Millennials Career

Turner's ILB career began on Season 3, Day 14, after the incineration of fan favorite New York Millennials player Chorby Soul. Ey made an impact soon after by finding the 3 Blood Blagonball, and becoming Spicy. "Sandie Turner is RED HOT" became both a chant by the Fans and also a barometer of success each Season for the Team, with performance peaks and troughs nicknamed after whether Turner was Red Hot or not. As part of the winning Inter Xpresso during the Coffee Cup, ey gained the Perk modification. Rumors suggested that Turner became quite energetic as a result of this prize. A Season 12 Infuse gave Turner the boost they needed to have a career high early Expansion Era. Turner was coming into eyr own as a Blaseball player, with a competitive edge finely honed.

Sandie Turner's Season 15 was seen as eyr greatest peak and eyr most tumultuous fall. After a record-breaking single Season home run record of 53, Turner was attacked by Consumers, and seemed to have a hard time recovering from the incident. Retreating inward, Turner only making public appearances for Basethirs(tm)-contracted commercials. Turner tried to rehab in the Shadows, reconnecting with Charlatan Seabright. Ey tried pitching briefly. Ey returned in Season 24, managing to help Schneider Bendie nullify Sun 30.

==Relationships== (addition)

Thomas Dracaena

Something of an uncle to Turner, Thomas Dracaena actively encourages his teammate with chants of "Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!" when eyr at bat.

Chorby Soul

The first meeting of these two were on opposing sides of the Blaseball diamond, when a newly revived Chorby Soul hit Sandie Turner, causing em to be Observed. Though a rocky first meeting, Turner would be attacked by Consumers late in Season 15, and Chorby Soul would make their way back to the Millennials that very election. The two seemed to patch things up midway through the Season, and Soul would be remembered fondly.

Hudson Turner

Sandie Turner's grandmother, Hudson Turner, is said to be the namesake of the Hudson River running through eastern New York state.

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