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Dr. Helio Fisic

Dr. Helio Fisic is the team physician for the Boston Flowers. 
As a being made entirely of plasma similar to the Sun, Dr. Fisic ages quite slowly due to aer light particles moving faster than the planet’s rotation; ae claims to have graduated from Tlufts University School of Medicine “just the other day,” despite it having been destroyed during The Big Dunk. 
Dr. Fisic has an encyclopedic knowledge on physiology, anatomy, phytotomy, and biochemistry, described as being “light-years ahead” of even well-established research facilities. However, ae has difficulty communicating through means other than ISL (Internet Sun Language). At this time, aer’s interpreters are Inez Owens, Hiroto Cerna, and Gloria Bugsnax, with the latter two disregarding their duties by making crude science jokes or attempting to affectionately bite aer, respectively.
Dr. Fisic holds onto few earthly possessions, save for aer team-colored lab coat and satchel. By reasons not entirely known to us, Dr. Fisic is able to produce any item ae so desires from the satchel. At this time, the only items pulled from the satchel have been a glucometer, two cans of V-L8, and forty-nine cotton candy flavored lollipops. This has been tremendously helpful for consoling Jacob Haynes after failing to steal bases.
Category:Boston Flowers
Dr. Pecota

Dr. Pecota is a former member of the Society for Internet Blaseball Research and current on-staff physician for the Hades Tigers. Pecota claims to have split ways with SIBR over their "lack of ambition" and "insufferable safety regulations." She is always seen wearing a breathing apparatus, due to lung damage sustained by inhaling aerosolized Blaseball during a laboratory accident.
Dr. Pecota has collaborated with her own interdimensional counterparts to create Project O.W.E.N.S. When asked, Pecota has consistently refused to explain what "O.W.E.N.S." is an acronym for.
Category:Hades Tigers
Drum Solo

This article describes the event in where Kelvin Drumsolo became the only lineup player for the Core Mechanics for several games. 
The games can be watched here on Before. 
==The Drum Solo==
Going into the second half of Season 19, coming off their Season 18 championship win, the Core Mechanics had a strong lineup with a few notable weaker players such as Kelvin Drumsolo and would have been considered contenders for the championship if not for the untimely implementation of Turntables.  
However the Mechanics were about to be part of another, even more historic event.
On Day 19 against the Tigers, Bees Taswell and Adelaide Judochop are swept elsewhere, leaving the Mechanics with 5 batters.
On Day 50 against the Fridays, Bees Taswell returns, but Mira Lemma is swept elsewhere. The Mechanics remain at 5 batters. 
On Day 57 against the Millennials, Christian Combs is swept elsewhere and Cannonball Sports dives in after them due to their modification. The Mechanics have 3 batters. 
On Day 64 against the Millennials, Bees Taswell and Kelvin Drumsolo are swept elsewhere. Gia Holbrook completes the fifth, sixth, and seventh inning as the only batter on the Mechanics. At the top of the eighth inning Drumsolo returns. The game is tied going into the bottom of the ninth inning and Drumsolo and Holbrook together score six runs, shaming the Millenials. 
On the final out of the game a surge of Immateria rushes up from Under, baserunners are swept from play, and Holbrook is swept Elsewhere. The Core Mechanics end the game with a single player in their lineup; Kelvin Drumsolo. 
On Day 65, the Drum Solo begins. The Mechanics proceed to play the next 4 games with only Drumsolo batting, winning every game. 
On Day 69 against the Dallas Steaks, the Drum Solo comes to an end in the third inning when Taswell returns from Elsewhere, shortly after Drumsolo scores the eleventh run of the game. Lemma returns at the bottom of the Mechanics' final inning, and between the three of them they score thirty times in the game. 
==Impact of the Drum Solo==
Having a single player lineup caused the Mechanics, and Drumsolo themself, to break several records for single players in a single game, though most of these took place as the Drum Solo wound down on Day 69. 
By the end of that game Drumsolo had:
*Hit for the cycle three times (getting a single, double, triple, and home run in a single game)
*Hit four home runs in a single game
*Got fifteen hits in a single game
*Batted in twenty-two runs in a single game
Games during the Drum Solo tended to take longer than usual due to the large number of Elsewhere messages. Despite all of the games running the standard nine innings, these games ran 40, 42, 46, 39, and finally 57 minutes - setting and then beating the record for the longest nine-inning game.
Duck Falconer

was a lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Record==
Falconer was first seen as a lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
During the Gamma 2, Season 1 election, Falconer's batting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a batting stat increase. Additionally, Falconer gained the modification Walk in the Park as a result of the Ball Blood Distortion.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Dudley Sparks

was a lineup player for the Mexico City Wild Wings, and was on the Team during Season B of Pre-History I.
==Official League Records==
All records of Sparks prior to discovery are only available from the Library in the following volumes:
*Pre-History I:
**, listing Season B's statistical leaders and MVPs as originally named after Day 162. Sparks had the fourth-most stolen bases (14).
Sparks was incinerated at an unknown point in Pre-History; it is currently unknown who replaced them.
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Duende (Species)

The Duendes are a species who superficially resemble humans, but who possess at least one of several peculiar features, including:
* Limited or conditional adherence to the laws of cause and effect
* The ability to selectively erase their own memories
* Generally being considered "real good guys"
* Eyes that peer deep into your soul
* Certain physical characteristics that cannot be described by observers
* The surname "Duende"
*Long, flowing hair.
It is unclear if Duende status is hereditary or acquired through other means.
== Confirmed Duendes ==
* Combs Duende
* Theodore Duende
Category:Entities
Dugout

In blaseball, the Dugout is a team's bench and is located in foul territory between home plate and either first or third base. There are two Dugouts, one for the home team and one for the visiting team. In general, the Dugout is occupied by all players not prescribed to be on the field at that particular time, as well as coaches, and other personnel authorized by the league. The players' equipment (gloves, bats, batting helmets, catcher's equipment, etc.) are usually stored in the Dugout.
It is said that should a player die by any means other than incineration, they will be consigned to the Dugout for the rest of eternity and never know true rest. Players have been known, however, to mysteriously disappear from the dugout - Hellmouth Sunbeams fans often insist that those unfortunate ones have been pulled from undeath in the Dugout into Blazibaal's service.
Category:Community-Made Places
Dunn Keyes

is a pitcher for the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams, and has been with the team since Fall Ball. Keyes has previously played for the Boston Flowers.
==Official League Records==
Keyes joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Boston Flowers with .
On , Day 81, Keyes swallowed a peanut and had a yummy reaction, resulting in a combined stat increase.
During the , Keyes was affected by the decree and replaced by an . This involved Keyes's stats being randomized, resulting in a combined stat decrease. Then, Keyes's pitching was randomized and decreased from as a result of the Flowers' blessing.
On , Day 30, Keyes's hitting ability was siphoned by New York Millennials lineup player Dominic Marijuana in a game with Blooddrain weather, decreasing it from .
During the , Keyes received a decrease in pitching from as a result of the Unlimited Tacos winning the blessing.
On , Day 25, Keyes became a lineup player due to Reverb.
On , Day 17, Keyes retreated to the Flowers' Shadows in exchange for Zeboriah Whiskey at Boston Garden via the .
On , Day 88, Keyes joined the Flowers' rotation in exchange for Backpatch Rolsenthal via the Boston Garden's .
Over the course of , Keyes entered and exited the Flowers' Shadows six times as a result of Boston Garden events, ending the Season on the pitching rotation.
During the November 18, 2022 Fall Ball, Keyes fell to the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams.
==Fan Works==
File:Dunn Keyes.png|Dunn Keyes by 
File:Boston Flowers color pallate kinda poppin off tho.jpg|Dunn Keyes and Margarito Navaby @glassgoblin
File:Dunn Keyes vocaloid concept.png|Concept of Dunn's vocaloid formby Mortimer Mekhane
File:Dunn My Belunn.png|alt=A digital drawing of Dunn Keyes in a Sunbeams crop-top jersey and matching skirt. Keyes is a Puerto Rican woman with dyed yellow hair, and she is winking and holding one hand up in a peace sign.|by Olive
File:Sunn Keyes.png|alt=A drawing of Dunn Keyes, a Puerto Rican woman. She is wearing a yellow crop top and yellow and black skirt.|by Jace
Category:Original Players
Category:Players
Dunn Keyes/IF-0.489

===History===
Keyes was affected by the Alternates decree, resulting in her swapping with an alternate dimension's version of her. The only apparent difference between this universe's native Keyes and the alternate seems to be that in the alternate Keyes's universe, they had been created by a corporation called Dunkies Crumpets, rather than Dunkies Donuts.
She is notable for discovering the song "Flower Power", which has now become the team's official anthem.
In XX12 Keyes was created by the now-defunct Dunkies Crumpets Corporation as a prototype human replacement that only ran on Dunkies. As such, her torso is a 150 liter chamber containing only iced tea. Keyes eventually defected from the company after her AI became self-aware and she discovered emotions, the forefront of which were loves for music, botany, and the splort of Blaseball.
Keyes was known in her native universe to visit the destroyed Dunkies Crumpets HQ from time to time. What they did there is unknown, but they always returned with a full reservoir of tea. Now that they're in this universe, they brew their own tea for fuel. They do, however, occasionally visit the Dunkies Donuts HQ in what seem to be attempts at getting to know more about this universe's version of the corporation.
They are the half-sibling to EITHER Zion or Curry Aliciakeyes, but it is unclear which. All three players have refused to answer any questions in regards to the matter.
Dunn Keyes/IF-21.49

=== History ===
She is notable for discovering the song "Flower Power", which has now become the team's official anthem.
In XX12 Keyes was created by the now-defunct Dunkies Donuts Corporation as a prototype human replacement that only ran on Dunkies. As such, her torso is a forty gallon chamber containing only iced coffee. Keyes eventually defected from the company after her AI became self-aware and she discovered emotions, the forefront of which were loves for music, botany, and the sport of Blaseball.
Allegedly, Keyes lives under bleacher rows H-Y at Grand Seraph stadium. It is unknown why Keyes lives there. When asked in an interview as to their unusual home, they replied "I like it.", providing absolutely no further insight.
Keyes is known to visit the destroyed Dunkies Donuts HQ from time to time. What they do there is unknown, but they always return with a full reservoir of coffee.
They are the half-sibling to EITHER Zion or Curry Aliciakeyes, but it is unclear which. All three players have refused to answer any questions in regards to the matter.
Dunn Keyes/IF-52.562

Dulcinea “Dunn” Quiñones knew from a young age that she wanted to be an athlete. The real question was finding the right sport. Quiñones was too short for blasketball, too competitive for vlolleyball, didn’t have the time for roller derby, and didn’t have the skills for sloccer. She persisted, trying various sports throughout school, determined to find the right fit for her.
Finally, in college, Quiñones tried out for the blaseball team, and was an immediate shoo-in as their ace pitcher. Teammates joked that she had “the keys to our success,” leading to the nickname Dunn Keyes. This eventually became the name that she used in all athletic contexts.
After college, Keyes became a full-time barista at her local Dlunkies. When she was recruited to the Boston Flowers, she gleefully quit her job on the spot, stating that she would’ve worked at a real [censored] coffee shop if it weren’t for how [censored] public transportation was, so she was stuck at Dlunkies, which served coffee that tastes like [censored, although it should be noted that this particular expletive was said with gusto].
Keyes very quickly became the star pitcher for the Flowers, helping them secure back-to-back playoff runs in their first two seasons. She anchored the pitching rotation and provided encouragement, private coaching, and general support for the remainder of the rotation.
In Season 4, Keyes was affected by the . It is unknown where she is now, although her replacement commented once to the media, “If she’s where I came from, I wish her luck. She’ll need it.”
===Relationships===
Keyes was friendly and well-liked by most of her teammates. She formed a particular bond with Jorge Ito, who viewed her as a younger sister and attempted to take care of her. Keyes liked to insist that she did not need caretaking, but appeared to enjoy being fussed over nonetheless.
Keyes was also running buddies with Nic Winkler. Another avid athlete, Winkler enjoyed spending time with someone who played splorts for the love of the game.
===Trivia===
* Keyes is bisexual.
* Keyes is Puerto Rican and fluent in Spanish. She and Jorge Ito often speak Spanish to one another rather than English.
* Keyes’s favorite movie is the Wizards of Waverly Place movie. Her second favorite movie is anything about a heist.
* Keyes collects jewelry and is an amateur jewelry maker. Her collection is so big that it had to move from her dresser to her kitchen table. Rather than removing jewelry from her kitchen table, Keyes opted to get a second table.
* Keyes sings in a local Latin alt rock band. A mainstay of alternative culture, Keyes enjoys going all-out in making goth outfits for performances, as opposed to her day-to-day alternative dress.
* Keyes has six pairs of shoes. They’re all black Clonverse.
Dust Bunny

The Dust Bunny is a small docile creature that was already pre-domesticated upon discovery. The creature has then become a popular pet in the core due to its friendly nature and the cleaning factors that the creature has. 
== Appearance ==
The Dust Bunny is a small sentient ball of dusty, fur, and general trash found with in the core. The majority of their body is a tight interlocking system of hair and dust, meanwhile things such as the eyes tend to be round and shiny pieces of trash such as coins or buttons. Generally, they seem to be shaped like a bunny naturally but can be shaped by the owner.
== Behavior ==
Dust bunnies are incredibly friendly creatures to anything and everything in the core. They eat trash and dirt, and will even consume grease and oil off of people's hands when held. They tend to be any where they can fit, but seem to prefer lounging around in air ducts and corners, even when tamed as a pet for a denizen of the core.
Category:Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Category:Core Bestiary
EJlousting

EJlousing is an video game in which 2 players face each other Often players will opt to instead of bleeding real blood. 
===Historic EJlousters===
*Sir Stabbington
*Slivia Winner*
These are the only two documented EJlousters as the game is seemingly inaccessible to everyone except Winner who claims Stabbington is "vying for her crown". 
*It is unknown if Winner is actual good at the game.
Earlbirds

is a Modification, first seen as a Team Modification in and a player Modification in . 
==Effect==
Earlbirds causes players or teams to gain the modification in the Earlseason.
==History==
Earlbirds was first seen as a part of the Earlbirds blessing in the . It was won by the Canada Moist Talkers, to be used in the Earlseason.
Earlbirds was then made an option for fans to give their teams via Enrich Wills in Seasons 13 and 14. The Breckenridge Jazz Hands Enriched themselves in the , giving themselves Earlbirds for .
Earlbirds was available as a permanent player modification in as part of the Early Riser Blessing. The Charleston Shoe Thieves won the blessing, giving Esme Ramsey the modification.
==Trivia==
*Earlbirds is the only Schedule-based Modification that makes players Overperform without an equivalent Underperforming-inducing Modification.
*The name "Earlbirds" is mostly likely a reference to the phrase "the early bird gets the wormhttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/the_early_bird_gets_the_worm". In spite of this idiom, the Ohio Worms have only played a total of two series against Earlbirds during Earlseasons.
**The Jazz Hands faced the Ohio Worms for their opening series of - and swept the series winning all three games.
**Esme Ramsey's only Earlseason encounter with the Worms was in , Days 22-24. In the first game of the series, Ramsey hit two home runs from four plate appearances.
Category:Team Modifications
Category:Player Modifications
Easton Clown

was a player in the lineup for the Yellowstone Magic, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Clown was first seen as a player in the lineup for the Yellowstone Magic after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3, Season 1 election, Clown’s batting stat increased as a result of the Muscle Warmers amplification, resulting in a batting stat increase.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Yellowstone Magic Short Circuits Players
Eat The Rich

Eat the Rich was first implemented in the with the passing of the Eat the Rich Decree, which redistributes the funds from the Top 1% of Fans at the end of each Season.
==History==
In Season 3, Eat the Rich was offered as one of three possible Decrees the community could vote on to go into effect, alongside the following:
*Eat The Rich	Redistribute the funds from the Top 1% of Fans at the end of each Season
*Eat the Crust 5 Players from the 2-Time Champion Pies will be reassigned to Random Teams
*Interviews GET TO KNOW THE PLAYERS
*Late Stage Postseason Bet Payouts increase each round: 2x, 3x, 5x
*Blaserunning Stolen Bases are worth 0.1 Runs
Eat The Rich passed with 10,883 votes, 33% of all decree votes, alongside the following message:
*Each 99%-er received 193 coins from the top 1% of coin-havers.
*So the people have spoken, so it shall continue.
===The Trial===
For unknown reasons, Eat the Rich did not trigger as expected in Seasons 10 and 11, which resulted in the trial of the New York Millennials v. Parker MacMillan III. 
Following the verdict of the case, the decree would return with the Season 12 elections.
==ETR Determination==
Following the first occurrence of the decree during the Season 3 elections a fairly accurate determination of the value at which the decree ate the rich at was made, but the need for a specific and organized determination process was seen. Since then, the Society for Internet Blaseball Research has helped organize and conduct a survey based off of community responses to the values held going into an election. While a certain extent is determinable simply from the size of the coin payout, this ongoing determination survey helps provide a degree more precision in establishing this value at the end of each season.
Eat the Rich Determination Survey Values
Season 	Determined ETR Lower Bound	Determined ETR Upper Bound	ETR Coin Payout
Season 3 	8011 	8064 	193
Season 4 	14000 	15000 	349
Season 5 	13100 	14285 	265
Season 6 	13915 	14554 	241
Season 7 	18582 	19000 	390
Season 8 	29380 	33000 	643
Season 9 	38009 	50000 	842
Season 10	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
Season 11	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
Season 12	44463 	50300 	826
Season 13	54217 	56654 	867
Season 14	71161 	76293 	1241
Season 15	94927 	97324 	2288
Season 16	104953 	113725 	3062
Season 17	124607 	128674 	3749
Season 18	151778 	178942 	5566
Season 19	192011 	195018 	6021
Season 20	254604 	264131 	11860
Season 21	300629 	300985 	9362
Season 22	283319 	286466 	7315
Season 23	276374 	279993 	7765
Season 24	NULL 	NULL 	NULL
==Nullification==
On Day 68, Aoife Mahle of the Houston Spies nullified Eat The Rich by scoring ten runs under the Black Hole (Black Hole). It was the final league rule to be nullified in Season 24.
== Fan Works ==
=== Music ===
The following song is about Eat the Rich:
* to the one percent by Benjamin Oliver
Category:Rules
Category:League Modifications
Eclipse (Disambiguation)

An eclipse is an astronomical event wherein an astronomical object is obscured by either: 
*the object passing into another body's shadow, or 
*by having another body pass between the object and the viewer.
In Blaseball, eclipses result in weather, which has many effects.
===Notable types of eclipse===
*Solar Eclipses are characterised by an obscuring of the a Sun or other star by an umpire.
**Solar Eclipses, observed through Beta and occasionally resulting in incineration of players
**Solar Eclipse (Blue)
**Solar Eclipse (Gold)
**Solar Eclipse (Red)
**Solar Eclipse (Silver)
*Supernova Eclipses occur when a Supernova is obscured, most commonly by a Coin. Supernova Eclipses will occasionally result in the incineration of Teams.
Category:Disambiguation
Category:Weather
Eddie Mulberry

is a lineup player for the Miami Dale and has been with the team since Season 1.
==Official League Records==
Mulberry joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Miami Dale in Season 1.
During the Season 1 elections, Mulberry's Alternate was called twice as a result of the NEW Randomize Players blessing, resulting a change to their Overall Rating. However, this also left Mulberry with two copies of the Alternate modification.
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Eddie Tumblehome

was a player for the Philly Pies, and was with the team from the Season 1 elections until being Nullified during the Season 1 Offseason. Tumblehome has also previously played for the Seattle Garages and Hades Tigers.
== Official League Records ==
Tumblehome joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Seattle Garages as the Garages' Underbracket Playoff Birth.
During the December 23, 2022 Fall Ball, Tumblehome fell to the Hades Tigers.
During the Season 1 elections, Tumblehome swapped Teams with Frazier Tosser as a result of the Yeet blessing, sending Tumblehome to the Philly Pies. This was rectified during the offseason and Tumblehome instead became Nullified. 
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Edith Patchwork

was a player in the Shadows for the Kansas City Breath Mints, and was with the team from the Endseason until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Patchwork joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Kansas City Breath Mints as the Breath Mints' Overbracket Playoff Birth.
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Players with the Nullified modification