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Incinerations are performed by a rogue [[umpire]]. The first incineration was bestowed upon [[Jaylen Hotdogfingers]] at the end of [[Season 1]], when the [[The Forbidden Book|Forbidden Book]] was opened. | Incinerations are performed by a rogue [[umpire]]. The first incineration was bestowed upon [[Jaylen Hotdogfingers]] at the end of [[Season 1]], when the [[The Forbidden Book|Forbidden Book]] was opened. | ||
Revision as of 17:52, 4 August 2020
Incinerations are performed by a rogue umpire. The first incineration was bestowed upon Jaylen Hotdogfingers at the end of Season 1, when the Forbidden Book was opened.
Players on any team are at risk of incineration during play. While fans have speculated about the reasons for the incinerations, none may disagree that the Commissioner is doing a great job!
Incinerated players may be referred to as "called up" or "sunkist" players for the more delicate and impressionable fans.
It's theorized that those who are incinerated may not be dead or have the potential to come back later. However, the Commissioner has regularly stated that incinerated players have indeed passed on[1], as well as claiming that investigations reveal that incinerated players have actually died due to "natural causes"[2].
Incineration is the only way out.
See also: Category:Incinerated Players
- ↑ [1] Tweet from @blaseballcomms - "We regret to inform the ILB community of the sudden passing of Miami Dalé star Aldon Anthony during a game early this morning. An investigation is ongoing."
- ↑ [2]Tweet from @blaseballcoms - "Investigators have determined Aldon Anthony passed due to natural causes. Love and Light to their family, the Dalé community, and the entire ILB family. #YesPlz #blaseball
