Tokyo Lift/Season 2

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In Season 2, the Tokyo Lift showed slight improvements over their previous performance, ultimately placing 21st in the league instead of 23rd.

Starting Roster

Lineup Rotation
Shadows


Season Events

Roster Changes

Zephyr McCloud's Movement

The following table shows movement in and out of the Tokyo Lift. For a complete list, see Can't Lose#Zephyr McCloud.

Zephyr McCloud was cursed with the Can't Lose modification in the Season 1 Elections. McCloud joined and left the Lift a total of six times in Season 2.

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 6 Day 55 Day 57 [...]
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Özlem Suttner's Movement

The following table shows movement in and out of the Tokyo Lift. For a complete list, see Can't Lose#Özlem Suttner.

Özlem Suttner was cursed with the Can't Lose modification by a Bard Umpire on Day 53. Suttner left the Lift on Day 54 to join the Baltimore Crabs, and did not rejoin the team for the rest of the season.

Umpire Events

The Lift experienced two Umpire events, both in Solar Eclipse (Gold) weather.


Election Results

Blessings

Season Overview

The Lift had a stronger season than previous, albeit only slightly. Team worst batter Gumdrop Che Amran showed a marked performance following their Zone heating up in the last election, but the Lift still struggled with defense and ultimately entered Party Time on Day 74.

In addition to struggles with performance, the Lift found themselves cursed by Bard Umpires. Batter Tiana Takahashi was the first player to dodge a curse from a Bard Umpire. Later in the season, batter Özlem Suttner was Cursed with Can't Lose. Suttner later went on to win the championship as part of the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams, making them the first Lift alumna of the new era to win a championship ring.

In the elections, Lift fans were shocked and dismayed when the team won the Rogue Strike blessing, leading to the incineration of Johnnyboy Aster on the division rival Ohio Worms.