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Season 6
Dates	September 7, 2020 - September 13, 2020
← Previous	Season 5
Next →	Season 7
Results
Postseason	Won 3-0 against 🥧 Won 3-0 against 🐅 Lost 0-3 against 🦀
Overall Record	53-46
Partytime	Day 110
Divine Favor	19
Division	3rd in Mild High
League	4th in Mild League
ILB Placement	7th overall
Modifiers	Blood DonorIn the Blood Bath each season, this team will donate Stars to a division opponent that finished behind them in the standings.
Stat Changes
Date Change Cause 06 26 Lang Richardson drained blood from Yeong-Ho Garcia   Batting → 🎸 Blooddrain
Blessings
Lottery Pick   FIRE AND SMOKE   AN EGG   HATCHING   JAYLEN HOTDOGFINGERS RETURNS   MIKE TOWNSEND RETREATS TO SHADOWS  🎸  + Jaylen Hotdogfingers     🎸  - Mike Townsend    Fireproof Jacket   Oliver Mueller gained the Fireproof Jacket.   +  FireproofPlayer: This Player cannot be incinerated. Team: This Team and the Players on it cannot be incinerated. See also: Glossary.

In Season 5, the Seattle Garages finished fifth in the Evil League and eighth in the ILB. The team experienced no feedbacks, no incinerations, and two lineup reverbs during the season. The Garages received no blessings in the Season 5 Election.

Starting Roster

Lineup	Rotation
Farrell Seagull Cedric Spliff Greer Gwiffin Allison Abbott Lang Richardson Theodore Duende Oliver Mueller Malik Destiny Luis Acevedo	Mike Townsend Tot Clark Arturo Huerta Ron Monstera Henry Marshallow
Bench	Bullpen
Mcdowell Karim Sparks Beans Oliver Loofah	Lenny Marijuana Schneider Blanco Antonio Mccall Leticia Snyder Chorby Short Daniel Benedicte Goodwin Morin Tillman Wan

Season

Roster Changes

• On Day 26, batter Lang Richardson siphoned some of Yeong-Ho Garcia's hitting ability. (Watch here on Before).
  • Immediately following the blooddrain, Richardson's vibes were reduced from ⬌ Neutral to ↓↓↓ Honestly Terrible.

Election Outcomes

Blessings

• Lottery Pick blessed the Seattle Garages.
  
  • FIRE AND SMOKE
  • AN EGG
  • HATCHING
  • JAYLEN HOTDOGFINGERS RETURNS
  • MIKE TOWNSEND RETREATS TO SHADOWS
  • The Garages had 58% of the votes and were the highest bidders. 119,158 votes were cast.
• Fireproof Jacket blessed the Seattle Garages.
  
  • Oliver Mueller gained the Fireproof Jacket.
  • The Garages had 4% of the votes. The Chicago Firefighters were the highest bidders with 47% of the vote. 15,687 votes were cast.

Season Overview

COMMUNITY REPORTS
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Caught In The Reverb

A bar graph depicting the Season 5 Garages wins over .500 across the entire season. We'll suck forever.

In Season 5, the Seattle Garages continued their slow upward climb. Led by perennial star batters Theodore Duende, Oliver Mueller, and the recently alternated Malik Destiny and supported by standout pitcher Henry Marshallow and the recently redeemed Mike Townsend, the team turned out a very respectable performance in the early season and once again overcame their now-characteristic midseason slump to finish a season with a winning record for the first time in Garages history. The first reverb the band faced seemed to only reinvigorate their performance, optimizing their lineup for small ball, a Seattle favorite strategy. At the end of the season, a second lineup shuffle further optimized the team, making them feel like a new band.

Mild Highs

With the passage of the High Filter Decree restructuring the league, the Seattle Garages left the Chaotic Evil division for their new home, Mild High. The reshuffle placed both of Seattle's rivals, the Sunbeams and Spies, in the opposite conference. The Seattle Garages won no blessings in Season 5.