Baltimore Crabs/Season 1

🦀 Baltimore Crabs
Season 1
Dates	July 20, 2020 - July 26, 2020
← Previous	N/A
Next →	Season 2
Results
Overall Record	38-61
Partytime	Day 86
Divine Favor	11
Division	5th in Evil Lawful
League	10th in Evil League
ILB Placement	19th overall
Roster Changes
Date Change Cause 01 EL - Winnie Hess + PolkaDot Patterson 🍬 Blessing (🦀) Steal Best Hitter
Blessings
Team Boost   Overall +6% Max Out Pitcher   PolkaDot Patterson Pitching +Max Steal Best Pitcher   🦀 - Winnie Hess + PolkaDot Patterson   🍬 - PolkaDot Patterson + Winnie Hess

In Season 1 the Baltimore Crabs had their first season as a member of Internet League Blaseball, the Evil League, and the Chaotic Evil division. They finished last in the Evil League, and second last in the ILB, and won two blessings in their first Election.

Roster

The original "Flat Crabs" of Season 1.

The starting roster of Season 1.

Lineup	Rotation
Pedro Davids Valentine Games Parker Parra Kennedy Loser Combs Duende Sutton Dreamy Forrest Best Joshua Watson Nora Perez	Brock Forbes Winnie Hess Montgomery Bullock Adalberto Tosser Tillman Henderson
Shadows
Axel Campbell Pierre Haley Rosa Holloway Miguel Peterson Robbins Schmitt Alexandria Hess Joyner Rugrat Javier Howe Elijah Glover Thomas Marsh Matheo Tanaka

Roster Changes

The Baltimore Crabs experienced no changes to their roster over the course of the season or postseason.

Election Outcomes

The Baltimore Crabs won two blessings:

• Team Boost blessed the Baltimore Crabs
  
  • Their overall stats were improved 6%.
• Steal Best Pitcher blessed the Baltimore Crabs
  
  • The Baltimore Crabs stole the best pitcher in the league, PolkaDot Patterson, from the Kansas City Breath Mints. They sent back Winnie Hess.

Season Overview

The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
Despite all their posturing and being just off the tail of killing their own god, the Crabs begin their journey as the least successful team in the Evil League, and the second least successful overall (falling just short of perennial loss champions the LA Tacos). Lead by their captain Combs Duende they quickly fell out of contention for any sort of post-season showing. Not to be deterred, the team was quick to make some improvements.