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Ogden Mendoza was a player for the [[Breckenridge Jazz Hands]]. Ogden was a marble statue who inherited the life energy of [[Lars Mendoza]] when they were incinerated in 2:51 of the Discipline Era. | Ogden Mendoza was a player for the [[Breckenridge Jazz Hands]]. Ogden was a marble statue who inherited the life energy of [[Lars Mendoza]] when they were incinerated in 2:51 of the Discipline Era. | ||
| − | Mendoza was incinerated on Season 3 Day 23 and replaced by [[August Sky]]. | + | Mendoza was incinerated by a rogue umpire on Season 3 Day 23 and replaced by [[August Sky]]. As Ogden was made of marble, this suggests that umpires are capable of reaching temperatures between 1517 and 2442 degrees Fahrenheit (the melting point of marble), or higher. |
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Revision as of 18:20, 4 August 2020
Ogden Mendoza was a player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands. Ogden was a marble statue who inherited the life energy of Lars Mendoza when they were incinerated in 2:51 of the Discipline Era.
Mendoza was incinerated by a rogue umpire on Season 3 Day 23 and replaced by August Sky. As Ogden was made of marble, this suggests that umpires are capable of reaching temperatures between 1517 and 2442 degrees Fahrenheit (the melting point of marble), or higher.
