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A sentient pile of fire hats wearing a trench coat that seems to have resided in the stadium since the fire house was created, the Bat Hat is a friendly helper that does its best to help the Firefighters. Always there to deliver a sharpened batting axe or pick up a foul blaseball, fans often fondly remember the mind bending break in reality that is associated with not quite fully seeing or understanding how the Bat Hat gets around. The only time the Bat Hat has ever been seen outside of the Fire House is rumored sightings conducting the L train to and from lowest Wacker. | A sentient pile of fire hats wearing a trench coat that seems to have resided in the stadium since the fire house was created, the Bat Hat is a friendly helper that does its best to help the Firefighters. Always there to deliver a sharpened batting axe or pick up a foul blaseball, fans often fondly remember the mind bending break in reality that is associated with not quite fully seeing or understanding how the Bat Hat gets around. The only time the Bat Hat has ever been seen outside of the Fire House is rumored sightings conducting the L train to and from lowest Wacker. | ||
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Revision as of 16:41, 24 August 2020
The Chicago Firefighters are a Blaseball team in the Lawful Good division of the Good League. They have been a part of Internet League Blaseball since Season 1.
Roster
Lineup
- Paula Mason
- Declan Suzanne
- Joshua Butt
- Isaac Johnson
- Edric Tosser
- Rivers Rosa
- Baby Urlacher
- Lou Roseheart
- Wesley Poole
Pitchers
Select Tlopps cards can be found here.
Former Players
Blessings and Trades
- Atlas Guerra (Traded to the Kansas City Breath Mints for Axel Trololol)
Incinerated
- Tyreek Olive (Incinerated 2:26, The Discipline Era)
Season Results
In Season 1, the Chicago Firefighters went 56-43 (.566) in the season, advancing to the postseason. The Firefighters won against the Dallas Steaks in round one. The second match-up saw them win against the Boston Flowers with a 3-1 score, advancing to the finals, where they were defeated by the Philly Pies with a score of 3-1.
In Season 2, the Chicago Firefighters went 60-39 (.606) in the season, advancing to the postseason. The Firefighters lost against the Boston Flowers in the first round with a score of 3-2.
COMMUNITY REPORTSThe remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.
Team Overview
For a more in-depth look at the team, see Chicago Firefighters/History.
After the Chicago firefighters arrived at the Great Chicago Blaseball Fire and put it out, they stuck around and formed the Firefighters team as it is known today. Since that day, the Chicago Firefighters have played their home games at The Fire House. Like all of us, they are from Chicago.
Player Numbers
Each player's number corresponds to the Chicago zip code they live in. Players all have their number tattooed on the knuckles of one hand and WAFC tattooed on the other hand.
Players who inherit a number are from the zip code corresponding to their inherited number. If they were not from that zip code, they are now.
Staff
The original Chicago Firefighters once had a manager and a coach. Legends claim that the original coach was even Chicago itself. Ever since the Great Chicago Blaseball Fire, the Firefighters have been a player-owned team, as all players are the coach and the manager.
The only other member of the coaching staff is the Third Base Coach. Each game, a lucky fan is chosen from the stadium and promoted to Third Base Coach, gaining the title Coach Casimir Pulaski Day. At the end of the game, the fan is subsequently demoted and their original name returned.
Bat Hat
A sentient pile of fire hats wearing a trench coat that seems to have resided in the stadium since the fire house was created, the Bat Hat is a friendly helper that does its best to help the Firefighters. Always there to deliver a sharpened batting axe or pick up a foul blaseball, fans often fondly remember the mind bending break in reality that is associated with not quite fully seeing or understanding how the Bat Hat gets around. The only time the Bat Hat has ever been seen outside of the Fire House is rumored sightings conducting the L train to and from lowest Wacker.
The Axeman
Mascots
Fan Culture
For information regarding the Firefigters' fan culture, see Chicago Firefighters/Fan_Culture.
Fan Art
For fan art and team branding, see Chicago Firefighters/Fan_Art.
Made by PhirephighterFil
Original logo
Logo by @wirspringen
| Players | Batters | |
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| Pitchers | ||
| Shadows | ||
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| Stats | Season | 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 |
| Ballpark | The Fire Safety Awareness Center | |
| Community Lore | ||
| Staff | The Firefighter · Betsy · Chicago Firefighters' Third Base Coach · The Axeman | |
| Places | Chicago · The Blean | |
| History | Chicago Firefighters' History · Great Chicago Blaseball Fire · Royal Crown Malort | |
| Fan Culture 📣 · Fan Works 💌 · Tlopps Cards 🃏 | ||
| We Are From Chicago | ||
