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| − | {{Player|team=[[Los Angeles Tacos]]|status=Intact, Alive|rating=★★½}} | + | {{Player|team=[[Los Angeles Tacos]]|status=Intact, Alive|rating=★★½}}'''Mcdowell Sasquatch''' is a batter for the [[Los Angeles Tacos]] and has been with the team since [[Season 1]]. |
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| − | Upon being duped into joining the Tacos by signing up for a community kickball league, | + | |
| + | == Official League Records == | ||
| + | Sasquatch currently has no notable events in the official recordbooks. | ||
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| + | {{Community Lore}} | ||
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| + | == History == | ||
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| + | === Background === | ||
| + | Sasquatch worked as a shelf stocker at the Van Nuys, CA [[Ralphios]]. Noted by managers for his prodigious size and speed stocking shelves. Despite this he was known as a bit of a slacker, always seeming to disappear around corners or go on break at just the moment when he was needed. Additionally, entire pallets of Baja Blast would frequently go missing from the store, though management was unable to connect their disappearance to him despite suspicion. | ||
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| + | === League Career === | ||
| + | Upon being duped into joining the Tacos by signing up for a community kickball league, Sasquatch excelled at the new sport and was named team captain. Despite his skills, he has struggled with confidence, often incapable of prolonging late-game rallies for the Tacos. At manager [[Al Pastor]]‘s suggestion, Sasquatch has begun seeing a sports psychologist, saying he wanted to learn to “believe in Sasquatch.” | ||
He has also pioneered recovery techniques to deal with the grueling blaseball season. Between games he recovers in a suspended animation tank filled with Baja Blast. Despite many attempts to recruit his teammates, none of the Tacos have taken him up on the offer of trying this novel technique. | He has also pioneered recovery techniques to deal with the grueling blaseball season. Between games he recovers in a suspended animation tank filled with Baja Blast. Despite many attempts to recruit his teammates, none of the Tacos have taken him up on the offer of trying this novel technique. | ||
| − | At this time | + | At this time Sasquatch has not commented on any relation to [[Francisca Sasquatch]] from the [[Miami Dalé]]. |
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Revision as of 07:12, 9 August 2020
Mcdowell Sasquatch is a batter for the Los Angeles Tacos and has been with the team since Season 1.
Official League Records
Sasquatch currently has no notable events in the official recordbooks.
COMMUNITY REPORTSThe remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.
History
Background
Sasquatch worked as a shelf stocker at the Van Nuys, CA Ralphios. Noted by managers for his prodigious size and speed stocking shelves. Despite this he was known as a bit of a slacker, always seeming to disappear around corners or go on break at just the moment when he was needed. Additionally, entire pallets of Baja Blast would frequently go missing from the store, though management was unable to connect their disappearance to him despite suspicion.
League Career
Upon being duped into joining the Tacos by signing up for a community kickball league, Sasquatch excelled at the new sport and was named team captain. Despite his skills, he has struggled with confidence, often incapable of prolonging late-game rallies for the Tacos. At manager Al Pastor‘s suggestion, Sasquatch has begun seeing a sports psychologist, saying he wanted to learn to “believe in Sasquatch.”
He has also pioneered recovery techniques to deal with the grueling blaseball season. Between games he recovers in a suspended animation tank filled with Baja Blast. Despite many attempts to recruit his teammates, none of the Tacos have taken him up on the offer of trying this novel technique.
At this time Sasquatch has not commented on any relation to Francisca Sasquatch from the Miami Dalé.
