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Hello! This has been cooking for a while but I finally got around to submitting this to the wiki. | Hello! This has been cooking for a while but I finally got around to submitting this to the wiki. | ||
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Though information regarding Caleb Alvarado’s past is difficult to verify due to their age and having never been heard to speak, folklore states that Alvarado once served as head groundskeeper at Chicago's Garen T. Draight Field[1]. When Draight Field was evacuated during the Great Chicago Blaseball Fire, Alvarado supposedly refused to leave the stadium and was still on the premises when it was destroyed. After the Great Chicago Blaseball Fire was extinguished, Firefighters exploring the ruins encountered a roughly humanoid pile of charred bricks, crumbling masonry, and ivy vines tending to the still-intact outfield.[2] Due to their devotion to the splort of Blaseball and apparent prowess as a firefighter, the pile of bricks - later confirmed to be Alvarado - was inducted as a player for the Chicago Firefighters on the spot. | Though information regarding Caleb Alvarado’s past is difficult to verify due to their age and having never been heard to speak, folklore states that Alvarado once served as head groundskeeper at Chicago's Garen T. Draight Field[1]. When Draight Field was evacuated during the Great Chicago Blaseball Fire, Alvarado supposedly refused to leave the stadium and was still on the premises when it was destroyed. After the Great Chicago Blaseball Fire was extinguished, Firefighters exploring the ruins encountered a roughly humanoid pile of charred bricks, crumbling masonry, and ivy vines tending to the still-intact outfield.[2] Due to their devotion to the splort of Blaseball and apparent prowess as a firefighter, the pile of bricks - later confirmed to be Alvarado - was inducted as a player for the Chicago Firefighters on the spot. | ||
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Since this list is not exhaustive, it is generally recommended to keep at a safe distance from Alvarado unless he knows and trusts you. | Since this list is not exhaustive, it is generally recommended to keep at a safe distance from Alvarado unless he knows and trusts you. | ||
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Caleb Alvarado’s body is covered in a unique variety of ivy. Like Caleb, this ivy is from Chicago. | Caleb Alvarado’s body is covered in a unique variety of ivy. Like Caleb, this ivy is from Chicago. | ||
