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*On '''Day 58''', pitcher [[Ron Monstera]] siphoned some of [[Winnie Hess|Winnie Hess']] pitching ability. (Watch [https://before.sibr.dev/_before/jump?redirect=%2Fleague&season=8&team=105bc3ff-1320-4e37-8ef0-8d595cb95dd0&time=2020-09-24T01%3A23%3A17Z here] on Before).
 
*On '''Day 58''', pitcher [[Ron Monstera]] siphoned some of [[Winnie Hess|Winnie Hess']] pitching ability. (Watch [https://before.sibr.dev/_before/jump?redirect=%2Fleague&season=8&team=105bc3ff-1320-4e37-8ef0-8d595cb95dd0&time=2020-09-24T01%3A23%3A17Z here] on Before).
 
**Monstera's pitcher rating increased from {{Star Rating|1.94}} to {{Star Rating|2.50}}.
 
**Monstera's pitcher rating increased from {{Star Rating|1.94}} to {{Star Rating|2.50}}.
*On '''Day 71''', batter [[Paula Mason]] was caught in the feedback and swapped with{{ModifInline|Flickering}} [[Tigers]] batter [[Paula Turnip]]. (Watch [https://before.sibr.dev/_before/jump?redirect=%2Fleague&season=8&team=105bc3ff-1320-4e37-8ef0-8d595cb95dd0&time=2020-09-24T14%3A25%3A34Z here] on Before).
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*On '''Day 71''', batter [[Paula Mason]] was caught in the feedback and swapped with {{ModifInline|Flickering}} [[Tigers]] batter [[Paula Turnip]]. (Watch [https://before.sibr.dev/_before/jump?redirect=%2Fleague&season=8&team=105bc3ff-1320-4e37-8ef0-8d595cb95dd0&time=2020-09-24T14%3A25%3A34Z here] on Before).
 
*On '''Day 102''', batter [[Farrell Seagull]] was caught in the feedback and swapped with {{ModifInline|Flickering}} [[Pies]] batter [[Summers Pony]]. (Watch [https://before.sibr.dev/_before/jump?redirect=%2Fleague&season=8&team=105bc3ff-1320-4e37-8ef0-8d595cb95dd0&time=2020-09-26T15%3A00%3A56Z here] on Before).
 
*On '''Day 102''', batter [[Farrell Seagull]] was caught in the feedback and swapped with {{ModifInline|Flickering}} [[Pies]] batter [[Summers Pony]]. (Watch [https://before.sibr.dev/_before/jump?redirect=%2Fleague&season=8&team=105bc3ff-1320-4e37-8ef0-8d595cb95dd0&time=2020-09-26T15%3A00%3A56Z here] on Before).
  
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===Breaking Up the Band===
 
===Breaking Up the Band===
 
[[File:Garages Season 8 - Wins Over .500.png|thumb|A bar graph depicting the Season 8 Garages wins over .500 across the entire season and postseason. We'll suck forever.]]
 
[[File:Garages Season 8 - Wins Over .500.png|thumb|A bar graph depicting the Season 8 Garages wins over .500 across the entire season and postseason. We'll suck forever.]]
[[Season 8]] was the most successful regular season by wins the Seattle Garages have ever seen and will ever see in the first two eras of Internet League Blaseball. It was also a season of change and sudden parting. The team and Fans bid farewell to [[Lang Richardson]] after a stellar eight season run with the band
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[[Season 8]] was the most successful regular season by wins the Seattle Garages have ever seen and will ever see in the first two eras of Internet League Blaseball. It was also a season of change and sudden parting with a franchise record 5 feedbacks thanks to Jaylen Hotdogfingers' newly refinanced debt, which now conferred {{ModifInline|Flickering}}. Over the season, the band bid farewell to original roster members [[Lang Richardson]] and [[Allison Abbott]], and longtime players [[Cedric Spliff]] and [[Farrell Seagull]], fundamentally altering the small ball strategy the team had employed in previous seasons. In return, the band received [[Nolanestophia Patterson]], capable base hitters [[Quack Enjoyable]] and [[Summers Pony]], and [[Paula Mason]] until she too was swapped for power hitter [[Paula Turnip]]. The constantly shifting roster somehow did not stop the band's meteoric rise, and they clinched a postseason appearance in record time. Unfortunately, dreams of a pennant were once again dashed when the Garages were swept by the [[Philly Pies]] in the first round of the playoffs.
  
 
===New Kids===
 
===New Kids===
  
 
After [[Seattle Garages/Season 6#Limiter:Released|making it]] to the [[Internet Series]] and driving a tour bus to [[Hall of Flame|the Void]] and back to [[Jaylen Hotdogfingers#The Return|fetch a dead friend]], the [[Seattle Garages]] were on a hot streak, ready to win again in [[Season 7]]. Star pitcher [[Jaylen Hotdogfingers]] was back, better than ever, and ready to lead the band straight to the playoffs. Well... mostly. [[Necromancy]], it seems, has consequences. Fan favorite pitcher [[Mike Townsend]] had disappeared, although fans claimed to see his shadow from time to time. Hotdogfingers began to lose control, occasionally beaning players with pitches with a wild look in her eyes. [[Ruby Tuesday]] shocked the league as the breadth of consequences imposed by the [[Blaseball Gods]] in response to necromancy became apparent.
 
 
Splortswise, the Garages continued running a small ball strategy, to great success. Batter [[Theodore Duende]] lead the league in sacrifice flies, perfecting the "[[Seattle Shuffle]]." Band members [[Greer Gwiffin]], [[Lang Richardson]], and [[Farrell Seagull]] ranked in the league wide top 5 for walks, and their consistent presence on base once again helped power the Garages' RBI scoring strategy. The band was performing well and consistently winning, but all eyes were on Hotdogfingers and the curse she carried. In the Lateseason, that curse hit home when incinerations during Garages games caused instability to chain to [[Tot Clark]] and later, [[Malik Destiny]]. While both teammates survived, Hotdogfingers was shaken after witnessing the incinerations she caused firsthand, and vowed to find a way to pay off her debt. The Garages once again qualified for the postseason, where they beat the [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]] in a hard fought 3-2 series before losing 1-3 to the future Internet Series Champions the [[Mexico City Mild Wings]] in the [[Mild League]] Championship Series.
 
  
 
===Olivers===
 
===Olivers===
 
Compared to the tumultuous portents of the [[Season 6#Election|Season 6 Election]], the [[Season 7#Election|Season 7 Election]] was fairly quiet. The Garages bid farewell to beloved vocaloid [[Luis Acevedo]] and welcomed surprise [[Season 7#Blessings|blind date]] [[Oliver Notarobot]], a French Canadian synthetic man with a killer mustache. During the election, [[Oliver Mueller]] gifted their [[Armor|Fireproof Jacket]] as a [[Season 7#Blessings|hand-me down]] to [[Declan Suzanne]], who they ran into outside of [[Emerald City Clomic Con]], reasoning that, as a [[Firefighter]], Suzanne would have more use for it. "He just seemed so extremely unlucky, I felt bad for the guy," Mueller said when asked what had happened to their jacket.
 
Compared to the tumultuous portents of the [[Season 6#Election|Season 6 Election]], the [[Season 7#Election|Season 7 Election]] was fairly quiet. The Garages bid farewell to beloved vocaloid [[Luis Acevedo]] and welcomed surprise [[Season 7#Blessings|blind date]] [[Oliver Notarobot]], a French Canadian synthetic man with a killer mustache. During the election, [[Oliver Mueller]] gifted their [[Armor|Fireproof Jacket]] as a [[Season 7#Blessings|hand-me down]] to [[Declan Suzanne]], who they ran into outside of [[Emerald City Clomic Con]], reasoning that, as a [[Firefighter]], Suzanne would have more use for it. "He just seemed so extremely unlucky, I felt bad for the guy," Mueller said when asked what had happened to their jacket.

Revision as of 08:52, 18 January 2022

In Season 8, the Seattle Garages finished first in the Mild League and second in the ILB. The Garages qualified for the postseason and were seeded 1st, but were swept by the Philly Pies in their first playoff series. The Garages experienced five feedback swaps during the season, thanks to Jaylen Hotdogfinger's  Refinanced Debt. In the Season 8 Election the Garages won a franchise record four blessings, earning a  Home Field Advantage, incinerating newly  Stable pitcher Ron Monstera, and recruiting new faces Durham Spaceman and Lori Boston to their rotation.

Starting Roster

Lineup Rotation
Bench Bullpen

Season

Roster Changes

Postseason

  • On Day 100, the Seattle Garages began a series against the Philly Pies. The Garages were swept, ending the series 0 wins to the Pies' 3. (Watch here on Before).

Election Outcomes

Blessings

  • Forever Physical blessed the Seattle Garages.
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    • Ron Monstera is now Stable!
    • The Garages had 26% of the Votes and were the highest bidders. 22,253 votes were cast.
  • Promo Code blessed the Seattle Garages.
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    • Lori Boston has been recruited to join the Seattle Garages's rotation!
    • The Team had 44% of the Votes and were the highest bidders. 117,256 votes were cast.
  • Home Field Advantage blessed the Seattle Garages.
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    • The Garages have received Home Field Advantage for the next season.
    • The Garages had 4% of the Votes. The Baltimore Crabs were the highest bidders with 51% of the votes. 327,322 votes were cast.
  • New Kid blessed the Seattle Garages.
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    • A Rogue Umpire incinerated the Garages's least Idolized player, Ron Monstera!
    • Durham Spaceman joins the team as a replacement.
    • The Garages had 10% of the Votes. The Yellowstone Magic were the highest bidders with 18% of the votes. 47,154 votes were cast.

One additional blessing affected the Seattle Garages:

Season Overview

COMMUNITY REPORTS
The remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.

Refinancing

After she engulfed the league in flame during Season 7,  Debted Seattle Garages ace Jaylen Hotdogfingers searched for a solution to prevent it from happening again. The Microphone offered her a chance to make a deal.[1] As a result, Hotdogfingers'  Debt changed to  Refinanced Debt. While this change kept the rest of the league safe from incineration, the Garages were about to face the necromancy consequences they escaped the season before.

Breaking Up the Band

A bar graph depicting the Season 8 Garages wins over .500 across the entire season and postseason. We'll suck forever.

Season 8 was the most successful regular season by wins the Seattle Garages have ever seen and will ever see in the first two eras of Internet League Blaseball. It was also a season of change and sudden parting with a franchise record 5 feedbacks thanks to Jaylen Hotdogfingers' newly refinanced debt, which now conferred  Flickering. Over the season, the band bid farewell to original roster members Lang Richardson and Allison Abbott, and longtime players Cedric Spliff and Farrell Seagull, fundamentally altering the small ball strategy the team had employed in previous seasons. In return, the band received Nolanestophia Patterson, capable base hitters Quack Enjoyable and Summers Pony, and Paula Mason until she too was swapped for power hitter Paula Turnip. The constantly shifting roster somehow did not stop the band's meteoric rise, and they clinched a postseason appearance in record time. Unfortunately, dreams of a pennant were once again dashed when the Garages were swept by the Philly Pies in the first round of the playoffs.

New Kids

Olivers

Compared to the tumultuous portents of the Season 6 Election, the Season 7 Election was fairly quiet. The Garages bid farewell to beloved vocaloid Luis Acevedo and welcomed surprise blind date Oliver Notarobot, a French Canadian synthetic man with a killer mustache. During the election, Oliver Mueller gifted their Fireproof Jacket as a hand-me down to Declan Suzanne, who they ran into outside of Emerald City Clomic Con, reasoning that, as a Firefighter, Suzanne would have more use for it. "He just seemed so extremely unlucky, I felt bad for the guy," Mueller said when asked what had happened to their jacket.