly, that was a personal question and she would not comment.
Secondly, Carcinization is the process by which all things eventually Become Crabs. 
Lastly, his debt was not her department. 
While disappointed by the answers, York did make a point of asking about his own carcinization, and how that would work to which the Crab Mother only smiled (as much as a long-dead crab god can smile) and told him that despite many misconceptions about the process it was up to him. And that no matter the form it’s always up to the person who chooses it. 
York decided he would sleep on it.
York Silk/IF-48.274

===Full Circle=== 
On Season 2 day 74 Jessi Wise was incinerated and replaced by York Silk. As she watched him be dragged into the splort, she felt a certain amount of responsibility for him and everything he experienced in the game. She celebrated his record breaking number of home runs in season 4, she cursed the gods on his behalf when he was conscripted to the Shelled one's Pods and she cried with relief when he was able to land safely in Halifax- shaken but recovering. 
And then on Season 14, Day 87, When York met the same end that Jessi once had all those years ago she decided this would not stand. 
Jessi Wise had been dead a long time, and she had picked up a few tricks. While she never had any interest in returning to play herself, she had watched as Jaylen Hotdogfingers, Tillman Henderson, and Sutton Picklestein all returned from the dead, and were eventually returned to the Hall. She knew that whatever she could offer would be temporary, but she also knew that whatever she could offer him she owed him as her replacement. 
In the season 14 election Jessi Wise took control of the narrative, and decided that she was not yet done protecting her charge. 
Death means nothing to those who have known it long enough. 
===Back in the Spotlight=== 
After his return from the grave York took up a position on the Baltimore Crabs and was immediately confronted with their rookie star pitcher Jacoby Podcast. Jacoby was fascinated by York and his history, and looking to get him on an episode. After the initial awkwardness of the exchange, the two of them got along remarkably well, with their shared enthusiasm for the splort and love of occasionally getting into trouble.
As the two most personable and media friendly Crabs, York and Jacoby were quickly deputized to be the Crabs who dealt with any postgame interviews, and all incoming press or questions related to the team. The press learned that despite the duo’s goofy exterior, they were just as fast to crack a joke as they were to cut down any insensitive questions from reporters regarding the Big Leagues, the current state of the players, or York’s own necromancy. In fact, after one such question York asked Nagomi to flip one such reporter’s vehicle upside down and leave it skewered on a lamppost in front of the stadium as a warning (a trick he learned from his mom). Nagomi was happy to assist.