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Stevenson Monstera

was a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 50.
==Official League Records ==
Monstera joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Dallas Steaks with .
On , Day 50, Monstera was incinerated and replaced by Combs Estes.
==Background==
=== Personality===
Monstera's modest performance on the field matches his reserved demeanor in person. Teammates have noted that Monstera's shyness often inhibits him from extending himself when batting or running fast enough to the base after a hit.
===Music Career===
Like his brother, Ron Monstera, Stevenson Monstera is a proficient keyboardist and musician. During performances, Monstera takes on the persona "Monster Steve," a boisterous, foul-mouthed reptile portrayed by Monstera in a rubber suit. His music focuses on being free to express himself without care or worry as a monster, after living so long as a repressed, moderated individual for so long. Blaseball fans who are unfamiliar with Monster Steve's work are often confused when Steaks fans overreact to Monstera's shy, small movements on the field and use references to his alter ego.
===Untimely Death===
According to a series of novelty t-shirts released after his death, Monstera was incinerated for the crime of "rocking too hard".
Category:Players
Category:Lineup Players
Category:Incinerated Players
Category:Nominative Determinism
Category:Original Players
Stewart Turbo

was a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Turbo was first seen as a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3, Season 1 Elections, Turbo's Batting was boosted by as a result of the Jazz Hands' Muscle Warmers Amplification. 
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Stijn Strongbody/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===
Captain Stijn Strongbody commanded The Tokyo Adrift and its crew. While the ship’s original purpose is uncertain, it is known from several entries in the journal that the Adrift spent a significant amount of time on mussel cultivation. Evidently, mussels grown in the medium of the Immateria that the Adrift sailed on were highly sought after in the ports frequented by the crew. Whilst general descriptions in the journal are vague, there was at least one recorded instance in which a pearl from one such mussel was described as “cracking open from the inside, hatching a ”, with the subsequent words being smudged beyond legibility. The journal describes the captain as “spending entire nights in his study without extinguishing his lanterns, so deep was his focus on his research into these pearls”.
The writer notes that Captain Strongbody had a commanding presence about him, possibly owing to “his keen intellect and evident experience on the seas” or “the eight fully prehensile appendages that spring from his back”. The journal describes the captain as having a good working relationship with his crew, often utilising his tentacles to make short work of menial tasks that would otherwise be entrusted to the lowest ranking members aboard the ship. He was often willing to entrust the safety of the ship and crew to first mate Lance Serotonin during deep dives into his research or subaquatic caverns.
Strongbody was notably absent from the journal for at least 44 days, during which First Mate Serotonin was said to take command. Due to damage, is unknown if this is due to shore leave, a particularly enchanting project, or, most popularly speculated, apparent death. His appearance is described as non-specifically "different" after his return.
Strongbody was said to be at the helm during the events of 1667, the captain was unable to set a new course for the ship. His last recorded words were, “We’ve lost all control now, there’s nowhere to drift but…” (the remainder of the last page of the journal is torn away, rendering the rest of the sentence unreadable).
Stretch Filigree

is a lineup player for the Canada Moist Talkers and has been with the Team since the Return(s) of Blaseball.
==Official League Records==
Filigree joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Canada Moist Talkers with the Return(s) of Blaseball.
During the Season 2 elections, as a result of the Talkers' Wind Spirits Blessing, Filigree's Defense and Running both increased by one star.
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Strike, Looking

is a lineup player for the Society Data Witches.
== Official League Records ==
Strike, Looking joined Internet League Blaseball as a hitter for the Society Data Witches during the inaugural Coffee Cup.
== History ==
Strike, Looking was originally born "Looking Strike", and became enamored by spy and detective movies at an early age, and started to try to introduce himself as "Strike, Looking Strike". But because of his bumbling nature, when he filled out the paperwork to join the ILB, he mistakenly just filled in "Strike, Looking", and that name has stuck with his teammates. Strike, is Society for Internet Blaseball Research's resident bird watcher - with his binocular eyes and occasional telescopic photo lens, he is responsible for the precise counts you will occasionally see for birds during a game. He will usually misinterpret something he sees when bird watching for a clue to a major international incident: for example, he was once convinced that Russians were attaching tiny lasers to pigeons in an attempt to assassinate the Commissioner. He's never correct with these beliefs, of course ... but somehow, when he is involved, he will instead solve a completely unrelated mystery that he was unaware of.
=== Personal Items===
Strike, is never seen without his personal "Internal Comma", a comically large tool in the shape of a comma that he can use as an Allen Wrench. He once somehow managed to use it to detach and re-attach his own head, but he put it on backwards. Hilarity ensued. He wears a scarf with mathematical formulas and his Data Witch pin attached, and wears his team robe like a rumpled raincoat.
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Category:Players
Category:Coffee Cup
Category:Lineup Players
Strike One

Strikes are modifications given to teams that earn a "Strike" blessing. It is unknown what their effect is.
"Strike" Blessing so far have included: Strike Zero from Season 1; and Mage Strike, Knight Strike, Rogue Strike, and Bard Strike from Season 2. Earning a "Strike" blessing while having a Strike modification changes the modification to the next "stage".
==Strike One==
Strike One is a team modification that was given to the Houston Spies (Strike Zero) in the Season 1 election; and, Atlantis Georgias (Bard Strike), Tokyo Lift (Rogue Strike), and Core Mechanics (Mage Strike), in the Season 2 election. Its effects are currently unknown. When the Houston Spies gained Strike 2 in the Season 2 elections, they lost Strike One.
==Strike Two==
Strike Two is a team modification that was given to the Houston Spies (Knight Strike). Its effects are currently uknown.
Subjection

Subjection is a team modifier from THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS that causes players leaving the team to gain Liberated, giving them extra bases on a hit. 
==Effect==
Subjection is a team modifier that was seen on the SHELLED ONE'S PODS that causes players leaving the team to become a Liberated.
Liberated is a player modifier that causes a batter to gain extra bases on a hit. It has no known effect on a pitcher. 
==History==
Subjection and Liberated were both first seen in Day X of on THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS. When Jaylen Hotdogfingers' Fliickerrriiing modification resulted in them swapping with Axel Trololol several times during the game, Subjection was triggered, giving Trololol the Liberated modification for the duration of the game. Notably even when switching back from THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS to Hall Stars, Hotdogfingers was not given this modification, and instead gained Saboteur from the Loyalty Modifier.
Subtractor

is a Player Modification, first seen during the via the Blessing. 
==Effects==
When a Player with Subtractor bats in a Run or Unrun, the polarity will be flipped. This causes Runs to become Unruns (or negative Runs) and Unruns to become Runs (positive Runs). Subtractor has no effect on the performance of pitchers. 
==History==
The Subtractor modification was first seen during the as a result of the Subtractor Blessing. The Ohio Worms earned the blessing, giving the modification to a random lineup player in the league not on the Worms, which resulted in Canada Moist Talkers player Cedric Spliff receiving the modification.
Subtractor was next seen during the as part of the Subtractor Bat Drop offering in the Gift Shop. Players were granted Bat Items with the Subtractor modification. Only the Atlantis Georgias received a Subtractor Bat, the Smokey Rock Shoes of Subtraction, granting it to Flattery McKinley. 
Subtractor was later seen again in the with the Subtractor Avoidance Blessing, which was won by the Hawai'i Fridays, granting a player on every other team Subtractor. 
==Trivia==
*The Smokey Rock Shoes of Subtraction, the item granted to Flattery McKinley via the Gift Shop, is the only Subtractor item to be generated so far. Despite this, at least two copies exist due to an item duplication situation with the Bargain Bin similar to the Clutch Wooden Rock Ring. 
==See Also==
*Underhanded - a Player modification on pitchers, which flips the polarity of Runs and Unruns earned from Home Runs they allow
*Underachiever - a Player modification on batters, which flips the polarity of Runs and Unruns earned from Home Runs they hit
*List of players with the Subtractor modification
*List of Item drops with the Subtractor Modification
Category:Player Modifications
Category:Item Modifications
Subtractor/Item Events

This is a list of all Items that have dropped bearing the Subtractor Modification element.
Item name 	Receiving player 	Date	Source
Smokey Rock Shoes of SubtractionDue to a duplication bug involving the Bargain Bin, there are at least two copies of the Smokey Rock Shoes of Subtraction in circulation	Flattery McKinley	 	Gift Shop, Subtractor Bat Drop
Sum Sun

Sum Sun is a weather condition introduced in as a result of the Sum Sun Decree. During Sum Sun weather, each successive scoring play in a single half-inning is worth an additional Run. 
Sum Sun remained active until its Nullification by Black Hole (Black Hole) on Day 37 of . 
==History==
In , Sum Sun was offered as one of six possible Decrees the community could vote on, with the top three going into effect. Sun .1 was available alongside the following:
*-Sun	Set Sun. Non-losing with Negative Runs earns you 2 Wins.
*Sun 0	Set Sun. Non-losing with Zero Runs earns you 2 Wins.
*Equal Sun	Set Sun. A home run during a game's final out ties the game.
*MAXIMUM SUN	Set Sun. Scoring plays in Maximum Blaseball are worth 3x the Runs.
*Sum Sun	Weather. Each successive scoring play by a Team within a half inning is worth an additional Run.
*Sun 9	Set Sun. Non-losses on the Week End (every 9th Day) are worth 2 Wins.
Sum Sun passed with 795,290 Votes, 24% of all Decree Votes, alongside the following message:
*FROM PROGENITORMEIOSIS, OFFSPRINGCOMPOUNDINGZERO SUM
*SUM SUN WAS SET.
**
*Sun(Sun)'s Pressure built...
**
==Nullification==
On Day 37, Alexandria Rosales of the Houston Spies nullified Sum Sun by scoring ten runs under the Black Hole (Black Hole).
Category:Weather
Summers Preston

is a player for the Tokyo Lift, and has been with the team since Season 1, Day 39. Preston has played for the Mexico City Wild Wings and Miami Dale.
==Official League Record==
Preston joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Mexico City Wild Wings with .
Preston suffered an allergic reaction to swallowing a peanut during an early game in , an event that was temporally undone by the Grand Unslam.
During a , Day 105 playoffs game against the Seattle Garages, Preston was hit by a pitch thrown by Jaylen Hotdogfingers. Preston became Unstable, greatly increasing the chance of being incinerated, until day 108.
During the Coffee Cup, Preston played for FWXBC as a lineup player.
On , Day 42, Preston swallowed a peanut and suffered an allergic reaction.
During the , Preston's combined stats changed from as a result of the Wild Wings' will.
On , Day 30, Preston swallowed a peanut and suffered an allergic reaction.
During the , Preston's batting changed from and baserunning decreased from as a result of the Wild Wings' will.
On , Day 52, Preston was exchanged to the Miami Dale due to Feedback. Preston was replaced by Nagomi Mcdaniel.
Preston was traded to the Mexico City Wild Wings in exchange for Trinity Smaht during the via the Wild Wings' will.
During the , Preston gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
On Season 1, Day 39, Preston fell to the Tokyo Lift during a game in Horizon weather, becoming Buried.
==History==
Preston is the nice breeze that comes on a sweltering August day. She is known for her cooling presence, both literally and figuratively. She is in a seasonal romance with her teammate, Stephanie Winters. Her nicknames include "The Wind Beneath Our Wings' Wings" and "Darling Zephyr" (though the latter is for Winters only).
==Play Style==
Preston floats her uniform and bat aloft, gliding gracefully up to the plate. When the ball is hit to her she guides it to her teammates to make the play. They then also receive a sense memory of a long lost love or childhood friend when she brushes across their face.
She can really nail a dinger.
==Fan Works==
File:SummersPrestonU.png|by 
File:SummersPreston.png|by 
File:Blowemaway.gif|alt=gif saying "Blow 'em away!"|from Wigflip.com
File:Summers preston wind.png|Summers Preston by @Fancymancer
File:167SummersPreston.png|Mini-Blaseballer by @HetreaSky
File:E1IoiCHWUAIPkF2.png|by @churgalax
File:Summers Prestonicon.jpg|Summers Preston on the Dale, icon by @dessxericas
File:Presto!.png|Presto! by lemmy
File:Summers time.gif|Summers Preston by @butchcatss
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Category:Buried Players
Category:Original Players
Category:Nonhuman Players
Category:Nominative Determinism
Category:FWXBC
Sun

Several Suns have existed throughout the history of Internet League Blaseball:
* Information about the creation and destruction of suns can be found at The Sun (Lifecycle).
* Sun 1, the original sun forged by Namerifeht on The First Day, 1st Edition, which eventually collapsed in to form the Black Hole.
* Sun 2, set when Sun 1 collapsed into a Black Hole in , and occasionally appearing as a weather condition.
* Sun(Sun), set upon the league following thanks to a Grand Bargain made by the Boss, which eventually collapsed in the Semi-Centennial resulting in a Supernova.
* Sun 30, a sun set by a Decree in , causing games entering Extra Innings to award each team an extra Win.
* Sun .1, a weather condition created by a Decree in , causing Runs to be worth an additional 0.1 Runs per Inning.
* Equal Sun, a sun set by a Decree in , causing home runs during the final Out of a game to tie the game.
* Sum Sun, a weather condition created by a Decree in and , causing successive scoring plays in a half-inning to be worth an extra Run each.
* MAXIMUM SUN, a sun set by a Decree in , causing scoring plays in Maximum Blaseball to be worth three times the Runs.
* XVIIII The Sun, an Arcanum given to the Mexico City Wild Wings.
* Sunman, an Umpire
* A number of unpassed Decrees:
** Sun 3, a sun that would have been set by a Decree in , causing Regular Season series sweeps to award an extra Win.
** Sun 9, a sun that would have been set by a Decree in and , causing Non-Losses on the Week End to award an extra Win.
** Sun 90, a weather condition that would have been created by a Decree in , causing scoring plays to be worth an extra Run for each Out.
** -Sun, a sun that would have been set by a Decree in , causing Non-Losses with negative Runs to be worth 2 Wins.
** Sun 0, a sun that would have been set by a Decree in , causing Non-Losses with zero Runs to be worth 2 Wins.
* The Sun, a god worshipped by followers of HELIOLATRY, .
Sun (Sunbeams disambiguation)

For all members and associates of the Seattle Garages who are looking to commit deicide, welcome! This is a disambiguation page, to make sure you, prospective godkiller, receive up-to-date accurate information about your radiant, magnificent, glorious foe.
All god-killing bands may seek pertinent details in the link below:
*Sun (real)
Thank you for visiting this diambiguation page! This article was brought to you by the Hellmouth Anti-Tourism Board.They're gone? Great. For everyone else, you can learn about a completely unrelated ball of celestial plasma, who coaches the Hellmouth Sunbeams, here. Please don't tell the Garages.
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Category:Disambiguation
Category:Hellmouth Sunbeams
Sun .1

Sun .1 is a weather condition introduced in as a result of the Sun .1 Decree. During Sun .1 weather, runs are worth an additional 0.1 Runs for each inning – so runs earned in the first inning are worth 1.1 each, runs earned in the second are worth 1.2 each, and so on. This addition is done after any polarity calculations are made, so for example if an unrun is scored in the first inning, it will be worth 0.9 unruns.
Sun .1 was in effect from Season 22 until its Nullification by Black Hole (Black Hole) on Day 45 of .
==Season 21 Election==
In Season 21, Sun .1 was offered as one of three possible Decrees the community could vote on to go into effect, alongside the following:
*Sum Sun Weather. Each successive scoring play by a Team within a half inning is worth an additional Run.
*Sun 90 Weather. Scoring Plays will earn an additional Run for each out.
Sun .1 passed with 1,764,226 Votes, 37% of all Decree Votes, alongside the following message:
*SUN .1 WAS SET.
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*FROM PROGENITORMEIOSIS, OFFSPRINGDEGREES OF SEPARATIONCOMPOUNDING VICTORY
*Sun(Sun)'s Pressure built...
**
==Scoring in Sun .1==
Sun.1 led to a number of unusual high-scoring games over it's lifespan, and contributed to a number of Fax Machine activations. 
Notably in Season 23, Day 24 Finn James was pitching against the Chicago Firefighters in the ninth inning when they gave up their tenth run. When Axel Campbell was faxed in, the Firefighter's Magnified Baby Triumphant hit a 3-run home run, resulting in:
Baby Triumphant hits a 3-run home run!
Home Run: 1 Run
Batter Magnified 2x: 1 * 2 = 2
Sun .1: 2 + 0.9 = 2.9
Home Run: 1 Run
Batter Magnified 2x: 1 * 2 = 2
Sun .1: 2 + 0.9 = 2.9
Home Run: 1 Run
Batter Magnified 2x: 1 * 2 = 2
Sun .1: 2 + 0.9 = 2.9
2.9 + 2.9 + 2.9 = 8.7
8.7 Runs scored!
With Swamuel Mora scoring in the next play, Campbell was faxed back out after 55 seconds of play. 
==Nullification==
On Day 45, Bevan Wise of the Yellowstone Magic nullified Sun .1 by scoring ten runs under the Black Hole (Black Hole).
Category:Weather
Sun 2

Sun 2 is a type of weather first encountered in .
In games played under the heat of Sun 2, if a team reaches 10 runs then Sun 2 will smile upon them, adding 1 win to their season win record. The team who earns the extra win has 10 runs removed from their score and play continues normally.
==History==
The Sun 2 first appeared during the Internet Series, between the Baltimore Crabs and Charleston Shoe Thieves. During Game 3, the Crabs hit 10 runs and the Game Log then reported: 
THE CRABS ACCUMULATE 10THE SUN COLLAPSESTHE MOON IS SWALLOWEDTHE BLACK HOLE FORMSSUN 2 RISES
== Fan Works ==
The following song is about Sun 2:
* SUN 2 by house phone
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Category:Weather
Sun 30

Sun 30 is a League-Wide Modification affecting team's standings in the league by granting an additional Win to both teams any time a game reached Extra Innings. 
Sun 30 was in effect from Season 21 until its Nullification by Black Hole (Black Hole) on Day 43 of .
==Season 20 Election==
In Season 20, Sun 30 was offered as one of three possible Decrees the community could vote on to go into effect, alongside the following:
*Sun 3 Set Sun. If your Team sweeps all 3 games of a Regular Season series, the final non-loss is worth 2 Wins.
*Sun 9 Set Sun. Non-losses on the Week End (every 9th Day) are worth 2 Wins.
Sun 30 passed with 4,186,835 Votes, 58% of all Decree Votes, and the following messages
*FROM PROGENITORMEIOSIS. OFFSPRING.VICTORY FORGED
*SUN 30 WAS SET.
**
*Sun(Sun)'s Pressure built...
**
==In Game Effect==
When any game entered Extra Innings, a message appeared in the game's feed proclaiming that "Sun 30 smiled upon" both teams, and they both gained an additional Win.
Outside of Sun 2 and Black Hole weather, this was also the first mechanic introduced to the game to have a significant potential effect on the number of Wins in the standings. Fans were quick to attempt to gauge the effects of the available decrees on team's post-season chances, though for the most part it was difficult to say and often up to chance.
==Nullification==
On Day 43, Sandie Turner of the New York Millennials nullified Sun 30 by scoring ten runs under the Black Hole (Black Hole).
Despite Sun 30's Nullification, fans were surprised to see that two minutes later as the Carolina Queens and Oxford Paws entered extra innings they were both given a feed message that Sun 30 smiled upon them, and granted their extra win as usual. Two additional games on Day 43 gave the same message, and in fact Sun 30 continued to hand out extra wins until Day 48, before finally burning out.
Category:League Modifications
Sun Dialed

Sun Dialed is a team Modification held by the LA Unlimited Tacos that causes a random player on their team to be improved by 1% when the Tacos activate Sun 2.
==Effect==
Sun Dialed causes a random player on the team to catch some rays, improving them by 1%. The message shown when a player catches rays is:
[PLAYER] caught some rays!
===Players with Rays===
Season	Day	Player
15 	69 	Basilio Mason
16 	95 	Vito Kravitz
18 	10 	Mcdowell Mason
18 	94 	Basilio Mason
19 	62 	Basilio Fig
20 	9 	Basilio Fig
20 	28 	Michelle Sportsman
21 	26 	Sexton Wheerer
21 	38 	Felix Garbage
21 	89 	Valentine Games II
22 	40 	Rat Mason
23 	62 	Basilio Mason
==History==
Sun Dialed was awarded to the LA Unlimited Tacos during the , as a result of the Sun Dialed blessing, with the message:
The Tacos will now be kissed by Sun 2.
Category:Team Modifications
Category:Exclusive Team Modifications
Sundae

Sundae may refer to:
* Sundae, a Concession
** Melted Sundae, a Concession
* Aeguir Sundae, a player for the Carolina Queens
* Fionna Sundae, a player for the Florence Rhinoceroses
* Roscoe Sundae, a player for the Mexico City Wild Wings
* Tamsie Sundae, a former player for the Baltimore Crabs
* Vessalius Sundae, a player for the Ohio Worms