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Revision as of 17:57, 8 August 2020
Beasley Day takes the form of a dog and is roughly four years old. They've been the catcher for the Philly Pies ever since it was decided that there ain't no rule a dog can't play Blaseball. He is shaped as a friend and someone you can rely on. Despite his youth, he has been described as a good boi, and has been critical to the Pies' victories at several points in Blaseball history. All Blaseball fans agree on one thing, "If you don't love Beasley Day, are you really a fan of Blaseball?"
On Pies game days, Beasley is often seen chasing the Philadelphia Philling under the grandstands of Tastykake Stadium.
