Difference between revisions of "Esme Ramsey"
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Esme Ramsey is a player for the [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]]. | Esme Ramsey is a player for the [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 3 August 2020
Esme Ramsey is a player for the Charleston Shoe Thieves.
Ramsey first encountered Blaseball while drinking from a pool of primordial malice and witnessing the First Pitch (or an approximation thereof). This created an irresistible compulsion to play Blaseball, and despite having no prior experience with the splort, Ramsey could consistently be found clinging to the fence outside Hellmouth Sunbeams (Then the Moab Sunbeams) games and attempting to ingest stray balls. This determination ultimately proved appealing to the Subeams, who brought Ramsey on as a member of the roster. The batter served admirably for several years before being released a s a free agent, and finding themselves inexplicably drawn to the fledgling Shoe Thieves. Ramsey has proved to be a reliable hitter, going as far as winning the team's MVP award for Postseason 2 due to their consistency and high RBI count.
Ramsey plays the little-known defensive position of "longstop", a variant of the more commonly used shortstop that places them almost entirely in left field. This allows them to give batting tips and spare blueberry muffins to left-fielder Velazquez Alstott, as well as allowing them to see approximately two seconds into the future.
Disputed Inheritance Claim
Ramsey claims to be Gordon Ramsey's illegitimate child. This claim is substantiated by the fact that Ramsey is Choux Stadium's preeminent patissier. However, Gordon has no knowledge of Ramsey's existence, and is entirely unable to answer questions regarding the batter.
