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Brock Forbes/IF-17.121

=== The Last Proselyte ===
Brock Forbes is rumored to have been the Mother Crab's last proselyte, a young avatar of her will, who was either given an immense power or became of interest to her due to already having immense power, and given a clear line of connection to her through which they enacted her bidding. It is unclear how they were chosen, but early reports of a young Forbes have described him as having been a great believer in her work.
Very few records exist of Brock Forbes during the period of servitude; many proselytes in history were recorded simply to walk into the Oldest Bay until their hair got wet and then some, never to return. No journalist has ever had the gall to ask them about their younger years, citing merely that "there was a look in his eyes" that set forth a deep unease at the thought of broaching the subject.
=== A Snuffed Out Firebrand ===
Reports of Forbes resurfacing do not name them speifically, but showcase a pattern of behavior that match a single individual with shifting physical descriptions, which suggests to researchers that this may in fact be Brock Forbes.
Years after dropping from the public radar, a figure was reportedly washed up on the Canton waterfront, draped in seaweed and fishing nets, coughing up a viscous black fluid, and porcupined with shrapnel wounds, broken blades, whaling harpoons, or other metal inserts depending on ineffectual eyewitness accounts. The figure rejected help from concerned onlookers, turned a corner, and vanished.
Afterwards, newpaper clippings and noise complaints mention a series of individuals drawing crowds and holding impassioned arguments or speeches about the Mother Crab. No inquiry was made about them at the time, as the crowds never grew to worrisome size and nobody was causing any trouble as a result. Inquiries made since the murder of the Crab Mother about the specifics of these gatherings have resulted in the same stonewalling behavior that journalists and investigators have faced asking about the murder itself, resulting in theorizing that the two are linked. It has been deemed unfeasible or even impossible to obtain further evidence towards or against the theory due to lack of witness testimony. The rule in Baltimore has stood firm: if you weren't there, they aren't going to tell you, and if you were, you'd know better than to bring it up.
Brock Forbes/IF-19.222

Brock Forbes is a roughly 4’8” BLEGO© Mlinifigure© who seems to be able to change his head’s facial expression an infinite amount of times, sometimes even overlapping them, creating the eerie effect of having multiple Brock-brand faces on top of each other. However, he rarely strays from neutral, making this a rare sight for most non-Crabs.
It is unknown as to how he pitches, as he has no fingers, and very static methods of moving his limbs. Any video recorded of his pitching later converts itself into a fake stop-motion version, making the proof obsolete.
Forbes is the lead singer in Top Fifty Hit, “Am I a Man, or Am I a Mlinifigure©?”
Most information on Forbes comes from the news article “A Man Has Fallen For A Man In BLEGO© City?” An excerpt from it is as follows:Local resident of the BLEGO© City district of Baltimore, Brock Forbes, has recently been seen rescuing fellow Mlinifigure© Adalberto Tosser from the frankly quite hazardous BLEGO© City River. While the two are known to be future teammates on the up and coming Blaseball team the Baltimore Crabs, the two had, according to interviews, “not fully met before this [BEEP] accident.” After Forbes rescued Tosser from the tumultuous and BLEGO© Crab filled tides, they were seen getting lunch together at a nearby diner, and possibly even—hold onto your BLEGO© pants, Baltimore—holding hands.Due to the informality of this article, and lack of photographic evidence thanks to Forbes’ stop-motion picture effect, the validity is unclear. Several witness reports, however, now say that both Forbes and Tosser carry matching BLEGO© wedding rings when outside of games.
Brock Forbes/IF-30.121

Both Brock and Axel Trololol are superbly chill individuals, who are very good at going with the flow. They get along superbly well whenever they are around. However, if the rumors are true about Axel being a metaphorical time bomb of amoral power-hungry sheer will, it makes more sense as to why the two of them seem so close. While the Crabs as a whole have taken on the reponsibility of being Axel's moral compass, Brock in particular would have jumped to the role with great interest, not out of a place of doing what's right, but out of the pragmatic sense of keeping an eye on a dangerous individual as the de-facto protector of the Crabs from monsters not unlike him. The two of them are good friends, enjoy one another's company, invite each other over to chill, and are fully prepared to kill the other if it comes down to it.
Brock Forbes/IF-310.40

Brock and Adalberto Tosser are roommates when they are not staying within the Crab dormitories in the Crabitat. They have the highest recorded magnitude of roommate energy in history. The have an extremely close domestic-professional relationship, are super comfortable in one another's space, know how to balance out chores responsibly, communicate their living needs proactively and respectfully, and hang around in the shared space and invite friends over without issue. Researchers have discovered that with the right equipment they can even visualize the blue thread of copacetism (much like the red thread that ties two fated lovers, the blue thread of copacetism exists entirely perpendicular to the line between two perfect roommates, at the midpoint). The two of them enjoy urban exploration, and used to invite Tillman Henderson until he started chickening out after the third time, and now invite Forrest Best who was already in all the abandoned buildings the first few times but it seemed like the polite thing to do.
Brock Forbes/IF-553.68

=== Co-captains ===
Brock Forbes, Kennedy Loser, and Forrest Best all co-captain the Baltimore Crabs. The general triumverate of co-captaining is that Kennedy and Forrest are the emotional pillars, here to support the team on a personal level, Kennedy and Brock are representative pillars, handling most of the on-paper team management, and Forrest and Brock are the protective pillars, doing the hands-on work against literal hostile forces that threaten the team.
Kennedy looks to Brock for support in large part because Brock is one of the few people who doesn't actually look to Kennedy for a surrogate dad, meaning that interacting with them isn't a part of the emotional labor marathon that interacting with everyone else feels like it's become for him. Brock in turn is close to Kennedy because he's become the closest thing to a compatriot to them since Combs died.
Forrest however, keeps its distance from Brock, not because of any history, but simply because Brock's interdimensional time share of infinite selves is extremely cacophonous and overwhelming to Forrest's finely attuned psychic connection to others. It is one of the few things that has ever been recorded to actually bother Forrest. The two of them do spend time together, particularly when urbexing with Adalberto Tosser, but Brock does what they can to minimize Forrest's exposure, including but not limited to getting unbelievably stoned first, which helps quiet the infinite throng of alternate selves down to a whisper. The two of them communicate often in a professional capacity by other means than face-to-face. Nobody knows what those means are, Forrest does not own a cell phone.
Brock Watson

was a lineup player for the Mexico City Wild Wings, and was with the team from until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Watson joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Mexico City Wild Wings in .
Watson joined the Wild Wings' active roster during the , replacing Adkins Gwiffin via the blessing.
During the Coffee Cup, Watson played for Macchiato City as a lineup player.
During the , Watson's combined stats were boosted as a result of the Wild Wings' will.
During the , Watson was given the modification as part of the seasonal reading.
== History ==
Brock Watson is a large reptilian, more specifically a blaselisk, capable of turning stone into snakes. They wear a signature khaki vest, keep spectacles and a hardhat nearby at all times, and have a snake tattoo on their arm, matching Fran Beans's.
Before joining the Wings roster officially, Watson lived in the cave upon which the Bucket was built. The Wild Wings Legal Team found them after construction and hired them as a bodyguard because, "they're a dragon, that's cool as hell." Despite their previous bodyguard career, they also have a love for geology. They play using a bat made of gneiss, branded with the number 190 (nice) to further represent their love for the field of geology. It is unknown if their love for rocks is connected to their blaselisk powers.
While Watson was still working under the legal team, Joshua Watson found them accidentally after taking a wrong turn on the way to the locker room. Their relationship blossomed as they continued to see each other, eventually sparking into romance. They are now married, and Watson takes supporting their husband's role as Mayor very seriously.
At the end of season 9, Case Sports was recalled by the legal team due to their legal prowess. Kennedy Meh went with them to continue "managing" the Lovers, allowing Fran Beans and Brock Watson to officially bat for the Wild Wings. Watson has taken the role change well, and has shown excitement at the prospect of playing blaseball with their husband and friends.
Watson revealed to their teammates, fans, and husband's constituents that Brock collects coat hangers. This revelation was met with scattered and confused applause.
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Category:Former Shadows Players
Category:Macchiato City
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta

The Breckenridge Jazz Hands are a Blaseball team that competed in the Wild High division of the Wild League. 
The Jazz Hands originally competed in the Chaotic Evil division of the Evil League, before being sorted into Wild High by the decree during the , where they competed for the remainder of Beta. They have been part of Internet League Blaseball since Season AA, having previously competed in Ultra League Blaseball. 
==Roster==
This is the roster as of the end of .
==Player History==
 For a list of all former players, see :Category:Former Breckenridge Jazz Hands Players.
==Season Results==
For more detailed Season Results, check out the Breckenridge Jazz Hands' Season Results Hub.
==Short Circuits==
Versions of the Breckenridge Jazz Hands found only in Short Circuits. These versions of the team had all new, temporary rosters and only existed for the duration of their circuit.
*For the Gamma 2 Team, see Breckenridge Jazz Hands (Gamma 2).
*For the Gamma 3 Team, see Breckenridge Jazz Hands (Gamma 3).
*For the Gamma 4 Team, see Breckenridge Jazz Hands (Gamma 4).
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Coffee Cup

The inaugural Coffee Cup was held during the Grand Siesta as an exhibition tournament. Players from existing ILB teams were assigned to exhibition teams based on their Coffee Style and their status on the idol board. Of the 15 players on the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, 14 were assigned to Coffee Cup teams.
==Team Assignments==
Players were sorted into Coffee Cup teams based on their preferred Coffee Style, with the exception of those whose preferred style was Anything; these players were not sorted onto teams. Following this, the active roster of teams were determined by positions on the Idol Board: the 14 most idolized players per coffee style became the active roster, and the remainder became the team's shadows.
Player 	Coffee Style 	Team	Position	Team Outcome
Tamara Crankit 	Macchiato 	 	 	Quarterfinalists
Conrad Vaughan 	Flat White 	 	 	Runner-Up
Collins Melon 	Plenty of Sugar	 	 	Eliminated in Round 1
Steph Weeks 	Anything 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
Elijah Valenzuela	Espresso 	 	 	Champion
Baby Doyle 	Espresso 	 	 	Champion
Stephens Lightner	Light & SWeet 	 	 	Eliminated in Round 1
Kathy Mathews 	Heavy Foam 	 	 	Quarterfinalists
Holden Stanton 	Espresso 	 	 	Champion
Combs Estes 	Light & Sweet 	 	 	eliminated in Round 1
Lowe Forbes 	Macchiato 	 	 	Quarterfinalists
Walton Sports 	Latte 	 	 	Quarterfinalists
Agan Harrison 	Americano 	 	 	Eliminated in Round 1
Campos Arias 	Flat White 	 	 	Runner-Up
Wyatt Pothos 	Milk Substitute	 	 	Quarterfinalists
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category:Coffee Cup
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Season 1

was the Breckenridge Jazz Hands' first season as a member of Internet League Blaseball, the Evil League, and the Chaotic Evil division. 
The Jazz Hands performed well in the season, coming out of the regular season as 1st in Chaotic Evil, 2nd in Evil League, and 3rd overall in the league. 
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands experienced no changes to their roster over the course of the season or postseason.
==Election Outcomes==
===Blessings===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands won no blessings during this election, nor were they affected by a blessing won by another team.
==Season Overview==
During Season 1, the Breckenridge Jazz Hands were 1st in Chaotic Evil, 2nd in Evil League, and 3rd overall with a 58-41 record. The Jazz Hands were knocked out of the postseason in the Division Series by the Philly Pies. 
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category: Season 1
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Season 10

In , the Breckenridge Jazz Hands would play under for the third time. They would not go on to the postseason. The Jazz Hands would gain an ace pitcher, Wyatt Pothos, after THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS fell back to the Immaterial Plane.
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands experienced no changes to their roster over the course of the season or postseason.
==Election Outcomes==
===Tidings===
*THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS
**The Shelled One's Pods have fallen back to the plane!
**Wyatt Pothos fell to the Jazz Hands.
===Blessings===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands won no blessings and were not affected by blessings won by other teams. 
==Season Overview==
During Season 10, the Breckenridge Jazz Hands were 4th in Wild High, 8th in Wild League, and 16th overall with a 41-58 record. The Jazz Hands entered Party Time on Day 90. The Jazz Hands received Wyatt Pothos after their fall back to the Immaterial Plane, with Pothos joining the rotation. 
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category: Season 10
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Season 11

would again see the Breckenridge Jazz Hands avoid the postseason. Due to , the Jazz Hands were guaranteed a blessing during the election. During the election, the Jazz Hands would be assigned the tarot card XVI The Tower. This season would also mark the final time the Jazz Hands would play under . 
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands experienced no changes to their roster over the course of the season or postseason.
==Election Outcomes==
===Blessings===
Due to , every team, including the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, received a blessing. Due to Total Fairness, vote percentages may be innacurate as teams were removed from the raffle upon winning a blessing.
*XVI blessed the Breckenridge Jazz Hands. 
**The Jazz Hands receive XVI The Tower.
**The Jazz Hands had 3% of the Votes and were the highest bidders. 241,646 votes were cast.
==Season Overview==
During Season 10, the Breckenridge Jazz Hands were 3rd in Wild High, 8th in Wild League, and 14th overall with a 46-52 record. The Jazz Hands entered Party Time on Day 88. Season 11 was the Jazz Hands' final season playing under the modification. The Jazz Hands received the Arcana XVI The Tower in the election, which would be displayed on the team's profile page going forward.
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category: Season 11
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Season 12

marked the beginning of the Expansion Era, and the Breckenridge Jazz Hands would use this new beginning to return to the postseason for the first time since . The Jazz Hands would be eliminated in the quarterfinals by the Hellmouth Sunbeams. During the season, Agan Harrison would Feedback to the Chicago Firefighters in exchange for Edric Tosser.
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
====Feedback Swaps====
Day	Jazz Hands Player	Replacement Player	Opposing Team
61 	Agan Harrison 	Edric Tosser 	Chicago Firefighters
==Election Outcomes==
Season 12 marks the addition of Wills, two being granted per team per season.
===Wills===
*Enrich
**The Jazz Hands enrich themselves with .
***
**Enrich - 19% of all Jazz Hands Will VotesThis Filing - 86% of Jazz Hands Enrich VotesFinal Odds - 16% chance of happening.
*Infuse
**The Jazz Hands vote to infuse Tamara Crankit.
**Tamara Crankit is Infused.
***Combined 
**Infuse - 37% of all Jazz Hands Will VotesThis Filing - 32% of Jazz Hands Infuse VotesFinal Odds - 12% chance of happening.
===Blessings===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands won no blessings and were unaffected by blessings won by other teams.
==Season Overview==
During Season 12, the Breckenridge Jazz Hands were 2nd in Wild High, 3rd in Wild League, and 5th overall with 57 wins and a 55-44 record. The Jazz Hands were defeated in the Division Series by the Hades Tigers. As a result of reaching the postseason, the Jazz Hands received Yams Rolsenthal as a Postseason Birth.
In the election, the Jazz Hands infused Tamara Crankit, greatly improving their stats in all categories. They would also enrich the team with for use in the next season.
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category: Season 12
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Season 13

In , the Breckenridge Jazz Hands would have an eventful season of Reverb, Blooddrain, and allergic reactions, which ultimately culminated in the incineration of Combs Estes. The Jazz Hands would also break ground on their stadium, Breckenridge Community Field, also known as just The Pocket. 
The incineration of Estes, along with the incineration of Sutton Bishop, would mark the second instance of both a Jazz Hands player and a Hellmouth Sunbeams player being incinerated in the same game. 
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Renovations===
*Ground Broken - 936,095 Coins Spent
**The Jazz Hands break ground on Breckenridge Community Field, selecting to build the Loge prefab.Another flag is planted!
===Roster Changes===
====Incinerations====
Day	Player 	Replaced by
98 	Combs Estes	Dervin Gorczyca
====Reverb Shuffles====
Day	Type	Affected Players
64 	Full	Tamara Crankit → Lineup
Conrad Vaughan → Rotation
Collins Melon → Lineup
Steph Weeks - Held in place by 
Elijah Valenzuela → Lineup
Baby Doyle → Lineup
Stephens Lightner → Lineup
Kathy Mathews → Rotation
Holden Stanton → Rotation
Combs Estes → Lineup
Lowe Forbes → Lineup
Walton Sports → Rotation
Edric Tosser → Rotation
Campos Arias → Lineup
Wyatt Pothos → Rotation
==Election Outcomes==
===Wills===
*Exchange
**The Jazz Hands targeted August Sky for an exchange, opting to send back Holden Stanton.
**The Steaks and Jazz Hands made a trade.
***
***
**Exchange - 50% of all Jazz Hands Will VotesThis Filing - 85% of Jazz Hands Exchange VotesFinal Odds - 43% chance of happening.
*Enrich
**The Jazz Hands enrich themselves with .
***
**Enrich - 2% of all Jazz Hands Will VotesThis Filing - 8% of Jazz Hands Enrich VotesFinal Odds - 0% chance of happening.
===Blessings===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands won no blessings and were unaffected by blessings won by other teams.
==Season Overview==
During Season 13, the Breckenridge Jazz Hands were 4th in Wild High, 9th in Wild League, and 17th overall with 43 wins and a 43-56 record. The Jazz Hands entered Party Time on Day 88. Season 13 also marks the second occasion of a double-incineration within the same Jazz Hands vs. Sunbeams game with the incienrations of Combs Estes and Sutton Bishop on Day 98. 
The Jazz Hands broke ground on Breckenridge Community Field, also known as "The Pocket", and selected the Loge prefab when establishing the stadium. The team also traded Holden Stanton for August Sky, making Sky a pitcher and Stanton a lineup player in the process. The Jazz Hands will play under next season.
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category: Season 13
Broken Ridge Jazz Hands/Beta/Season 14

would see the Breckenridge Jazz Hands avoid the postseason, instead going into Party Time on Day 91. The Jazz Hands would build the and in The Pocket, with the construction of the latter resulting in the localization of Wyatt Mason II onto the lineup. Mason II would later Echo into on Day 78.
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Renovations===
*Peanut Mister - 2,741,300 Coins Spent
**The Pocket builds a !
*PsychoAcoustics - 1,942,262 Coins Spent
**Jazz Hands tune The Pocket for .
*Wyatt Mason II was pulled through the Rift.
*Wyatt Mason II Localized into the Jazz Hands' lineup.
** Wyatt Mason II, Lineup 
===Roster Changes===
Due to the construction of in The Pocket, the Jazz Hands added Wyatt Mason II to the roster. Mason II Echoed into on Day 78. There were no other changes to the roster during the season or postseason.
==Election Outcomes==
===Wills===
*Foreshadow
**The Jazz Hands chose to bring Bauer Zimmerman forth from the shadows, via a foreshadow swap with Stephens Lightner.
**The Jazz Hands made a roster move.
***Bauer Zimmerman -> Lineup 
***Stephens Lightner -> Shadows 
**Stephens Lightner entered the Shadows.
***Combined 
**Foreshadow - 51% of all Jazz Hands Will VotesThis Filing - 99% of Jazz Hands Foreshadow VotesFinal Odds - 51% chance of happening.
*Infuse
**The Jazz Hands vote to infuse Collins Melon.
**Collins Melon is Infused.
***Combined 
**Infuse - 30% of all Jazz Hands Will VotesThis Filing - 56% of Jazz Hands Infuse VotesFinal Odds - 17% chance of happening.
===Blessings===
The Breckenridge Jazz Hands won no blessings and were unaffected by blessings won by other teams.
==Season Overview==
During Season 14, the Breckenridge Jazz Hands were 5th in Wild High, 11th in Wild League, and 19th overall with 43 wins and a 43-56 record. The Jazz Hands entered Party Time on Day 91.
The Jazz Hands briefly added Wyatt Mason II to the roster as a side effect of building , though Mason II would echo into not long after in a game against the Miami Dale, whose own Wyatt Mason V became Static as well. 
Category:Breckenridge Jazz Hands
Category: Season 14