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| − | {{Player|team=[[Houston Spies]]|status=Presumed alive|image1=File:Denzel_scott.jpg}}Denzel Scott | + | {{Player|team=[[Houston Spies]]|status=Presumed alive|image1=File:Denzel_scott.jpg}}Denzel Scott has become internationally recognised for being the most frequently overlooked player in the [[Houston Spies]], if not the entire league. Denzel's reputation for lacking a reputation began at a young age, as they were notorious for being forgotten with an alarming frequency<ref>Scott, Denzel. ''Pay Attention but Do Not Pay Attention to Me'', Unsuspicious Houston Publishing Co., 2020, 38 p., ISBN 2-1-14-7-2-1-14-7</ref>. Capitalising on this local fame, Denzel joined the Houston Spies to demonstrate their other great talent - blaseball pitching. This also granted them the opportunity to demonstrate their incredible forgettability on a national stage. Over the course of their career, Denzel has managed to become one of the splort's most recognisable stars by being its least recognisable star, recognised everywhere they go. |
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Revision as of 16:41, 1 August 2020
Denzel Scott has become internationally recognised for being the most frequently overlooked player in the Houston Spies, if not the entire league. Denzel's reputation for lacking a reputation began at a young age, as they were notorious for being forgotten with an alarming frequency[1]. Capitalising on this local fame, Denzel joined the Houston Spies to demonstrate their other great talent - blaseball pitching. This also granted them the opportunity to demonstrate their incredible forgettability on a national stage. Over the course of their career, Denzel has managed to become one of the splort's most recognisable stars by being its least recognisable star, recognised everywhere they go.
- ↑ Scott, Denzel. Pay Attention but Do Not Pay Attention to Me, Unsuspicious Houston Publishing Co., 2020, 38 p., ISBN 2-1-14-7-2-1-14-7
