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Secret Base

Secret Base is a Ballpark Renovation that allows players on Second Base to hide between innings. 
==Effect==
Secret Base has three known effects:
When a player is on Second Base they have a chance of entering the Secret Base, and leaving the field. They may then return at any point during the game. Notably they do not leave the team's roster, so they can return to bat even if they are in the Secret Base and can emerge from the base even if they are already on the field. This has lead to a number of examples of players batting themselves in using the Secret Base.
If a player with the Observed Modification enters a Secret Base they become Redacted. The following players have been redacted via a Secret Base:
Player 	Redacted Date
Kurt Crueller 	Season 15 Day 78
Oscar Dollie 	Season 16 Day 97
Dimi Blather 	Season 24 Day 16
Zephyr McCloud	Season 24 Day 32
Players that are Redacted have a chance of exiting the Secret Base as Attractors. If they are batted in before the end of the inning, they join the team's roster. If not, vanish until they are seen again exiting another Secret Base. The following attractors have emerged from a Secret Base: 
Player 	Attraction Date 	Team Attracted
Brisket Friendo 	Season 16 Day 1 	Crabs
Nagomi Mcdaniel 	Season 16 Day 27 	Dale
Chorby Short 	Season 16 Day 37 	Millennials
Liquid Friend 	Season 16 Day 48 	Jazz Hands
Forrest Best 	Season 16 Day 50 	Steaks
Wyatt Glover 	Season 16 Day 81 	Wild Wings
Oscar Dollie 	Season 17 Day 13 	Shoe Thieves
Lance Serotonin 	Season 17 Day 27 	Firefighters
Ren Hunter 	Season 17 Day 55 	Shoe Thieves
Tad Seeth 	Season 17 Day 64 	Worms
Tiana Wheeler 	Season 17 Day 92 	Breath Mints
Peanut Holloway 	Season 17 Day 94 	Pies
Alyssa Harrell 	Season 17 Day 109	Fridays
Alx Keming 	Season 18 Day 1 	Firefighters
Kurt Crueller 	Season 18 Day 14 	Lovers
Agan Espinoza 	Season 24 Day 13 	Firefighters
Frankie Incarnate	Season 24 Day 37 	Lift
Zephyr McCloud 	Season 24 Day 40 	Dale
==History==
Secret Base was first seen in the as an available Ballpark Renovation.
===Ballpark Additions===
The Secret Base was unlocked:
*In the Season 15 Latesiesta by the Lift, Tigers, Georgias, Tacos, Dale, Flowers, Spies, Worms, Lovers, Pies, Mechanics, Shoe Thieves, Magic, and the Crabs
Category:Ballpark Modifications
Secret shhhhhh

Please state your name, followed by the phrase "Buddy is a very good boy." 
Analyzing...
Welcome back to the Society Pursuing Interesting Things, agent. This is your reminder that the following is strictly confidential, and can never be shown to anyone who is not involved with the containment of SPIT-3020. 
== Containment Procedures ==
SPIT-3020 is to be kept unaware of their true nature, and all measures possible must be taken to preserve this information. Proven methods of suppressing SPIT-3020's primary anomalous trait is to feed a mixture primarily consisting of corn and caffeine (as they have been proven to nullify their true form), convincing the subject that they are a standard Canis Familiaris, and rapid and changing entertainment (most effectively the online video game Flortnite, specifically the competitive "Blattle Royale" mode). Corn, and corn adjacent byproducts, have been proven to reduce anomalous properties through both consumption, and regular application to the mantle.
== Description ==
SPIT-3020 appears to be a standard Enoploteuthis Squid with several key deviations, which include longer arms and tentacles, and the ability to form them into 4 working appendages that are used as the primary form of movement. When unobserved by people deemed emotionally significant by the subject, the subject gains many features that have been generally used in the cosmic horror genre to depict an enlightened or transcended being, such as growing several hundred eyes, growing in size by up to ten-thousand percent (recorded), and gaining several psychokinetic abilities, including the ability to fly, and lift objects much heavier than standard observation concludes musculature is capable of. Current hypothesis suggest that SPIT-3020 is either the source, or descended from the source, of these tropes.
Due to the unique activation of the subject's anomalous traits, subject was placed into a constructed life with an unaware civilian who tested highly positive in all empathy tests available to the Society. This conclusion was reached by the Board due to several key incidents where Society Agents mistakenly broke façade and led to several breaches of SPIT-[REDACTED] and SPIT-[REDACTED]. As of today, the civilian is observed in everyday life by a security team, several members of which are implanted within the on-site security of [REDACTED] Arena, where the civilian is a professional [REDACTED]. It is of the utmost importance that SPIT-3020 never reach full potential, as current studies have been inconclusive as to the upper-limit of this entities abilities.
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Seren Moss

is a pitcher for the Seattle Garages, and has been with the team since Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Moss joined the ILB as a lineup player in the Shadows for the LA Unlimited Tacos as the Tacos' Playoff Birth.
Moss ended the Expansion Era with 2.6 in Batting, 2.5 in Pitching, 1.6 in Baserunning, and 2.4 in Defense. Moss had the Scattered modification.
During the December 30th, 2022 Fall Ball, Moss fell to the Seattle Garages. On Season 1, Day 1 of the Return(s), 
Moss became a pitcher for the Garages.
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Category:Pitchers
Category:Playoff Births
Serge Shortvat

is a player for the Miami Dale and has been with the team since Fall Ball. Shortvat has played for the Seattle Garages.
==Official League Records==
Shortvat joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Miami Dale as the Dale's Underbracket Playoff Birth.
Shortvat was traded to the Seattle Garages' Shadows with no replacement during the via the blessing.
During the December 16, 2022 Fall Ball, Shortvat fell to the Miami Dale.
During the Season 1 elections, Shortvat became an Alternate as a result of the Dale winning the NEW Randomize Players blessing.
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Category:Playoff Births
Seth Bitters

was a rotation player for the Tokyo Lift, and competed in Gamma 4.
== Official League Record ==
Bitters was first seen as a rotation player for the Tokyo Lift after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 4.
==Biography==
Seth Bitters is an idol performer and former actuary from Lincolnshire, England.
To celebrate his retirement after forty years at the same office desk, Bitters and his wife Margaret booked a two-week cruise of the Asian Pacific. When their ship docked in Yokohama for day excursions the couple became separated from their tour group; lost in Akihabara they were caught up in a noisy pre-season fanmeet for the Tokyo Lift's pitching idols. Bitters is unfailingly polite and would hate for anyone to think they'd inconvenienced him, so did his best to go with the flow.
The Bitters spent so long entangled in the throng that they missed the cruise ship's departure. Lift player Art Dembélé persuaded the couple to accept a room in the Legscraper until they could connect with the cruise at its next port of call. By this time social media was awash with fancams featuring a baffled English tourist wearing cat ears and an awkward smile.
"This wasn't in the brochure, Margaret" -- Seth Bitters
A hastily-convened publicity stunt saw him pitch to a selection of Lift hitters at preseason training. Bitters had never watched a game of Blaseball but did play clricket for his junior school’s third XI. Fifty years later his wayward attempts at off-breaks, inswingers and yorkers were unlike anything the team had faced before and prompted animated discussion among coaching staff. The Lift offered Bitters a short-term development contract that he felt it would be rude to turn down and a two-album idol deal that he does not fully understand. 
Tokyo Lift pitchers are expected to maintain a dual career as Blaseball player and pop star. Bitters' eleventh-hour addition to the team sent stylists and choregraphers scrambling to adjust schoolgirl costumes and tightly-synchronised dance routines to accommodate a 65-year-old man with a double hip replacement. His only previous stage experience had been in the chorus during a student production of The Pirates of Penzance, and his signature song is a frenetic, heavily-autotuned hyperpop deconstruction of With Cat-Like Tread, Upon Our Prey We Steal after which he usually needs a bit of a sit down.
During his rookie season Bitters returned a team-best ERA, shifted 199,600 downloads of Cat-Like Tread and featured in a gruelling twenty-three-inning duel with the LA Infinite Tacos' Oliver Soto, ultimately losing by the only run of the game. During postseason he was said to be "mulling" a contract extension.
Outside of Blaseball, Bitters is the oblivious star of a TlikTok series called Tea Reviews. These shaky five-second clips were secretly filmed by his twelve-year-old granddaughter, amused by his habit of announcing "ahhh, nice cup of tea" whenever served a cup of tea. The ahhh, nice cup of tea Ten Hour Supercut was recently removed from YlouTube after it appeared in a leaked dossier of CIA brainwashing techniques. 
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Seventh Inning Stretch

The Seventh Inning Stretch is a space-time anomaly that occurs at Yellowstone National Park on very rare occasions (and only in-between the top and bottom of the 7th inning of Yellowstone Magic home games).
Although the effect of the event is intense for anyone within the vicinity of the ballpark, it gives off no visual evidence that anything odd is happening. This renders it impossible to observe from outside. Additional problems in defining the Stretch come from the fact that the two near-universal answers from those who have experienced a Stretch, when asked to comment on it, are, “Painful. Very, very painful.” And “I'd rather not speak of it.”
The most publicly available analysis of exactly what the Stretch is comes from an anonymous complaint filed with Yellowstone Guest Services on a day that a Stretch was rumored to have occurred during a game. An excerpt of the complaint was leaked, reading:
“...I was accustomed to some kind of celebratory event occurring between the top and bottom of the 7th inning, like the crowd being led in song. I was not at all prepared for my soul and physical form's atoms to be stretched out across infinity for a millisecond turned into an infinitely incomprehensible span of time. It was very uncomfortable. Also, the beers at the concession stands are very overpriced.”
Both the Wizard’s Council and National Park Service have declined to make an official statement on the happenings, which leaves plenty of room for speculation. It is not uncommon for the infamous Seventh Inning Stretch to be brushed off as a boogeyman rumor spread by anti-Magic types looking to drive down ticket sales. However, most longtime Magic fans will admit that it happens once in a while, and it is entirely the fault of King Weatherman (although they will decline to explain the connection).
Sevgi Gore

is a player in the Shadows for the Houston Spies, and has been with the team since The Return(s) of Blaseball.
==Official League Records==
Gore joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Houston Spies as a part of The Return(s) of Blaseball.
On Season 2, Day 35, a Knight Umpire swore at Gore, during Solar Eclipse (Silver) Weather, giving them the Knighted modification and sending them to the Shadows in exchange for Scratch Deleuze.
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Category:Shadows
Category:Players with the Knighted Modification
Shadow Revoke

(formerly known as Revoke) was a Will introduced in the Expansion Era which allowed Fans to remove players from their Team's roster without replacement.
Between and , this Will was known as Revoke, and can only target active players.
This Will was removed between and before returning as Shadow Revoke, now only able to target Shadowed players.
==Mechanics==
To vote for Shadow Revoke, Fans are prompted to choose a player on their Team to Revoke.
Revoked players gain the Roamin' modification, and gain further modifications upon additional Revokes.
Revoke 	Modification
First Revoke 	
Second Revoke	
Third Revoke 	
==Election Results==
===Season 12===
Filing Team 	Revoked Player	New Team 	Final Odds
Kansas City Breath Mints	Pudge Nakamoto	Charleston Shoe Thieves	24%
===Season 13===
Filing Team 	Revoked Player 	New Team 	Final Odds
Chicago Firefighters 	Mags Banananana 	New York Millennials 	5%
Baltimore Crabs 	Evelton McBlase II	Core Mechanics 	43%
New York Millennials 	Alejandro Leaf 	Tokyo Lift 	37%
Core Mechanics 	Jasper Blather 	Mexico City Wild Wings	0%
Kansas City Breath Mints	Stew Briggs 	Houston Spies 	34%
===Season 14===
Filing Team 	Revoked Player 	New Team 	Final Odds
Canada Moist Talkers	Bright Zimmerman	Charleston Shoe Thieves	38%
Miami Dale 	Beck Whitney 	Hawai'i Fridays 	3%
===Season 18===
Filing Team 	Revoked Player	New Team 	Final Odds
Ohio Worms 	Tad Seeth 	Miami Dale 	36%
San Francisco Lovers	NaN 	Boston Flowers	10%
Chicago Firefighters	Agan Harrison 	Core Mechanics	0%
===Season 19===
Filing Team 	Revoked Player 	New Team 	Final Odds
Charleston Shoe Thieves	Bright Zimmerman	Kansas City Breath Mints	15%
===Season 20===
This Will was not executed in Season 20.
===Season 21===
Filing Team 	Revoked Player	New Team 	Final Odds
LA Unlimited Tacos	NaN 	Kansas City Breath Mints	4%
Miami Dale 	Tad Seeth 	Philly Pies 	43%
===Season 22===
Filing Team	Revoked Player 	New Team 	Final Odds
Tokyo Lift 	Mags Banananana	Canada Moist Talkers	0%
Category: Wills
Category: Expansion Era
Shadowed Grove

The Shadowed Grove is one of The Recordkeeper’s Groves. It can be found in a far corner of the park, away from all marked trails. 
Each note was etched into a tree by a different hand, giving some speculation as to whether or not the notes were left by the Recordkeeper or another entity altogether. They detail a mysterious place known as the "Shadows," although many of the accounts are confusingly contradictory and bafflingly strange.
When questioned about this strange occurrence, Park Rangers merely responded they "had no idea what that means" and they had "never even heard of Shadows- is that a new concession?" Merlinmeyer similarly claims to have "never seen these notes in his life" despite having several copies of them in plain sight on his desk. It seems he may have a connection to these "Shadows," though what that connection is remains a mystery. 
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Category:Community-Made Places
Shadowed Grove/IF-32.92

==The Old Place==
In an obscure corner of the park, there is a run-down Ranger Station. Follow the fading road and you’ll come upon a small shack, it's weather worn walls leaning drunkenly to one side, pushing the roof into an odd angle. The windowpanes are long broken and the door hangs from its hinges, clinging to its place on the wall.  Inside you can find remains of the rangers. Old coffee cups, notepads, and maps taped to the walls. There are scorch marks on the floor, the air smells of mildew. 
The park is reclaiming this place, changing it into something else. Nature is crawling and creeping into the station. Grass pokes up between the floorboards, something is living in the cabinet under the sink. If you hold still for long enough (hold your breath for one second, one minute, one hour) you can hear something scuttling around the cabin, claws catching on the roughened aged wood, but you can never turn fast enough to see the source of the noise. 
There is a radio in the corner of the station sitting on a small table. It was once a place of honor. Someone has pinned a copy of morse code above the receiver. The battery should be long dead, but sometimes it flickers on and an unearthly light shines from the screen of the small metal box. The soothing white noise of static fills the small cabin, cutting through the silence. Sometimes, if you’re here at the right moment, you can hear someone speaking on the other end of the radio. A tiny voice that never seems to come into focus.
Shadowed Grove/IF-48.84

==Shadows all the way down==
This particular tree seems to branch off in two very distinct directions, as though it was deeply cut by an axe in a steady blow. The notes carved on it are arranged in two, clearly defined pyramids meeting at their tip, like an hourglass full of words. The words on the bottom pyramid seem to be written upside-down, with masterful precision. With closer inspection, one would see that some parts of the bark have been totally scraped, by what looks like big sharp claws, leaving parts of the text unreadable.The Shadows seem to exist in some sort of astral magical plane, even I am not fully able to understand. It is very similar to ours, just mirrored. Each normal event seems to be somehow bound to a Shadow event. It is thus speculated that everything that happens above, also happens below. Everything is simultaneous.
The only proven influence of Shadows in our realm is exactly that : shadows. Upon the discovery of the Shadow plane, researchers quickly rejected their ridiculous "places where the light can't reach because something is blocking it" theory and settled into this more down-to-earth, saner explanation. Some even wonder if we, ourselves, aren't Shadows for another . Shadows all the way down.
Sometimes, interferences happen. This is when someone gets a glimpse of a Shadow's presence, often in the reflection in a mirror, or in a body of water, instead of seeing their own image. It is speculated that they actually see is the Shadow counterpart to their presence, who happened to be standing in that exact same place, witnessing that exact same event. may be possible passages to .
The existence of this realm has quickly come to the attention of the different coaches and overseers of Yellowstone Magic, past, present and future, which by somehow managed to communicate with the Shadows, and after an awful lot of paperwork, get a Contract signed with the down there. The Contract states that, in the case of a Yellowstone Magic player being and unable to play, or being chosen by to be Foreshadowed, a Shadow must immediately Step Up and Emerge to replace said player. , one of the few witnesses that have survived the sight of an Emerging Shadow, states that "after the chant the Foreshadowed player just collapsed into their shadow and sunk" and that "their shadow, in turn, simply stood up, brushed the dust off its jersey and materialized itself, bat in hand, ready to pitch"
Further research is needed.A little note is engraved under one of the roots, had one cared to inspect, words spilling from the perfect hourglass, untouched by the fierce claws :If the "Shadows all the way down" theory proves true, that would mean the Contract is simultaneous in all realities, and thus it is, in fact, the fabled Infinite Paperwork foretold by the ancient archivists. I dare not think about that possibility, as infinite paperwork doesn't seem to be a possibility one would normally seek.
Shadowed Grove/IF-50.22

==Darkness Within the Park==
The Darkness Within the Park is most visible when the sun is low in the sky or hidden by clouds. When the Darkness within the Park appears, its presence is only gradually noticeable. A casual park goer will look at a tree, or a rock, or a picturesque brook and suddenly realize that the shadows are quite wrong. They’re bigger than they should be. But of course, how do you know exactly how long a shadow should be? Doubt is introduced to the mind of the park goer, and  they typically move on, perhaps walking more quickly than they might have otherwise. 
Should the park goer stay rooted to the spot, they would see that the Darkness Within the Park grows. The shadows, indeed longer than they should have been, will lengthen and become deeper, taking on a depth of texture that is perhaps a little more than it should be. 
Any tourist foolish enough to stand their ground would find the shadows meeting and merging around them, taking on a weight and a presence beyond mere light and shadow. It would become apparent that there are things inside the Darkness Within the Park, stretching, moving, waiting to emerge.
Shadowed Grove/IF-79.44

==Water Within The Park==
====A Young, Ram-Straight Engelmann Spruce====
The words spiral upward about the tree from its base, carved ever-smaller in a spindly hand that has a tendency to get lost in the shingle-like, lichen crusted peels of its greying bark. In the rain, the etchings ooze thin yellow sap, as if carved afresh. They shadows, castaway, drift in the tears of the land. The glaciers bleed and they walk among ye, unbeknownst, between fen and thumb and skies below. Let the depths play bed, the arrowgrass pillow as they sleep undisturbed by bear or whitefish or bat. Let their clothes, be they clothed, be unsullied by their home, eyes unclouded, breath easy, skin unburned, have they such anatomies. 
When our name is called we shall answer, flanked in steam, from prismatic and dewdrop. The Sun will burn away our cloak of midnight, and we will walk on dry soil. Fear not the call, for you will breathe it. The chorus of night will be welcome among us, though she travels under different suns than we. Let that radiant barrier fall away.
I have already seen it. We believe this inscription, like others in the grove, refers to one possible reality for the "Shadow Roster" of the park's Blaseball team, the Yellowstone Magic. This may correspond with , but it is impossible to say without investigations much further into . It may also be relevant to the "Shadowed Behavior" of fan favorite players Washer Barajas and Wyatt Glover while in the shadows, as well as some conflicting accounts describing recent addition to the roster Tiana Wheeler. 
After consultation with divination experts, our best approximation of this inscription's function is as a ward designed to protect blaseball players in the team's Shadows from perception as long as they are at least partially submerged within the park. Its effect seems greatly diminished among players who have recently entered the shadows; in particular, Wyatt Glover was easily observed interacting with Spell Scouts in spite of being knuckle-deep in the Grand Prismatic Spring at the time.
Shallan Streitmater

was a lineup player for the Tokyo Lift, and had been with the team since Gamma 2 Season 1, Day 99. Streitmater had previously played for the Core Mechanics.
== Official League Record ==
Streitmater was first seen as a lineup player for the Core Mechanics after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2. 
On Gamma 2 Season 1, Day 99, Streitmater was exchanged to the Tokyo Lift due to Feedback. Streitmater was replaced by Caim Chamberlain.
During the Gamma 2 Season 1 elections, Streitmater's hitting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a hitting stat increase. 
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Category: Core Mechanics Short Circuits Players