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{{Player|team=[[Boston Flowers]]|former=[[Charleston Shoe Thieves]]|status=Alive|rating=★½|pronouns=they/them|dislikes=Tillman Henderson|species=antimorphous, quasihuman|batting=★★|pitching=★½|baserunning=(bugged)|defense=★½|item=None|armor=None|evolution=Base|ritual=Reading theory|coffee=Light & Sweet|blood=Love|fate=48|soulscream=EEEIIEEEIIEXUAHIXUAHIXEEAIUEEAIUEUXAUAUXAUAUAIAOEAIAOEAIEIAXIEIAXIIAAEIIAAEIIXXAAAXXAAAX||image1=Morrow Doyle.png}}'''Morrow Doyle''' is a lineup player for the [[Boston Flowers]], and has been with the team since [[Season 4]], Day 58 due to a [[feedback]] swap.
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a lineup player for the [[Boston Flowers]], and was with the team from {{BetaSeason|4}}, Day 58 until being [[Incineration|incinerated]] on {{BetaSeason|4}}, Day 98. Doyle also played for the [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]].
  
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==Official League Records==
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Doyle joined the [[ILB]] as a lineup player for the [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]] with {{BetaSeason|1| the Return of Blaseball}}.
  
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== Official League Records ==
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On {{BetaSeason|4}}, Day 58, Doyle was exchanged to the [[Boston Flowers]] due to [[Feedback]]. Doyle was replaced by [[Hotbox Sato]].
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Doyle entered the league at the beginning of [[Season 1]] with the [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]].
 
  
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On Day 73 of [[Season 3]], Doyle hit a grand slam against the [[Los Angeles Tacos]] in the fifteenth inning of one of the longest running games in [[Blaseball History]], bringing the score to 20-13. Not long afterwards, the game reverted to the 16-13 score, followed by a [[Bad Gateway (Event)|Bad Gateway]] which lasted for three hours before normal gameplay ensued. These events, and the ensuing fallout, are known as the [[Grand Unslam]].
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On {{BetaSeason|4}}, Day 98, Doyle was [[Incineration|incinerated]] and replaced by [[Inez Owens]].
  
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== Blaseball career ==
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During the events of {{BetaSeason|10}}, [[Day X]], Doyle was raised to join [[The Hall Stars]]. Following The Hall Stars' victory over [[THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS]], Doyle was [[Modifications|Released]] from [[Internet League Blaseball]].
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==Blaseball career==
 
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For most of their early career, Doyle was known for their idiosyncratic fear of severe bodily harm, often refusing to participate in plays or team activities that might result in mutilation. Following the Grand Unslam and its profound effect on Doyle's body, they were quoted saying:<blockquote>I have had each atom in my body pulled apart by the cruel hand of an indifferent universe in an endless moment in which time ceased to have all meaning and I remained frozen in perfect agony for the entire lifetime of the universe. I have reclaimed each and every particle and reconstituted myself by sheer force of will to return to the field. I have transcended pain, transcended injury. The only thing I fear now is an Umpire's [[Incineration|fire]].</blockquote>After hitting what became the grand unslam, Doyle rapidly became embroiled in a highly localized increased concentration in nonlinearity that cause temporary chaos. This and resulted in their home run being ruled atemporal for the purposes of the game's score and Doyle's personal statistics. Doyle changed their jersey number to 502, the number of the Bad Gateway, after the Unslam.
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For most of their early career, Doyle was known for their idiosyncratic fear of severe bodily harm, often refusing to participate in plays or team activities that might result in mutilation. Following [[The Grand Unslam]] and its profound effect on Doyle's body, they were quoted saying:<blockquote>I have had each atom in my body pulled apart by the cruel hand of an indifferent universe in an endless moment in which time ceased to have all meaning and I remained frozen in perfect agony for the entire lifetime of the universe. I have reclaimed each and every particle and reconstituted myself by sheer force of will to return to the field. I have transcended pain, transcended injury. The only thing I fear now is an Umpire's [[Incineration|fire]].</blockquote>After hitting what became The Grand Unslam, Doyle rapidly became embroiled in a highly localized increased concentration in nonlinearity that caused temporary chaos. This resulted in their home run being ruled atemporal for the purposes of the game's score and Doyle's personal statistics. Doyle changed their jersey number to 502, the number of the [[Bad Gateway (Event)|Bad Gateway]], after the Unslam.
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As a further consequence of the Unslam, Doyle's physical form became discontinuous and unstable, causing their body to occasionally "glitch" and rapidly change shape and size, sometimes with limbs appearing up to 200 feet from the rest of their body. Consequently, Doyle constantly required replacement uniforms and constituted the majority of the Flowers' and Shoe Thieves' uniform budgets each season.
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In Game 98 of Season 4 Doyle was incinerated by a rogue [[umpire]] while at bat against [[Wyatt Dovenpart]], who pitched The Grand Unslam against Doyle in Game 74 of Season 3. Spectator accounts of Game 98 have described the umpires in attendance as "...jumpy, like deer, you know?" and "Not scared, but something. Alert?" Blaseball authorities have dismissed speculation that umpire behaviour during game 98 was related to reports from several spinning, levitating fans of an "impending causality event" in the early innings, since no event fitting that description was observed to have occurred during the game. 
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==Personal Life==
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Doyle was notoriously private about their personal life and only gave interviews when required to by their contractual obligations.
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Doyle was a lesbian, and was known to refer to themselves in interviews as a "Blaseball Butch".
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Doyle batted left-handed.<ref>It came to me in a dream.</ref>
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They had two cats, named Thelma and Abernathy.
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Doyle was often referred to by teammates and fans with their initials, M, or M.D., or by their last name. Due to their initials and their skill as a forger, they were known as "Doc" during their previous career as a criminal and professional thief, but abandoned the nickname after committing to a career in blaseball.
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Doyle had a close relationship with the Charleston Harbor Organization for Particle Research (CHOPR) and often practiced their batting by hitting protons accelerated in the [[Sunken Charleston]] Collider.
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Morrow Doyle may or may not have been a future version of [[Baby Doyle]] from the [[Breckenridge Jazz Hands]], who may or may not have traveled forward in time to challenge them.
  
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As a further consequence of the Unslam, Doyle's physical form became discontinuous and unstable, causing their body to occasionally "glitch" and rapidly change shape and size, sometimes with limbs appearing up to 200 feet from the rest of their body. Consequently, Doyle constantly requires replacement uniforms and constitutes the majority of the Flowers' uniform budget each season.
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Doyle specialized in stealing moon shoes.  
  
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== Personal Life ==
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==Fan Works==
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Doyle is notoriously private about their personal life and only gives interviews when required to by their contractual obligations.
 
  
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Doyle is a lesbian, and is known to refer to themselves in interviews as a "Blaseball Butch".
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=== Music ===
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Morrow Doyle is the focus of the following song:
  
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They have two cats, named Thelma and Abernathy.
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* [https://thegarages.bandcamp.com/track/morrow-doyle-hits-a-hole-out-of-center-left-field morrow doyle hits a hole out of center left field] by [https://nickdrown.bandcamp.com rosie drown]
  
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Doyle is often referred to by teammates and fans with their initials, M, or M.D., or by their last name. Due to their initials and their skill as a forger, they were known as "Doc" during their previous career as a criminal and professional thief, but abandoned the nickname after commiting to a career in blaseball.
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===Videos===
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXzsM4vVw0I The Hall Stars] by [https://twitter.com/sapphriarocks Olive]
  
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Doyle has a close relationship with the Charleston Harbor Organization for Particle Research (CHOPR) and often practices their batting by hitting protons accelerated in the Sunken Charleston Collider.
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===Interactive Fiction===
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*[https://staradavid.itch.io/cards-fall cards fall where they may] by [https://staradavid.itch.io staradavid] – Morrow Doyle deals with the aftermath of the Grand Unslam.
  
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Morrow Doyle may or may not be a future version of [[Baby Doyle]] from the [[Breckenridge Jazz Hands]], who may or may not have travelled forward in time to challenge them.
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=== Art ===
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File:150MorrowDoyleALT.png|Mini-Blaseballer<br />by {{Twitter|name=HetreaSky}}
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File:Morrow doyle 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 hit a hole out of left center field.jpg|Art by '''[https://twitter.com/viciathief/status/1375845424121192461 @viciathief]'''
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File:Morrow XII, The Hanged Man.png|alt=A purple monochromatic digital drawing of Morrow Doyle. They have light skin and short curly hair, and are wearing a baseball uniform. They are in the hanged man tarot card pose, suspended upside down from a rope around one leg, the other crossed behind it. They are holding a wilting flower in one hand and a pair of shoes by the laces in the other. There is a light halo around their head, and the roman numeral XII at the bottom.|Art by '''[https://twitter.com/_pysics/status/1504934117238005763 @pysics]'''
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Doyle Specializes in stealing moon shoes.
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Latest revision as of 22:28, 23 February 2023

Morrow Doyle was a lineup player for the Boston Flowers, and was with the team from Season β4, Day 58 until being incinerated on Season β4, Day 98. Doyle also played for the Charleston Shoe Thieves.

Official League Records

Doyle joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Charleston Shoe Thieves with the Return of Blaseball.

On Season β4, Day 58, Doyle was exchanged to the Boston Flowers due to Feedback. Doyle was replaced by Hotbox Sato.

On Season β4, Day 98, Doyle was incinerated and replaced by Inez Owens.

During the events of Season β10, Day X, Doyle was raised to join The Hall Stars. Following The Hall Stars' victory over THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS, Doyle was Released from Internet League Blaseball.

Blaseball career

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

For most of their early career, Doyle was known for their idiosyncratic fear of severe bodily harm, often refusing to participate in plays or team activities that might result in mutilation. Following The Grand Unslam and its profound effect on Doyle's body, they were quoted saying:

I have had each atom in my body pulled apart by the cruel hand of an indifferent universe in an endless moment in which time ceased to have all meaning and I remained frozen in perfect agony for the entire lifetime of the universe. I have reclaimed each and every particle and reconstituted myself by sheer force of will to return to the field. I have transcended pain, transcended injury. The only thing I fear now is an Umpire's fire.

After hitting what became The Grand Unslam, Doyle rapidly became embroiled in a highly localized increased concentration in nonlinearity that caused temporary chaos. This resulted in their home run being ruled atemporal for the purposes of the game's score and Doyle's personal statistics. Doyle changed their jersey number to 502, the number of the Bad Gateway, after the Unslam.

As a further consequence of the Unslam, Doyle's physical form became discontinuous and unstable, causing their body to occasionally "glitch" and rapidly change shape and size, sometimes with limbs appearing up to 200 feet from the rest of their body. Consequently, Doyle constantly required replacement uniforms and constituted the majority of the Flowers' and Shoe Thieves' uniform budgets each season.

In Game 98 of Season 4 Doyle was incinerated by a rogue umpire while at bat against Wyatt Dovenpart, who pitched The Grand Unslam against Doyle in Game 74 of Season 3. Spectator accounts of Game 98 have described the umpires in attendance as "...jumpy, like deer, you know?" and "Not scared, but something. Alert?" Blaseball authorities have dismissed speculation that umpire behaviour during game 98 was related to reports from several spinning, levitating fans of an "impending causality event" in the early innings, since no event fitting that description was observed to have occurred during the game.

Personal Life

Doyle was notoriously private about their personal life and only gave interviews when required to by their contractual obligations.

Doyle was a lesbian, and was known to refer to themselves in interviews as a "Blaseball Butch".

Doyle batted left-handed.[1]

They had two cats, named Thelma and Abernathy.

Doyle was often referred to by teammates and fans with their initials, M, or M.D., or by their last name. Due to their initials and their skill as a forger, they were known as "Doc" during their previous career as a criminal and professional thief, but abandoned the nickname after committing to a career in blaseball.

Doyle had a close relationship with the Charleston Harbor Organization for Particle Research (CHOPR) and often practiced their batting by hitting protons accelerated in the Sunken Charleston Collider.

Morrow Doyle may or may not have been a future version of Baby Doyle from the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, who may or may not have traveled forward in time to challenge them.

Doyle specialized in stealing moon shoes.

Fan Works

Music

Morrow Doyle is the focus of the following song:

Videos

Interactive Fiction

Art


The Hall Stars 🦑
Players BattersBoyfriend Monreal · Landry Violence · Randall Marijuana · Workman Gloom · Tyreek Olive · Dominic Marijuana · Scrap Murphy · Morrow Doyle · Sebastian Sunshine · Kiki Familia · Yazmin Mason · Caligula Lotus · Emmett Internet
PitchersAxel Trololol
FormerJaylen Hotdogfingers (🎤) · Sebastian Telephone (🔥) · Full List
Events Day X
Hey now, you're a Hall Star
  1. ↑ It came to me in a dream.
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