Difference between revisions of "Boston Flowers"

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The Boston Flowers are a Blaseball team in the Chaotic Good division of the Good League. They have been a part of the Blaseball League since Season 1.

Until the end of Season 2, The Flowers made their home at Flenway Plark. During the postseason of Season 2, The Flowers relocated to TD Garden, which had become overgrown with plant life and foliage due to the ice of the Hlockey rink melting. Some locals believe the move was due to the chemicals used to treat the turf at Flenway Plark, but this is largely conjecture. When asked the reasoning for the abrupt relocation, coach Beck Whitney was quoted as saying "Flenway wouldn't let us grow the grass tall"

Until XX33, the Boston Flowers shared their name with Boston's largest Glolf team; however, Isaac Rubberman used nir bat, the Weird Flex, to seal them beneath the earth.

Players

Batters

Pitchers

Former Players

Hurley Pacheco (incinerated)

Fanbase

Unlike most Boston fanbases, The Flowers fandom (known to call themselves "The Garden") collectively decided to not uphold the tradition of being awful to their rivals, instead opting to thank them for "watering the garden" and allowing The Flowers to grow from the experience.

Season Results

To be added.

Fan Art

Lyrics by Fnorfensuld, music by Shinichi Shimomura and Tomomi Minami. Lyric is "FLOWER POWER". Repeat until eclipse ends.

The official theme song of the Boston Flowers.

Logo by Cobaltcakes.

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 {{Team|division=Chaotic Good|team_slogan=Bloom Goes The Dynamite!|rival=Charleston Shoe Thieves
-New York Millennials|home_town=Boston|social_media=@BOS_Flowers|image1=bostonflowers.png|captain=[[Beck Whitney]]}}The Boston Flowers are a [[Blaseball, The Internet Blaseball League Wiki|Blaseball]] team in the Chaotic Good division of the [[Good League]]. They have been a part of the Blaseball League since [[Season 1]]. The Flowers make their home at Flenway Plark. Some locals believe this is due to the chemicals used to treat the turf at Flenway Plark, but this is largely conjecture. Unlike most Boston fanbases, The Flowers fandom collectively decided to not uphold the tradition of being awful to their rivals, instead opting to thank them for "watering the garden" and allowing The Flowers to grow from the experience.
+New York Millennials|home_town=Boston|social_media=@BOS_Flowers|image1=bostonflowers.png|captain=[[Beck Whitney]]}}The Boston Flowers are a [[Blaseball, The Internet Blaseball League Wiki|Blaseball]] team in the Chaotic Good division of the [[Good League]]. They have been a part of the Blaseball League since [[Season 1]].
+Until the end of [[Season 2]], The Flowers made their home at Flenway Plark. During the postseason of Season 2, The Flowers relocated to TD Garden, which had become overgrown with plant life and foliage due to the ice of the [[Hlockey]] rink melting. Some locals believe the move was due to the chemicals used to treat the turf at Flenway Plark, but this is largely conjecture. When asked the reasoning for the abrupt relocation, coach Beck Whitney was quoted as saying "Flenway wouldn't let us grow the grass tall"
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+Until XX33, the Boston Flowers shared their name with Boston's largest [[Glolf]] team; however, Isaac Rubberman used nir bat, the Weird Flex, to seal them beneath the earth.
-Until XX33, the Boston Flowers shared their name with Boston's largest [[Glolf]] team; however, Isaac Rubberman used nir bat, the Weird Flex, to seal them beneath the earth.
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 * [[Hurley Pacheco]] (incinerated)
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+== Fanbase ==
+Unlike most Boston fanbases, The Flowers fandom (known to call themselves "The Garden") collectively decided to not uphold the tradition of being awful to their rivals, instead opting to thank them for "watering the garden" and allowing The Flowers to grow from the experience.
 <br />
 == Season Results ==
 To be added.
+<br />
 == Fan Art ==
 [[File:Flowerpower.png|alt=Lyrics by Fnorfensuld, music by Shinichi Shimomura and Tomomi Minami. Lyric is "FLOWER POWER". Repeat until eclipse ends.|thumb|The official theme song of the Boston Flowers.]]