Leach Herman

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Leach Herman is a pitcher for the Dallas Steaks, and have been with the Steaks since Season 1. In Season 3, Leach Herman was one of the best pitchers in the league, with the lowest walks plus hits per inning pitched (WHIP).

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Due to the Decree Alternate Reality in Season 4, Herman was replaced with an alternate reality form of themselves.

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

Biography

Nature of Being

While only a single player in the lineup, Leach Herman is actually a Symbiote between a leech and a Herman. Herman is an average Longhorn demon who is being Ratatouille'd by a leech under his blaseball cap.

It is unclear by what mechanism the leech is able to control Herman's actions – or how an organism with only a few nerve cells is able to take coaching, read signals, or understand the rules of the game.

History of Symbiosis

Although initially distressed by the blood-sucking parasite stuck to his scalp somehow manipulating his demonic body to perform feats of athletic ability, Herman has since come to view the situation as mutually beneficial, their relationship blossoming into a borderline-unhealthy co-dependency. Leach Herman (aka known as "Leach and Her Man" to fans) was named blaseball's hottest couple 3 years in a row by Glossip magazine.

Their impressive WHIP in season 3 was considered a massive success and accomplishment for the acceptance of Symbiote pitchers in Blaseball.

Bizarro Herman

At the end of Season 4, Herman was replaced with a doppelgänger from an alternate reality. Fans and teammates refer to the newcomer as "Bizarro" Herman due to their aversion to blaseballs. Steaks parapsychologist Ham Sanders refuses to break doctor-patient confidentiality, but suggests "In many alternate dimensions, the leech's only natural predator is the blaseball."

Quotes

“Oh God, gross, it’s in my hair, oh God, pull it out, ugh... n-no. No! it's stuck. It's stuck! Oh God, why?!”

– Herman, upon first meeting leech


“My arms... wha- what's happening to my arms?”

– Herman, the first time leech made him throw a fastball.


"I can't imagine life without you. Please never leave."

– Herman, whenever things get too quiet.


“(squishing, sucking noises)

– leech, constantly