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Emily Fly

was a player in the lineup for the Tokyo Lift, and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Records==
Fly was first seen as a player in the lineup for the Tokyo Lift after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 1.
During the Gamma 1, Season 1 election, Fly’s batting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a batting stat increase.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Emily Friendo

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs and competed in Gamma 2 until they were Incinerated on Season 1, Day 63.
==Official League Record==
Friendo was first seen as a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
On Season 1, Day 63, Friendo was incinerated and replaced by Wanda Jenkins.
==Fan Works==
===Fanfiction===
*no one lives forever by corpserevivers - emily friendo conducts a survey.
*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.
===Comics===
*if you're dead and out of this world by corpserevivers - emily friendo is incinerated. the gamma 2 universe forgets about her.
*BROADCAST INTERRUPTED / NO SIGNAL by kayleerowena - on the death and erasure of a teammate.
===Fanart===
File:Emily Friendo corpserevivers.jpg|alt=A pencil bust drawing of Emily, a white young adult with glasses and chin-length hair in a partial bun. She looks at the viewer with a serious expression. |By @corpserevivers
File:Emily Friendo riv corpserevivers.jpg|alt=A pencil bust drawing of Emily, a white young adult with glasses and chin-length hair in a partial bun. She grins lopsidedly, and the text around her reads, "I'll be fine. And if I'm not, you won't remember, anyway."|By @corpserevivers
File:Emily Friendo singed corpserevivers.jpg|alt=A pencil bust drawing of Emily, a white young adult a bandage over one eye and short singed hair. Scars radiate from under the bandage, and she looks athe the viewer with a frown as she says, "Uncle Mondavi, don't ever go into splorts. You suck at it."|By @corpserevivers
File:G2CG Emily Friendo.png|alt=An uncolored digital drawing of Emily Friendo, with her stats displayed above. Emily is a white Jewish woman with a medium build in her mid 50s. she wears rectangular glasses, a blaseball over chin-length hair, a beetle t-shirt over an undershirt, and high-waisted pants. she grins as she holds up a small cookie with her left arm, which is a giant crab claw. because she was incinerated, her portrait is drawn in light blue, the color of the hall of flame.|By @saltbuzzard
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Baltimore Crabs Short Circuits Players
Emmet Whitney

was a Player for the Topeka Moist Talkers, and was with the team since Season D, Day 3 until their incineration on an unknown date. Whitney previously played for the Canada Artists.
==Official League Record==
Whitney was first seen as a player for the Canada Artists after a feed event was revealed in the Library, under A Save in Pre-History I.
On Season D, Day 3, Whitney was on the Artists when a Rogue Umpire incinerated the team. Due to Agan Espinoza's Fire Protector modification, Whitney survived the incineration and was transferred to the Topeka Moist Talkers.
On an unknown date, Whitney was incinerated and replaced by an unknown player.
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Emmett Tabby

was a player in the Shadows for the Houston Spies, and was with the team from until Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Tabby joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Houston Spies with .
During the , Tabby joined the Spies' rotation in exchange for Marco Escobar as a result of the Spies' will.
On , Day 11, Tabby retreated to the Houston Spies' Shadows as a result of the REDACTED's .
== Origins ==
The first reports of Emmett Tabby are about its beginnings within a crime family - though Tabby left due to circumstances that remain heavily classified. Tabby never truly cleaned its paws of its old lifestyle, however. Its reputation as a catperson con-artist precedes itself. The victims it swindles are the wealthiest among the League, and with every successful scam comes vast donations to fundraisers and charities, no matter how obscure.
Tabby claims that it doesn’t have morals - or at least that it doesn’t care about them - though Tabby’s actions make its apparent obligation to help people incredibly clear. When an anonymous donation to a hospital fundraiser was found to be Tabby’s by a nosy journalist, it stated that the purpose of that donation was “reputation maintenance” and that “the generous are more likely to be entrusted with secrets.” One wonders how anonymity could improve one’s reputation, but Tabby refused to elaborate further.
Reports explaining how Tabby joined the Spies are contradictory and vague. Most of its fans and teammates assume that Tabby is on the run from its old family. What is certain is that Tabby has been in the Spies’ Shadows since the return of Blaseball, working on criminal projects and contributing to Houston’s community.
== Finally Pitching ==
Tabby was called to pitch during the Season 13 elections. After spending so long in the shadows, Tabby revealed that it finally wanted to make a public name for itself in the community it spent years working to improve. Similarly, it noted that the fans always notice when a Blaseball player goes missing, especially when it comes to family. Being part of the rotation secured its role as a true spy.
Eventually, Tabby developed a close and surprisingly public relationship with Jomgy Rolsenthal and Becker Solis. These three contrasted with the mysterious and distant image of the Spies: while the majority of agents either don’t disclose or don’t know how to approach mutually-shared feelings, the trio weren’t going to allow themselves to remain behind the Spies’ facade. During most of Tabby’s pitching career, the three of them were inseparable.
However, the game of Blaseball caught up with both Tabby’s pitching career and relationships before long. Rolsenthal was caught in a Feedback swap that sent her to the Dale; Solis was sent to the Shadows after a damaging consumer attack. Tabby had no such misfortune, and was merely unable to keep up with the increasingly competitive pitching of the League.
Select sources claim that falling behind was another one of its schemes. Tabby pitched until the Fax Machine sent it back to the Shadows, possibly to be reunited with Solis.
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Category:Nominative Determinism
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Emmy Atomic

was a Player for the Alaskan Immortals. Atomic presumably was incinerated at an unknown point prior to the Team's incineration.
==Official League Records==
Atomic was a Player for the Alaskan Immortals at an unknown point in Pre-History I. It is unknown when Atomic joined the Team, but Atomic presumably was incinerated before the rest of the Alaskan Immortals, as Atomic was not visible on the Immortals' roster page.
Alongside the other members of the Immortals, Atomic became visible to Fans during the Pre-Season of as one of the Players that became visible in the Hall of Flame.
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Category:Former Alaskan Immortals Players
Engine Eberhardt/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===
Following a particular harrowing voyage in which large swathes of the ship’s timber was damaged by wood eating organisms, Engine Eberhardt was recruited to The Tokyo Adrift. Initially intended to be a temporary hire contracted to quickly patch up the damage, he was employed full time by the captain, both due to his expertise in outfitting vessels to sustain the adverse conditions of the Immateria Seas and at his own insistence after becoming enamoured with the three-mast ship. Over the next leg of the Adrift’s journey, Eberhardt displayed a startling proficiency at ship repair, even while said ship was still on the move. By the time the Adrift was ready to leave the next harbour, Eberhardt had: fully repaired the wood damage, replaced the kelp ridden rudder, fitted the ship with a small trawling net that allowed the water dwelling crew to ride along with the ship, refitted the fore and mizzen masts with sails of his own design, made several accessibility changes to the main and lower decks and given the ship a fresh paint job (claims that the stripes painted on its side “made it go faster” are unsupported by empirical evidence). Captain Strongbody promptly appointed him as the full-time boatswain for the Adrift.
Eberhardt’s modifications would turn out to be pivotal in assisting the crew weather the events of 1667. The improved sails and rudder gave the ship a much needed speed boost and bought the crew enough time to escape . The last page of the journal is smeared with some form of pitch, likely used in the waterproofing of seafaring vessels, obscuring the ultimate fate of the redesigned ship and its crew.
Enid Marlow

is a player in the Shadows for the Chicago Firefighters, and has been with the team since the Season 2 elections. Marlow has played for the Ohio Worms and Baltimore Crabs.
==Official League Records==
Marlow joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Ohio Worms during the Descension.
Marlow was traded to the Baltimore Crabs in exchange for Luis Acevedo during the via the Worms' will, becoming a lineup player in the process. Marlow then retreated to the Crabs' Shadows in exchange for York Silk as a result of the Crabs' will, resulting in a combined stat increase.
During the , Marlow joined the Crabs' active roster in exchange for Parker Meng as a result of the Crabs' will.
On , Day 30, Marlow was swept and gained the modification as a result of Lorcan Smaht's modification.
During the , Marlow became an due to the blessing.
Marlow was recruited to the Chicago Firefighters' Shadows during the Season 2 elections via the Firefightrs' Dark Matter blessing.
==Fan Works==
File:Enid Marlow - Hateno Village.jpg|Art of Enid Marlow by 
File:Enid Marlow Art.jpg|Art of Enid Marlow by 
File:Kaz and Enid - Glassgoblin.jpg|Art of Enid Marlow and Kaz Fiasco by 
File:Enimar trisma handholding.png|alt=a drawing of trinity smaht and enid marlow standing and holding hands. trinity is a heavily carcinized muscular person with two large crab arms in place of aer right arm and a crab mouth over aer lower face. ae has a blond ponytail and wears a sleeveless hoodie and joggers. enid is a tall and thin woman with a long narrow face, spider crab claws coming out of her forehead like bug antennae, and yellow and green dappled chitin across her body. she has short black hair with a dyed green front and is wearing a jean jacket, a high-wasted skirt, striped socks, and doc martens.|Art of Trinity Smaht and Enid Marlow by @saltbuzzard
File:Trinity-Lorcan-Enid-MonsterGashapon.png|Art of Enid, Trinity, and Lorcan by 
Category:Players With Base 1
Category:Shadows
Enid Marlow/IF-19.136

== Personal Life ==
Enid Marlow has not disclosed much of her personal life, and her teammates are similarly close-lipped about it. She has expressed interest in necromancy when told rumours about fans or teams performing it, taking out a leather-bound notebook to write notes in. The teams involved in the resurrection of Jaylen Hotdogfingers have most notably seen visits from her, asking after methods and the Trench. The amount of information she has collected about it is unknown, as well as her plans of what to do with it. 
Marlow is always seen wearing a black, fluffy dress and elbow-length gloves, even to bat. It is unknown if this is a personal dedication to the aesthetics surrounding necromancy, or something else. Witness reports allege that behind the gloves is “nothing but decay and bone.” Underneath parts of Marlow’s hair, witnesses also report that there is “no flesh, just a straight view to the skull.”
=== Interpersonal Relationships ===
Despite the desire to return to the dirt rather than being burned, a sentiment a lot of the Ohio Worms share, Marlow has openly expressed that she’s interested in the “methods” of incineration, as well as the inner workings of the Hall of Flame and necromancy itself. This has not led to any animosity with the Worms, however; out of respect for her former teammates, Marlow kept the necromancy research out of team spaces, and in return, the Worms passed along possible leads under the table.
Marlow features in a few of the stories Luis Acevedo has shared from the Crabs’ time in Up, and xe has described her as a friendly face. The pair were seen together before their trade in the Season 14 Elections, getting drinks at a local coffee shop. It is unknown if this was related to their trade, or if it was simply two friends meeting. Either way, their opinion of each other in interviews appears to be amicable, with “a little bit of friendly hostility,” as one reporter describes.
Her time on the Crabs is
Enrich

was a Will introduced in the Expansion Era which allowed Fans to grant their Team a modification for the next season from a selection pool.
This Will was available from to .
==Mechanics==
To vote for Enrich, Fans are prompted to choose a modification from a list of available modifications. If the Will is executed, the modification is granted to their Team with a seasonal duration.
The available modifications for each season are listed below.
Season	Modifications
 	, ,
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 	, , ,
 	, , , , , ,
 	, , , , , ,
 	, , , , , ,
==Election Results==
===Season 12===
Filing Team 	Chosen Modification	Final Odds
Breckenridge Jazz Hands	 	16%
Charleston Shoe Thieves	 	27%
San Francisco Lovers 	 	3%
Baltimore Crabs 	 	4%
===Season 13===
Filing Team 	Chosen Modification	Final Odds
Breckenridge Jazz Hands	 	0%
===Season 14===
This Will was not executed in Season 14.
===Season 15===
Filing Team 	Chosen Modification	Final Odds
Seattle Garages	 	16%
===Season 16===
Filing Team 	Chosen Modification	Final Odds
Chicago Firefighters	 	18%
===Season 17===
Filing Team	Chosen Modification	Final Odds
Ohio Worms 	 	2%
Category: Wills
Category: Expansion Era
Entangled

is a Player or Team Modification, first seen as a result of the Earlsiesta Reading in .
==Effects==
Players on Teams with the Entangled Modification will not be targeted by Mage Umpires for Alternation in Solar Eclipse (Red) Weather. They are also the only players able to receive the Mage Umpire's favor in Solar Eclipse (Red) Weather.
In Beta, Entangled Players would have their Alternate called when returning from Elsewhere, randomizing their stats. During the Fall Ball, this interacted with the Receiver Modification which would replace Receivers with a Static player instead. Sixpack Dogwalker and NaN, who fell to the Entangled Philly Pies and Ohio Worms respectively, Alternated and were replaced by Static players Dimi Wobbler and Nathaniel Wilds in this manner.
As Alternate has never been seen as a Team Modification, it is unclear how Entangled would apply to them. Futhermore, as Entangled has never been seen in effect as of , all effects are assumed.
==History==
===Necklace of Entanglement===
Entangled was first seen in as a result of the Earlsiesta Reading, during which Jazz Hands player Baby Doyle received the Uncertain Necklace of Entanglement:
*Baby Doyle, IMMATERIA IMMATERIA
** Uncertain Necklace of Entanglement
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**Overall 15.7 -> 15.7 + 0.1 
However, during the Doyle became an MVP and received the Modification, holding them in place during Flooding, preventing them from being swept Elsewhere, and therefore preventing Entangled from being activated. Following this, in the , the Jazz Hands voted to move Steph Weeks' Careful Fireproof Bat via the Will, causing them to drop the Uncertain Necklace of Entanglement. 
===The Horizon===
Entangled did not appear again until , when Teams located at (1, -1) on the Map were Nullified by Black Hole (Black Hole) after the incineration of The Coin, and as a result received Entangled. This coincided with the following message:
The [Team] were Entangled in the Black Hole (Black Hole)
The following Teams received Entangled due to Black Hole (Black Hole):
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After Black Hole (Black Hole) began to expand, no additional Teams received Entangled. This could be attributed to the fact that teams entering Black Hole (Black Hole) were immobilised, and therefore could not reach (1, -1). 
After the Return(s) of Blaseball, teams that had received Entangled in retained it with a new description.
This Team Was Entangled. Official Review Pending...
==See Also==
*Alternate
*Black Hole (Black Hole)
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Category:Player Modifications
Category:Team Modifications
Category:Item Modifications
Category:Modifications
Entrenched

Entrenched is a modification first introduced in Season 1.
==Effect==
Players gain the Entrenched modification when incinerated by a Rogue Umpire in Solar Eclipse (Blue) weather. The player leaves their original team and is "in the Hall of Flame".
==History==
Entrenched debuted during the Season 1 elections after the opening of the Forbidden Book. As a result, Anastasia Isarobot was incinerated.
During the Season 2 Offseason, it became possible to navigate to specific player pages, if the player's UUID was known. This revealed that all incinerated players (including those incinerated during Beta) had gained the Entrenched modification.
==See Also==
*Incineration
Category:Player Modifications
Entropy Handcramp

is a lineup player for the Pandemonium Artists.
== Official League Records ==
Handcramp joined Internet League Blaseball as a hitter for the Pandemonium Artists during the inaugural Coffee Cup.
== History ==
Entropy is, allegedly, an impish demon who resides in the hustle and bustle of Pandemonium, Hell. Every time the subject of their life pre-Blaseball comes up, the story changes. Sometimes they mention having moved to the big city as a graphic design student after finishing their degree is Visual Communications at HAC (Hades Art College), other times they claim to have lived in the same city their entire life and only took up their current career as a Pandemonium Artists hitter because their grandmother did the same in a long bygone time.
Work hard, sleep hard, Entropy always says. You can find them training hard pre-season, mid-season, and post-season, to the point where they must wear wrist braces on both hands to protect them from stress induced injury. Their ambidexterity is a boon to their team, as it allows them to change up play and thwack their hits towards either side of the field, but that isn't if they are beaned to sleep in the middle of their time up to bat, as they are want to do. 
== Trivia & Inspiration ==
* They are ambidextrous, but was initially just left-handed before repeated stress injury necessitated the ability to use either hand. Now they injure both of their arms equally. 
*Entropy Handcramp's name and tendencies are based off the common phenomenon of artistic burnout, something that tends to get the best of creatives. This mirrors their creator, koloquials, who has the tendency to passionately throw her all into a project, then inevitably crash and burn for a few days until she can rest and recuperate. 
*They give off a strong static shock, much to the chagrin of any teammates they bump into, and any opponent team members attempting to catch one of their fly balls.
*In a pinch, their tail doubles as a power bank.
== Fan Art ==
File:Entropy fullref.png|Entropy's full reference sheet, by 
File:Entropy original.jpg|Entropy's initial artwork, by 
File:Entropy mini.png|Mini-Blaseballer by @Hetreasky
File:Entropy jay samehat.jpg|Entropy and teammate Jay Grayscale by 
File:Entropy swords shadowtag.jpg|Entropy tagging in Swords Magpie, by 
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Category:Players
Category:Coffee Cup
Category:Lineup Players
Ephraim Ladd

was a player in the Shadows for the Ohio Worms, and was with the team from the Descension until Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Ladd joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Ohio Worms during the Descension.
During the , Ladd retreated to the Worms' Shadows as a result of the Worms' will, resulting in a combined stat increase.
During the , Ladd rejoined the Worms' active roster in exchange for Muse Scantron as a result of the Worms' will, becoming a lineup player in the process.
On , Day 74, Ladd retreated to the Worms' Shadows in exchange for Kit Ratoon due to Night.
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==Fan Works==
File:Ephraim Ladd Pitching.png|Ephraim Ladd - by Discord user CheeseN1P
File:Ephraim Ladd with space dog.png|Ephraim Ladd with Space Dog - by Discord user Patronus
Category:Players With Base 1
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Ephraim Ladd/IF-131.958

==History==
Ephraim Ladd was born in Columbus, OH to Egyptian-American parents. His father was a doctor and his mother was a schoolteacher, teaching physical science. His mother's work was instrumental in Ladd's interest in astronomy. As a child, Ladd kept his eyes on the stars and his passion for space exploration did not wane in adulthood. He pursued Aerospace Engineering in college. Several years later, Ladd was recruited for a new initiative in the NASWA—the Space Emergency Ambulance Service, or SEAS.
On Day XXX, XXXX, Ladd’s vessel received a distress call from a nearby planet. The crew landed and found several travelers who claimed to be stranded after a ship malfunction. Ladd’s crew invited the survivors on board. The survivors quickly revealed themselves to be pirates and took control of the ship. The pirates ejected most of Ladd’s crew, leaving Ladd and a nurse on board. The two hostages eventually escaped through a spare shuttle. However, it was meant for one. 
Ephraim Ladd woke up in unfamiliar territory, surrounded by other people who called themselves the Ohio Worms. They informed him that a wormhole had spit him out into a crater that neighbored their station. Ladd was recruited again—this time to become a pitcher in a splort called, Blaseball 2, and won four championships with the team.
The fate of the nurse is currently unknown. 
===Back on Earth===
Ladd, along with the Worms, escaped the Breach during of the IBL. The team found themselves in the Wapakoneta Air, Space, and Worm Museum and Ballpark, or WASWMB, which was not far from what once was Ladd’s hometown. However, Mr. and Mrs. Ladd have yet to attend a game.
Their fates are currently unknown.
Ladd currently lives in the museum as the lease for his previous home had expired after he left the planet. He is close with Kaz Fiasco, with Fiasco often calling him, "Dad". When asked for clarification on the parentage of Fiasco, both players had neglected to comment. The Worms players consider Ladd the heart of the team. Ladd often comforts his teammates after tough games, one being the Season 13, Day 31 game for example, when Ladd had walked the Dale ten times and the Worms were shutout 0-14. 
He is not very good at pitching. Knowing this, Ladd had decided to leave the roster for the betterment of the team during the . He now spend his days tending to Cantus Hojo's garden, catching up with an old childhood friend, and being the test audience for Loubert Ji-Eun's sloundclloud mixes.
==Trivia==
* Every Wednesday, he wakes up to sirens. 
* He enjoys running. 
* He has a rock bat, but rarely uses it. It is not in his room. He hasn't noticed. 
* Ladd has facial scars that look like flowers blooming under his eyes. Sometimes, he gets self-conscious and wears a helmet to hide them.
* He doesn't like pirates.