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{{Player|team=[[Boston Flowers]]|status=Incinerated|pronouns=ne/nem, he/him|species=Construct|rating=★★★|image1=File:Isaac_Rubberman_Final.png|walk up music=The Body - To Carry The Seeds Of Death Within Me|twitter_account=https://twitter.com/RubberHits}}
 
{{Player|team=[[Boston Flowers]]|status=Incinerated|pronouns=ne/nem, he/him|species=Construct|rating=★★★|image1=File:Isaac_Rubberman_Final.png|walk up music=The Body - To Carry The Seeds Of Death Within Me|twitter_account=https://twitter.com/RubberHits}}
'''Isaac Rubberman''' was a lineup player for the [[Boston Flowers]] from [[Season_1|Season One]] to [[Season_3|Season Three]]. Rubberman was [[Incineration|incinerated]] in the Flowers' Season 3, Day 82 match against the [[Dallas Steaks]]. Ne was immediately replaced by [[Vito Kravitz]].
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'''Isaac Rubberman''' was a lineup player for the [[Boston Flowers]] from [[Season 1]] to [[Season 3]]. Rubberman was [[Incineration|incinerated]] in the Flowers' Season 3, Day 82 match against the [[Dallas Steaks]]. Ne was immediately replaced by [[Vito Kravitz]].
  
 
== Official League Records ==
 
== Official League Records ==

Revision as of 01:27, 11 August 2020

Isaac Rubberman was a lineup player for the Boston Flowers from Season 1 to Season 3. Rubberman was incinerated in the Flowers' Season 3, Day 82 match against the Dallas Steaks. Ne was immediately replaced by Vito Kravitz.

Official League Records

Rubberman has no notable events in the official record books.

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The remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.

History

Ne was forged in the Dlow Chemical Rendering Facility in Midland MI, two days before the massive toxic spill that leveled the stadium of the Lansing Loons, and took with it most of their players.

Rubberman wielded a legendarily okay bat, the Weird Flex. It appeared to be a large version of one of those doorstops that went "BWBWBWBWB".