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Shame

The Shame phase is a gameplay condition described by Rule 4.i in The Book of Blaseball. It states: i. Shame Phase: If the home team scores the winning run in the bottom of the final inning, the away team must complete the game in shame, despite being mathematically eliminated.
Along with the Book itself, the Glossary defines Shame as:A physical concept that manifests when the Home Team takes the lead in Inning 9 or later, excluding 
In practice, this means that when two teams are tied during the 9th inning or later and the home team breaks the tie, that team gets to continue racking up points while the loser must be shamed by sitting through a game that they've already lost. This is conveyed to viewers as the away team continuing to record the proper amount of outs in its final inning, no matter how many runs the home team scores. 
Many league fans have taken to yelling "SHAME" during the entirety of a game's Shame Phase as a means of humiliating the losing away team.
==Grand Shame==
Grand Shame is announced when any four teams are shamed on the same day. For example, this occurred on Day 96 of Season 2. Grand Shames are not necessarily recorded by Blaseball itself, and complete records of all Grand Shames that have occurred to date may be spotty.
==Decrees Involving Shame==
===Enhanced Shame===
During the election, the decree Enhanced Shame was available to be voted on. It did not win the election.Rule Change: When a team is Shamed, they will be punished in the following game. Their next opponent will start with runs equal to the number of runs scored in the Shame period.
===Targeted Shame===
During the , the decree Targeted Shame successfully passed with 32% of all decree votes. The new rule was active throughout and applied to the Hades Tigers, Chicago Firefighters, New York Millennials, and Breckenridge Jazz Hands.
The Top 4 Teams will be punished with Targeted Shame next season. When they're shamed, they'll start the next game with negative runs equal to their shame.
===Self-Destruct===
During the , the decree Self-Destruct was available to be voted on. It did not win the election. It is unknown what the Countdown would be.
When your Team is Shamed, initiate the Countdown.
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Category:Rules
Shame Donor

Shame Donor is a Team Modification that causes a team to inflict negative runs on their opponent's next game when their opponent is shamed. 
==Effect==
When a team with Shame Donor shames their opponent, that opponent will begin their next game with Unruns equal to the number of runs they were shamed by.
==History==
Shame Donor first appeared as a part of the Enrich Will in Seasons 15 through 17, though no teams opted to file the Will.
Shame Donor appeared again in the as a part of the Class Act Blessing. This was won by the Seattle Garages and added as a Seasonal modification for Season 19. The Garages proceeded to shame their opponents in five games in Season 19:
Date (S19)	Shamed team 	Unruns donated	Opponent's result for next game
Day 32 	LA Tacos 	0.9 	loss
Day 45 	Yellowstone Magic	2 	loss
Day 76 	Core Mechanics 	1 	loss
Day 82 	Baltimore Crabs 	2 	loss
Day 112 	Yellowstone Magic	1 	N/A (eliminated from Post Season)
==See Also==
*Targeted Shame - a team modification with a similar effect, that inflicts negative runs on the team holding the modification
Category:Team Modifications
Sheev Alfredo

was a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 4.
==Official League Record==
Alfredo was first seen as a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 4.
During the Gamma 4, Season 1 Party Planning election, Alfredo attended the Rager, resulting in a total stat increase.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Sheev Shriffle

is a lineup player for the Seattle Garages, and has been with the team since Fall Ball. Shriffle has played for the Philly Pies.
==Official League Records==
Shriffle joined the ILB as a lineup player in the Shadows for the Philly Pies as the Pies' Playoff Birth.
Shriffle ended the Expansion Era with 3.4 in Batting, 1.9 in Pitching, 2.2 in Baserunning, and 0.9 in Defense.
During the December 16, 2022 Fall Ball, Shriffle fell to the Seattle Garages. On Season 1, Day 1 of the Return(s), Shriffle became a lineup player for the Garages.
During the Season 1 elections, Shriffle gained a boost of 0.2 to their Thwack as a result of the Garages' Guess Whose Thwack Blessing.
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==Fan Works==
The following fanworks feature Sheev Shriffle:
Category:Seattle Garages
Category:Lineup Players
Category:Playoff Births
Shelby Peppers

was a player in the rotation for the Yellowstone Magic, and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Records==
Peppers was first seen as a player in the rotation for the Yellowstone Magic after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 1.
During the Gamma 1, Season 1 election, Peppers’s defense stat increased as a result of the More Eyes amplification, resulting in a defense stat increase.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Yellowstone Magic Short Circuits Players
Category: Gamma 1
Shelled One

Shelled Ones are Entities who are in shells Players, however, are not Shelled Ones, and should not be confused as such.. While all observed Shelled Ones to date are shelledbut not Entities, it is unknown (though unlikely, given the nature of blaseball cosmology) whether all shelled Entities are Shelled Ones.
Known Shelled Ones include:
*The Shelled One, primary antagonist of the Discipline Era
*Shelled One (Short Circuits), sometimes known as "A Shelled One", seen during the Short Circuits
Category:Disambiguation
Shelob Plante

was a pitcher for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 4.
==Official League Records==
Plante was first seen as a pitcher for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 4.
During the Party Planning election, Plante attended the Jazz Hands' Mixer, resulting in a combined star increase.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Sheri Friday

is a player for the Core Mechanics, and has been with the team since Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Friday joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Tokyo Lift with the Lift's debut in the .
During the December 9, 2022 Fall Ball, Friday fell to the Core Mechanics.
During Season 2, Day 88 a Mage Umpire called Friday's Alternate during Solar Eclipse (Red) Weather.
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Category:Former Shadows Players
Shiloh Donjon

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Record==
Donjon was first seen as a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
==Fan Works==
===Fanfiction===
*forgetting you but not the time by corpserevivers - lorcan mondavi and others try to remember.
*you've got me so i feel i've been like this forever by paopuleaf - shiloh comes back from elsewhere and copes with mourning hir teammate's death. ze doesn't do a great job of it.
===Fanart===
File:G2CG Shiloh Donjon.png|alt=An uncolored bust drawing of Shiloh Donjon, a Black person in hir early 20s wearing a set of chitinous armor without a helmet. ze has a long face, long pointy carcinized ears, and wears rectangular glasses and a beanie over long dreads. ze looks at the viewer with a pensive expression.|Art by @saltbuzzard
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Baltimore Crabs Short Circuits Players
Shirai McElroy

is a player in the Shadows for the Chicago Firefighters, and has been with the team since the Season 2 elections. McElroy has played for the Core Mechanics.
==Official League Records==
McElroy joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Canada Moist Talkers as the Moist Talkers' Playoff Birth.
During the , McElroy joined the Moist Talkers' pitching rotation in exchange for Mooney Doctor as a result of the Moist Talkers' will. McElroy was then promptly traded to the Core Mechanics in exchange for PolkaDot Patterson via the Moist Talkers' will.
During the , McElroy gained the Maximalist modification due to the blessing.
McElroy was traded to the Dallas Steaks in exchange for Zoey Kirchner during the via the Mechanics' will. McElroy then retreated to the Mechanics' Shadows as a result of the Mechanics' will.
On , Day 2, McElroy joined the Mechanics' lineup in exchange for Mira Lemma at the Core Pillar Center via the .
Over the course of , McElroy entered and exited the Mechanics' Shadows seven times as a result of Core Pillar Center and Voicemail events, ending the Season in the Shadows.
On , Day 2, McElroy rejoined the Mechanics' pitching rotation in exchange for Gia Holbrook at the Core Pillar Center via the Ratified Voicemail.
McElroy was recruited to the Chicago Firefighters' Shadows during the Season 2 elections via the Firefighters' Dark Matter blessing.
 
==Fan Works==
File:BlueShiraiMcElroy.png|alt=Shirai McElroy stands in a strong pose, clutching a blaseball between two hands. She's wearing an orange jersey with a gray logo, and gray cargo pants with big pockets. Her hair is pink and white, and she has two antennae. She's wearing a safety helmet shaped like a sea snail and yellow like a hard hat.|Art by 
File:ShiraiTransparent.png|Art by 
File:SHIRAI GIFT.png|alt=A digital image Shirai McElroy, she is dressed in: Her customary snail hard hat, which her pink lidar sensing eyestalks peeking out from under; a pair pink checkered pants; a knitted hyperbolic scarf with blue, red, yellow and gray stripes; and a long sleeved navy shirt displaying the "Signal Lost" graphic. She is smirking confidently, winking her pikn left eye closed, and holding her sewing machine bat in her raised right hand, which has a red kumihimo around it.|Art by 
File:Shirai McElroy by Wires.png|Shirai by 
File:Swirl's Solstice Shirai.png|alt=A colored pen and pencil sketch of Shirai McElroy of the Core Mechanics, sitting in front of a campfire on a desert hill that overlooks the desert bus for wrath and many cacti, beneath a sunset-colored sky and the eye of the Reader. Shirai is depicted as a humanoid with a snail-shaped helmet, wearing patched clothing with a gear logo on one shoulder, a hint of the Moist Talkers logo on the other, and wrenches made of stitches on reinforced knees.|Art by @SwirlingFlight
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Shadows
Shirai McElroy/IF-97.234

==Background== 
Shirai McElroy is a chemist and textile engineer, and specializes in safety measures related to handling hazardous metaphysical concepts. McElroy was born in raised in Halifax, Canada. She discovered how to make fabric as moist as emotionally possible, gaining the attention of the Moist Talkers. She was signed on to design uniforms for the team, but a paperwork mishap lead to her being drafted into the team's shadows, and her uniform designs were never put into use.
==Trade to the Mechanics==
McElroy was instrumental in mounting the rescue mission that retrieved PolkaDot Patterson from the Core. After it was discovered that Patterson was not in any danger, and was in fact reportedly "vibing" with the newly descended team, McElroy grew interested in the culture of the Mechanics and made the decision to stay, trading spots with Patterson on the team's rotation.
While not pitching, McElroy creates experimental fashion pieces alongside continuing her work with safety protection gear. McElroy has recently partnered with fellow Mechanic Jasper Ji-Eun to expand the scope of their line of affordable vogmasks. 
McElroy has a noted distaste for Baltimore Crabs pitcher Jacoby Podcast. When asked the origin of this feud, McElroy responded: "I don't like podcasts. I have never heard a podcast. Everyone keeps asking me when I am going to be on Jacoby Podcast's podcast and I am sick to death of it"
Shop

The Shop is a place where participants can purchase items to enhance their Blaseball experience. The shop changes its goods semi-frequently, usually in response to a sponsorship change or a postseason decree. A player must spend 20 coins to access the Shop for the first time. The Shop was phased out in for Concessions.
== Shop Items ==
The shop offers the following items in exchange for Blaseball Coins:
Membership Card · 20 coins 	Vote · 100 coins
Grants access to the entire shop. Must be purchased before anything else. 	Each Vote can be spent in the Election to boost your team or bring important change to Blaseball.
 	
High Roller Snake Oil · 20+ coins 	Passive Income Potion · 20+ coins
This invigorating oil allows you to place larger wagers on each game. (Max level: Bet 1000 coins) 	This potion will boost the coins you earn when your team wins. (Max level: +75 coins)
 	
Hits Pendant · 50+ coins 	Strikeout Pendant · 50+ coins
Adorn yourself. When your Idol gets a Hit, you'll earn coins. (Max level: +200 coins) 	Adorn yourself. When your Idol strikes a batter out, you'll earn coins. (Max level: +200 coins)
 	
Home Run Pendant · 100+ coins 	Shutout Pendant · 100+ coins
Adorn yourself. When your Idol hits a Home Run, you'll earn coins. (Max level: +1000 coins) 	Adorn yourself. When your Idol pitches a Shutout, you'll earn coins. (Max level: +10,000 coins)
 	
Peanuts · 1000 coins 	Squirrel of Devouring · 200 coins
Purchase a bucket of 1000 peanuts.Throughout , Peanuts frequently changed quantity and price, such as 1 coin for 1 peanut, or -2 coins for -2 peanuts, or 1,000,000 coins for 1,000,000 peanuts. The quantity and price have always been at a 1:1 ratio.	Recruit a Peanut-hungry squirrel to your side, to help you eat Peanuts faster. (Max Squirrels: 1)
 	
Beg · Free 	Fair Weather Flute · 2000 coins
If you have no coins, you may beg the Blaseball Gods to grant you more, so that you may continue gambling. 	Plays a tune that allows you to change your favorite team. Your former team will be disappointed, but understand.
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Category:Rules
Siesta

Siestas are events initiated by the Umpires during moments of peak viewership in which the fan experience may be sub-optimal (this is not the result of The Commissioner, as The Commissioner is doing a great job). The Glossary defines a Siesta as:
1. An Official stoppage of League Play
2. The only time Players may rest.
Games are not observable during a Siesta, with some viewers likening the experience to a site being "offline." Despite the lack of visibility, games and bets will typically continue as scheduled. However, during more recent and planned siestas, the games have been paused as well, resuming where they had left off when the siesta ends. Starting with the Expansion Era, Seasons now have two scheduled siestas where important events may occur: the Earlsiesta and the Latesiesta.
At the official recommendation of the Umpires, viewers during a Siesta should eat snacks (it is currently unconfirmed if Peanuts are eligible) and speak in whispers, as They are sleeping. 
As a siesta ends, the games become visible again, and the Umpires may confirm that the machines have been made bigger. It is highly advised to stop eating snacks once this has happened.
==Fan Works==
The following songs are about Siestas:
*the siesta of internet league baseball by Tegan Eden (a parody of The Sermon of Sister Rust by Jack de Quidt for Friends at the Table)
*offseason by VALKYRIE
*empty stadiums by apha lex
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Category:Events
Silas Jeffers

was a rotation player for the Baltimore Crabs and had been with the team since Gamma 4 Season 1, Day 11. 
==Official League Record==
Jeffers joined the ILB as a rotation player on Gamma 4 Season 1, Day 11, after the incineration of Thiago Robbie. 
During the iam8bit Presents: Blood Jams Vol. II Elections, Jeffers listened to the Blood Jams Vol. II and was granted the permanent Electric modification, changing Jeffers' Blood Type from Acidic to Electric. 
==Fan Works==
===Fanfiction===
*Black Sap Scriptures by DSJ - a conversation about plans between Jeffers and Sabel Assiri prior to the long awaited death of a god.
===Fanart===
File:G4CG Silas Jeffers.jpg|alt=An uncolored line drawing of Silas Jeffers with their team, stats, and position displayed above. Silas is a middle aged tarantula person with four arms and a spider face. Silas wears a pair of earphones over a cap, has long hair tied in a low ponytail, and wears a large backpacking backpack over an open jacket.|Art by @saltbuzzard
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Baltimore Crabs Short Circuits Players
Silvaire Hawsawi

was a pitcher for the Hellmouth Sunbeams, and competed in Gamma 4.
==Official League Records==
Hawsawi was first seen as a pitcher for the Hellmouth Sunbeams after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 4.
During the Guest of Honor election, Hawsawi gained the Life of the Party modification as a result of the Hellmouth Sunbeams' Guest of Honor will. Hawsawi also received 3 parties from this will, resulting in a combined stat increase.
During the iam8bit Presents: Blood Jams Vol. III election, Hawsawi listened to Blood Jams Vol. III and gained Fire Blood. 
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Hellmouth Sunbeams Short Circuits Players
Silvaire Roadhouse

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs, and was with the team from the until Fall Ball. Roadhouse has previously played for the Boston Flowers.
==Official League Records==
Roadhouse joined the ILB on , Day 64 as a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs after the incineration of Tillman Henderson.
On , Roadhouse gained the modification after the Crabs lost to THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS. Due to the Crabs' Ascension, Roadhouse was absent from the ILB from the until the Descension.
During the , Roadhouse's defense was increased by as a result of the Crabs' blessing.
Roadhouse was traded to the Boston Flowers in exchange for Chorby Soul during the via the Crabs' will.
During the , Roadhouse's modification was changed into the modification by the Flowers' will.
Roadhouse was traded to the Baltimore Crabs in exchange for Adalberto Tosser during the via the Flowers' will, becoming a pitcher in the process. Roadhouse also gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
During the , Roadhouse was sent from the Crabs' rotation to the Crabs' lineup as a result of the Crabs' will.
==Fan Works==
File:Roadhouse concepts.png|Art by 
File:143SilvaireRoadhouse.png|Mini-Blaseballer by 
File:Silvaire Roadhouse-Kaylee.jpg|Art by @Kayleerowena
File:Silvaire Roadhouse2-Kaylee.png|Art by @kayleeRowena
File:Silvaire Roadhouse - toasthaste.png|Art and character page by Toasthaste
File:Silvaire Roadhouse - ratgills.png|Art by @Ratgills
File:SIlvaire Roadhouse - Waalkr.png|Art of Silvaire Roadhouse by @Waalkr
File:Silvaire Roadhouse - lok.jpg|Art by 
File:Flower Time ¬‿¬.png|Art by @glassgoblin
File:Silvaire color.png|Art by @gaymaul
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Players Who Replaced an Incinerated Player
Category:Players With Base 1
Silvaire Roadhouse/IF-22.081

Standing at the threshold, the wood of these walls feels so painfully finite and fragile. Two expanses lay before you.
Outside, a deteriorating road stretches off in two directions off to forever, walled on both sides by an infinite breadth of some winding and unwending maize maze, a roadside attraction abandoned to its own devices. The sky is as big as skies get out here, as long as you stay out of the corn. Far and away, a thunderstorm makes her graceful migration over the fields. It's midafternoon and always has been. Don't go into the maze. Do not go into the maze.
Inside, a roadhouse, or a truck stop, or a dive bar, or a diner...but for a building so small against the backdrop of infinite corn, this building is deep. The kind of dive bar where you just keep diving. The further in, the seedier things feel, the radio always just a little off-tune for the channel it's playing, whoever's manning the counter looks weary and it isn't because you haven't ever seen them change shifts. It's dark out through the windows when there are windows. The blueberry pancakes here are divine, and the coffee is literally bottomless.
And Silvaire? He's the walls that keep them separated.
Category:Nominative Determinism
Silvaire Roadhouse/IF-49.288

== In Literature ==
Crabs Poet Laureatre Runolfio Peeper wrote the following about Roadhouse:
On the sunless day when we
lost Tillman Henderson—that real
heel—a sudden swell of cool
air swept through the stands, and we
all turned toward the bay beyond the left
field bleachers where a silky school
of fish burst from the depths, and we
saw Silvaire—the matador to strike
the gods—the saloon-born sheriff straight
from Haiti. So spoke Silvaire then, and we
fraught fans listened: “I come to sing
words of wisdom to starve out sin:
never underestimate your rival, and we
best expect the unexpected, a thin
chance can bloom to the point we gin
up fantastic wins, and forever more we
must be nice.” Silvaire strode to bat with jazz
horns as a walk-up tune, the June
sun burning behind the moon, and we
heard them say, “Pain don’t hurt, for we die
Anyways, always, burning and soon.”
Silvaire Semiquaver/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===
Silvaire Semiquaver served as quartermaster aboard The Tokyo Adrift. The writer describes her as “single-handedly running the lower decks of the ship” and “preferring to keep to the shadows below deck”. One entry delves into Semiquaver’s origins, describing her past experience captaining her own ship before it ran aground in a freak accident, which the quartermaster describes as “a disgrace” and “I’m going to run him through with my cutlass if I ever see him again”. Semiquaver claims to hail from the Port of Tele, though historical records have been unable to confirm the existence of any settlement by that name. The journal retells rumours heard from other crew members that Semiquaver made a name for herself plundering ships for artifacts of great cultural import, only to return them to their rightful owners, though evidence for these claims is difficult to source.
Semiquaver is depicted as being on good terms with most of the crew, though some were intimidated by her. Val Hitherto in particular was mentioned in several entries as "squabbling with the quartermaster over matters of little import".
Semiquaver is described as playing a pivotal role in the events of 1667, as detailed on the last page of the journal. The aforementioned page is heavily damaged however, with the lower half seemingly soaked in a dark black substance that chemical analysis has yet to match to any ink or pigment from the time period. Thus, the exact details of the 1667 tragedy and Semiquaver’s involvement remain largely speculative.
Silvia Rugrat

is a player for the Tokyo Lift, and has been with the team since Fall Ball. Rugrat has previously played for the Mexico City Wild Wings.
==Official League Record==
Rugrat joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Mexico City Wild Wings with .
During the , Rugrat received the Siphon modification due to the passing of the decree.
During the Coffee Cup, Rugrat played for the Americano Water Works as a pitcher.
During the , Rugrat's pitching changed and defense changed as a result of the Wild Wings' will.
Over the course of , Rugrat entered and exited the Wild Wings' Shadows two times as a result of Basin of Mexico Park events, ending the Season on the pitching rotation.
During the October 28, 2022 Fall Ball, Rugrat fell to the Tokyo Lift.
==Fan Works==
File:SilviaRugrat.png|by 
File:BABYTIME.gif|alt=gif saying "BABY TIME"|from Wigflip.com
File:41SilviaRugrat.png|Mini-Blaseballer by @HetreaSky
File:BoyfRiversRugrat fancy.png|Hlomecoming with Rivers Rosa, Boyfriend Monreal, and Silvia Rugrat by @Fancymancer
Category:Original Players
Category:Surviving original players
Category:Nominative Determinism
Category:Americano Water Works