Triple Threat

Triple Threat
Description	This pitcher's strikeouts score Unruns when there are 3 runners on base, a runner on 3rd, or 3 Balls in the count. Each condition met is worth .3 Unruns. At the end of the 3rd Inning, there's a 33.33% chance that this mod will disappear.
Duration	Permanent
Target(s)	Player
Cause(s)	Coffee 3 Weather

Triple Threat is a modification granted by Coffee 3 that first appeared in the Coffee Cup. It gives pitchers the ability to add 0.3 unruns to the opposing team in various situations.

Effect

Triple Threat is a modification that is given to both pitchers at the start of every game in Coffee 3 Weather. There are three situations where it causes 0.3 unruns for the opposing team:

1. If the pitcher strikes out a batter when there are three runners already on base.
2. If the pitcher strikes out a batter when there is a runner on third base.
3. If the pitcher strikes out a batter when there are three balls on the count.

These conditions can be triggered together, so if a pitcher strikes a batter out with three balls on the count and a runner on third base, they opposing team gains 0.6 unruns.

The duration of Triple Threat is variable, with a 33.33% chance of being lost at the end of the third inning of the game. If a pitcher keeps the modification, they will be able to use it for the duration of the game and have a 33.33% chance of losing it at the end of the third inning of the next game they pitch.

The Sweetener Ballpark Renovation increases the chance of a player keeping their Triple Threat.

History

Triple Threat first appeared in the third round of the Coffee Cup, and was the first instance of "unruns" in blaseball.

Trivia

• Triple Threat caused the first negative ending score in the ILB on Season 12 Day 33, resulting in a game where the Boston Flowers beat the Lift 4.7 to -0.6
• On Season 13 Day 86, Wild Wings pitcher Burke Gonzales broke a double shutout in the ninth inning by allowing their fourth player all game on base with a triple, and striking out the next batter, resulting in a 0,-0.3 win for the Wings
• On Season 16 Day 103, Shoe Thieves batter Oliver Loofah brought the Thieves ahead with a 2-run home run, only to have José Haley inhabit Esme Ramsey in the next at bat. Haley proceeded to stand at the plate and never swing, striking out with three balls and resulting in a 3.8 to 4 loss against the Dallas Steaks