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Lalengua

Lalengua, also known as "The Tongue", is the LA Unlimited Tacos' team announcer and an informal mascot. Lalengua uses the pronouns she/her. The ever-moist giant tongue with two googly eyes glued on to her has been with the team since Guy Myrington created the franchise. Lalengua announces the games via mass telepathy in languages native to her listeners. The reach of her telepathy does not seem to have limits, which is fortunate for the "unlimitedness" of the Tacos.
Lalengua performs play-by-play announcing and color commentary in two different "voices." Stadium fans have the option to listen to both at the same time, though fans have reported headaches and sometimes hallucinations, especially to populations that are sensitive to telepathy and communing with supernatural forces.
Lalengua was often outfitted as a Dilsney Princess during the team's previous stint with the company.
== The LECKoning ==
La Lengua decides who becomes the pitcher and hitters of the tacos team. When you first arrive, through whatever means, she descends from her announcer chair and lands upon the new tacos head with a ‘splat’. Her mind fuses with yours. You can suddenly hear every thought in the room as she, politely, discovers who you are, who you will be. 
‘Hm,’ she says with her brain waves (dont ask where her brain is), ‘i am detecting a little saltiness. a bit of umami....PITCHER’. She lifts herself from you, floating away, leaving you drenched from your head to your shoulders, feeling bereft, lost, violated, even. And yet....you really, really want to pitch.
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Category:Mascots
Category:LA Unlimited Tacos
Lamar Hardman

was a Shadows player for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Record==
Hardman joined Internet League Blaseball as a lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias at the start of Gamma 1.
During the Gamma 1, Season 1 election, Hardman's batting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles decree, resulting in a batting stat increase.
On Season 2, Day 4, Hardman was replaced by Quin Favors in a Night shift. Hardman entered the Shadows, resulting in a stat increase.
The Gamma 1 Feed was revealed to Fans on October 26th, 2021, revealing Hardman's history.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Lance Serotonin/IF-1667

===Background===
The following accounts can be traced to a single leather-bound journal originally found in a locked wooden chest alongside a sextant-like device of indeterminate origin and a shell that matches no known species of mollusc. The chest was located in a storage room in the Legscraper’s lower levels that was described as “smelling faintly of the sea”. Subsequent attempts to locate and navigate to said room have been unsuccessful thus far. The journal details the exploits of the crew of a large sailing vessel, The Tokyo Adrift, descriptions of which are largely consistent with mid-17th century galleons.
===With The Tokyo Adrift===
Lance Serotonin was the first mate of The Tokyo Adrift, though accounts from the journal place him as roughly equal in standing to the nominal captain Stijn Strongbody. Serotonin was said to be aided in his duties by a loyal flock of parrots. Visual descriptions of Serotonin’s parrots are roughly consistent with present-day scarlet macaws, with bright red plumage that transitions to yellow and blue in the wings. However, sketches of the birds depict their beaks as elongated, closer to the structural adaptations of molluscivores. In times of confrontation, the flock is described as “wielding a cutlass with deadly efficiency” though the mechanics of this are unclear. Several of Serotonin's flock had taken to roosting in Lotus Mango's foliage, much to the latter's amusement.
As first mate, Serotonin could be seen utilising his flock’s innate knack for mimicry to echo orders to all parts of the sizeable sailing vessel. He personally undertook the task of lighting the ship’s lanterns every night for visibility, sending a parrot to each lamp, candle in beak. Serotonin himself could either be found on the quarterdeck in his wheelchair or swinging from the rigging in a bosun’s chair of his own design.
As first mate, Serotonin took charge of the vessel when Strongbody was indisposed. The journal states that this would occur occasionally when the captain was "swept up by a new discovery; a breakthrough in his research". In one particular instance, Serotonin took the helm after It is unknown if this appointment was made permanent due to the incomplete nature of the last journal entry, the bottom of the page having been ripped to bitten out, with jaw marks consistent with juvenile female anglerfish.
The following notes are from Lance Serotonin, researcher at The Atlantean Facility for Interdimensional Studies and Hypotheses.
Records of me… of Serotonin 1667 peter out not long after the events of 1667. It’s unclear what happened to them. I don’t remember. I thought maybe going through the documents would jog my memory, but it didn’t. The investigation into Serotonin 1667’s ultimate fate is ongoing, alongside my other research into the era.
Lancelot Cello

was a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Cello was first seen as a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Landry's Laundry

A coin- and soul-operated laundry in Tartarus that bears no affiliation, association, authorization, endorsement by, or official connection with Landry Violence. 
It was originally opened by a Hades Tigers superfan named Maxie Summerviolencetelephoneharrelduffycookbookmorinaliciakeyscastillomengmasonwilcoxfigueroaowens, The First. After witnessing Violence's incineration, the owner would decide to sell the property to the Turnip Crime Family and go on a long introspective trip on the meaning of Blaseball, changing their name to Maxie Summerturniptelephoneharrelduffycookbookmorinaliciakeyscastillomengmasonwilcoxfigueroaowens, violencemayheliveforever, The First.
The clothes come out of the machines singed, but incredibly clean. On demon contract, the official name is Landry's Laundry, but due to an error with the sign shop, the sign reads as "Landry's Landry."
Since Landry's unfortunate incineration, Landry's Laundry has seen an upswing in traffic and now offers to wash and iron denim jackets for free.
The bathrooms are for employees only.
Category:Hades Tigers
Lang Richardson/IF-14.597

Lang Richardson, noted fan of the theatre, is known for making frequent trips into the sewers of Philadelphia City sewers to hunt for "sewer ghosts", which he posts pictures and videos of online in the hopes of securing a television deal, or possibly some really scary found footage if it goes poorly, like the movie bair wlitch.
Lang has a set of Ghost Hunting gear that he wears on his expeditions, namely a blaseball bat with a ghost-repelling sage candle tied to it, a ghost attracting electric lantern with modular tinted shutters, gun, and his hand-made glow in the dark Hamilton tshirt (the one with the guy standing on the star that kinda looks like Freddie Mercury).
He has listed his motivations for these excursions as "Graves are in the ground, so it'd make sense that they're in sewers. Right?", "The ghost from Phantom of the Opera is real! It's still out there and I'm going to find her! It was autobiographical!" and "I want to see some wicked Orbs, God Damn". Lang has also made trips further afield to New York City, stating "I'm gonna meet Mr Hamilton's ghost, I love his work so much I just have to tell him" and "I'm going to show him Ready Player One so he can catch up on what he's missed". As of yet, he has yet to meet Mr Hamilton, but it is unclear as to whether it's because Mr Hamilton is not a ghost, or if it's just because Lang doesn't know what he looks like.
Langley Wheeler

was a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 103.
==Official League Records==
Wheeler joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks with .
On , Day 103, Wheeler was incinerated and replaced by Kline Greenlemon.
 
==Background==
Wheeler was known for always riding her hoverboard. Her feet have never touched the ground. During the game against the New York Millennials in Postseason 3 on day 103, she was hit by a stray ball and lost her balance and began to fall off her board. In order to save her reputation, an umpire incinerated Wheeler before her foot could touch the ground. Her legacy and purity will always be remembered henceforth.
Category:Players
Category:Original Players
Category:Incinerated Players
Category:Nominative Determinism
Lanterns

Lanterns are luminescent creatures of neon and molten glass.
== Appearance ==
Half-way between a light bulb and a jellyfish, Lanterns are floating creatures made of molten glass, wires and various noble gasses. Their glass bodies are kept malleable by a heating-element "heart" which sits at their core. Above this core is a large bubble of glass containing helium which allows the creature to stay afloat in the air. Below the warm core hang glowing neon-filled tubes which shine brightly when the creature feeds. 
== Behavior ==
These creatures can be found generally floating around or leeching off of a power source, their primary source of sustenance. They have been observed, albeit rarely, to multiply through mitosis. Whether these are naturally occurring creatures or intelligently designed machines is unclear. While entirely harmless in terms of their behavior, their material composition warrants some caution when a Lantern is nearby. Their glass skin is quite hot, and if they've fed recently a sharp impact can result in a violent release of their stored electrical charge. Most mechanics will ignore these creatures, but if you find yourself in a pinch without a light source, a Lantern can be coaxed to assist with the offering of a spare battery.
Category: Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Category:Core Bestiary
Laredo Excavators

The Laredo Excavators were a team that competed in Ultra League Blaseball and Internet League Blaseball. They joined Ultra League Blaseball on The First Day (1st Edition), and competed until they were, at some point, incinerated. The team then entered the Hall of Flame, though oddly most of its players are not deceased.
During Season A, Excavators player Declan Abbott came fourth in the league in home runs with 37 (albeit tied with Aureliano Sparks of the Mexico City Wild Wings).
The Excavators exited the Hall of Flame when it was left unattended by the Monitor during Latesiesta of . They were nullified on day 98 of the same season and are now located within the Black Hole (Black Hole).
==Roster==
==Former Players==
===Blessings and Trades===
*Tiera Wigdoubt (no replacement, sent to the Baltimore Crabs through the NEW Steal Best Hitter blessing during the Season 1 elections)
===Fate Unknown===
*Declan Abbott
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Category:Teams
Category:Ultra League Blaseball
Category:Laredo Excavators
Category:Incinerated Teams
Larold Penny

was a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Record==
Penny joined Internet League Blaseball as a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias at the start of Gamma 1.
The Gamma 1 Feed was revealed to Fans on October 26th, 2021, revealing Penny's history.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Lars Mendoza

was a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 51.
==Official League Records==
Mendoza joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks with .
On , Day 51, Mendoza was incinerated and replaced by Marco Stink. 
==Biography==
Lars Mendoza was a family man. As a single father of three, Mendoza spent nearly all his time off the field caring for his children. When he had time to himself, he enjoyed visiting his neighborhood comic book store to paint miniatures and play tabletop games. He eventually purchased the store with his ILB earnings. He was a widely respected figure in the community for his can-do attitude and helpful nature.
After his death, Mendoza's spirit was adopted by a 3rd grade classroom through a Lions Club "Adopt A Spirit" program. The children of this class donated large numbers of tribute peanuts to him in an attempt to keep him out of the lower ranks of the dead in the Hall of Flame. This event has been memorialized in the annual Lars Mendoza Memorial Chili Cook-Off.
Category:Players
Category:Original Players
Category:Incinerated Players
Late to the Party

Late to the Party is a Modification introduced in which causes teams to Overperform in the Lateseason. 
Early to the Party is a Modification introduced in which causes teams to Underperform in the Lateseason. 
==Effect==
Late to the Party causes teams to gain the Modification in the Lateseason, with the intention of making a push into the postseason. 
Early to the Party causes teams to gain the Modification in the Lateseason, with the intention of trying to reach Party Time as early as possible, and gain additional boosts from Partying. 
==History==
===Late to the Party===
Late to the Party first appeared as a part of the Late to the Party blessing in , which was won by the Firefighters to be used in .
Late to the Party was offered to teams as an Enrich Will in Seasons 13 and 14, though no teams chose to Enrich their teams in this fashion.
Late to the Party appeared again in the under the Fashionably Late Blessing, which granted a random player on the winning team Late to the Party as a Permanent Modification. This was won by the Hades Tigers, and granted to Randy Castillo.
Late to the Party would later appear in the Gift Shop in , being applied as a Seasonal Modification for teams that funded it on their Wishlists. 
===Early to the Party===
Early to the Party first appeared in the Gift Shop in , being applied as a Seasonal Modification for the team. This was the season that introduced the Underbracket, and the gift was advertised to "to make the most of an Underbracket run".
Category:Team Modifications
Category:Player Modifications
Latesiesta/Season 12

The first Latesiesta was a momentous occasion for the ILB, with the Baltimore Crabs descending from Blaseball 2, along with the Atlantis Georgias, Core Mechanics, and Ohio Worms. Furthermore, construction on the Chesapeake Racetrack and Ballpark was completed, and all other teams in the ILB were able to see their Ballpark names for the first time.
EMERGENCY ALERTBREACH DETECTEDFLOOD WARNINGTHE COIN FLIPSOVER UNDERUNDER OVERIMMATERIA MATERIA
Everyone remain calm.We are actively monitoring the situation.As a precautionary measureWe have activated Expansion protocols ahead of schedule.Do not blame yourselves.This is not your fault.Accidents happen.In the meantimePlay must continue.On behalf of OwnershipLet's all extend a warm ILB welcome to our unexpected additions.Try to make them feel at home.
====Renovations====
*Ground Broken - 1,204,999 Coins Spent
**The Crabs break ground on Chesapeake Racetrack and Ballpark, selecting to build the Silverada prefab!THE FLAG IS PLANTED
*Emergency Alert
**EMERGENCY ALERTBREACH DETECTEDFLOOD WARNINGTHE COIN FLIPSOVER UNDERUNDER OVERIMMATERIA MATERIANEW CHALLENGERS SURFACE
*New Challenger
**The Georgias have joined the ILB!They will play in the Wild High division.
*New Challenger
**The Worms have joined the ILB!They will play in the Wild Low division.
*New Challenger
**The Mechanics have joined the ILB!They will play in the Mild High division.
*New Challenger
**The Crabs have joined the ILB!They will play in the Mild Low division.
Latesiesta/Season 24

====Results====
*The Hall of Flame was opened.
*The New York Millennials went .
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*The Canada Moist Talkers went .
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*The Hades Tigers went .
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*The Dallas Steaks went .
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*The Seattle Garages went .
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*The Oregon Psychics went .
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*The Mallorca Whales went .
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*The Laredo Excavators went .
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*The Green Hill Hedgehogs went .
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*The Maryland Squirrels went .
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*The Oklahoma Heartthrobs went .
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*The Louisville Lobsters went .
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*The Minneapolis Truckers went .
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*The Hawai'i Fridays went .
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*The Dallas Cows went .
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*The Baltimore Crabs went .
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*The San Diego Saltines went .
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*The Kola Boar went .
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*The Antarctic Fireballs went .
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*The Kansas City Breath Mints went .
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*The Alaskan Immortals went .
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*The Canada Artists went .
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Lauren Al-Owais

was a player in the rotation for the Tokyo Lift, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Al-Owais was first seen as a player in the lineup for the Tokyo Lift after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3, Season 1 election, Al-Owais’s pitching stat increased as a result of the Hand Warmers Amplification, resulting in a pitching stat increase.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Lavaughn Mesmer

was a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Records==
Mesmer was first seen as a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Lavaughn Potsticker

was a pitcher for the Core Mechanics, and competed in Gamma 2. Potsticker has played for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands.
==Official League Records==
Potsticker was first seen as a pitcher for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
On Gamma 2, Season 1, Day 8, Potsticker was exchanged to the Core Mechanics due to Feedback. Potsticker was replaced by Oliver Grade. 
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Category: Core Mechanics Short Circuits Players
Layla Pork

Layla Pork was a shadows player for the Seattle Garages, and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Records==
Pork was first seen as a shadows player for the Garages after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2. 
Pork was the Postseason Birth for the Garages in Season 1 of Gamma 2.
Pork shares a name with Gamma 2 Steaks player Layla Pork.
==Fan Works==
File:Layla 1.jpg|alt=A digital drawing of Layla Pork, a hologram soundwave person with angular hair and iridescent colors and red eyes. She is sitting on a pink guitar and hovering in midair. |Layla Pork by Cori
Lazlo Piazza

was a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Record==
Piazza was first seen as a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3, Season 1 Midseason election, Piazza's defense stat increased as a result of the Eye Warmers amplification, resulting in a defense stat increase.
Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Dallas Steaks Short Circuits Players
Leagues/Beta

In Blaseball, Leagues refer to divisions consisting of blaseball teams that compete over the course of a season.
There are two leagues within Internet League Blaseball each containing 12 teams: the Wild League and the Mild League. Each league is composed of two divisions: High and Low.
During a season teams will typically only play other teams within the same league. During the Postseason, the top 4 wildest and mildest have an opportunity to compete for the Internet Series championship.
==The Wild League==
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==The Mild League==
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==History==
Over the course of Blaseball History, The Leagues have not always been as they are now.
===The Good and Evil Leagues===
From Seasons 1 through 5, ILB was structured under the Good League and Evil League, with each being split into two sub-leagues: Lawful and Chaotic. These leagues operated identically to the Leagues now, only differing in how the teams were organized. 
===High Filter===
With the passing of the at the end of Season 5, "resulting in the ILB getting dunked in the Blood Tub and surfacing reborn,"The Game Band (6 Sep 2020). "Firefighters Win! Claim Everywhere is Chicago!" The Blaseball Beat. the ILB was restructured into the current Wild League and Mild League. Teams were sorted based on their performance in the : the top 5 teams were placed in Wild High, 6-10 were placed in Mild High, 11-15 in Mild Low, and 16-20 in Wild Low.
===Season 8 Swaps===
In , the blessing called Divisional Swap could "swap your team into the other Division in your Subleague," while the blessing called Subleague Swap could "swap your team into another Division in the opposite Subleague." The Mexico City Wild Wings won both of these blessings, shocking many. This first caused the Wild Wings to move to Mild High, while the Breath Mints swapped to Mild Low; followed by the Wild Wings again moving to Wild High, while the Millennials swapped to Mild High. This lucky turn of events put an end to widespread dissatisfaction with the Wild Wings inhabiting a "Mild" division in the League.
===Season 10 Swaps===
In , the Canada Moist Talkers won the Divisional Swap blessing, moving to Mild Low while the Pies swapped to Mild High. Additionally, the San Francisco Lovers won the Subleague Swap blessing, moving to Mild High while the Tigers swapped to Wild High.
Season 10 also saw the Ascension of the Baltimore Crabs, who left the Wild High division. This league opening was filled by the newly-introduced Tokyo Lift.
=== Season 12 Expansion Teams ===
On , Day 72, at the beginning of Earlsiesta, a new team was added to each League. Following an announcement by Boss, the Baltimore Crabs were returned to the league in the Mild Low division, while the Atlantis Georgias, Ohio Worms, and Core Mechanics were added to the league in the Wild High, Wild Low, and Mild High divisions, respectively.
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Category:Leagues
Category:Teams
Leandra Beech

was a lineup player for the Hades Tigers, and was with the team from Season 2, Day 56, until being incinerated on Season 2, Day 79. 
==Official League Records==
Beech joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Hades Tigers on Season 2, Day 56 after the incineration of Steals Mondegreen.
On Season 2, Day 79, Beech was incinerated and replaced by Verity Gander.
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Category:Players
Category:Players Who Replaced an Incinerated Player
Category:Incinerated Players
Legend Wohlsen

was a lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Record==
Wohlsen joined Internet League Blaseball as a Lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias at the start of Gamma 1.
During the Gamma 1, Season 1 election, Wohlsen's batting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles decree, resulting in a batting stat increase.
The Gamma 1 Feed was revealed to Fans on October 26th, 2021, revealing Wohlsen's history.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Leilani Geiger

was a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Record==
Geiger was first seen as a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3, Season 1 Midseason election, Geiger's defense stat increased as a result of the Eye Warmers amplification, resulting in a defense stat increase.
Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Dallas Steaks Short Circuits Players