Wyatt Dovenpart

Wyatt Dovenpart
Art by @cozzymandiesque
Basic Information
Aliases	Lee Davenport, Wyatt Mason
Team	Unlimited Tacos
Status	Active
Batting
Pitching
Defense
Running
Personal Information
Item	None
Armor	None
Evolution	Base
Pregame Ritual	Eating grass
Coffee Style	Coffee?
Blood Type	Love
Fate	61
Soulscream	AEEOUAEEOUAEHAIXEHAIXEOEAIEOEAIEOIOAHIIOAHIIAAAIHAAAIHAIIIAOIIIAOI

Wyatt Dovenpart is a lineup player for the Unlimited Tacos. Dovenpart has been a member of the team since Season 1, when they were known as Lee Davenport.

Official League Records

The Grand Unslam

Dovenpart was the pitcher in the Season 3 Day 73 game against the Charleston Shoe Thieves known as the Grand Unslam.

Name Change

As a result of the Grand Unslam's effect on the Season 3 elections, Dovenpart was briefly known as Wyatt Mason due to The Wyatt Masoning.

During The Unmasoning, Dovenpart's name was misspelled in their localization tweet and they were named as Lee Dovenpart instead of their original name, Lee Davenport. They are one of two Tacos players who had their original name's spelling changed through the Unmasoning, the other being Sexton Wheerer. It is currently unknown why these changes occurred.

Season 5 Reverb

During a Season 5, Day 82 game against the Houston Spies, Dovenpart was caught in a Reverb incident and switched positions from pitcher to lineup player.

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

Early Life and 2K Controversy

Dovenpart was a baker before being consigned to the Blaseball league. They are most known for their outspoken opposition to the ILB 2K██ series of video games, as they have strong superstitions against their likeness being used in a simulation.

Dovenpart also criticized the accuracy of the game, saying they had brown hair that the game falsely depicted as red. However, fellow players and fans alike can confirm that Dovenpart has had red hair for as long as they've been in the league. When shown photo evidence of this fact, Dovenpart whispered something about "being replaced by their digital doppelgänger" and refused to give any further comment. They have not spoken a word since.

Background

Wyatt Dovenpart (formerly Lee Davenport) worked at their personal community garden and bakery, and from this work became rather strong. Al Pastor, who frequented said bakery, noticed this, and while developing a team prior to the first season, asked Dovenpart if they would be interested in joining an up-and-coming Kickball league. While signing health papers to join his team, Dovenpart accidentally committed to a life of Blaseball, instead of Kickball.

The Grand Unslam

Dovenpart reportedly threw their secret ability pitch, The Gateway Ball, also known as the Quantum Curveball or The 502mph ball, which invoked a 502 Bad Gateway event and led to an unplanned siesta. Fans have theorized that it was Dovenpart's digital doppelgänger who took advantage of the weakening system to attempt to open a rift and replace Dovenpart once and for all, or perhaps escape the simulation entirely, though these rumors are unconfirmed.

However, Dovenpart’s doppelgänger was spotted at a Taco shop by fellow Tacos player Patel Beyonce just a few days before the start of Season 4. After learning this, Dovenpart stated, “I would assume they are doing BAD things.” It is unconfirmed what their doppelgänger was doing at the time.

Unlimited Blase Works

After the Season 5 Reverb forced Dovenpart out of the Pitcher role he has begun developing a new batting technique to replace the Quantum Curveball. This technique requires immense power and is activated via the following incantation:

I am the bone of my bat. Aluminum is my body and Tacos are my blood. I have created over a thousand bats. Unaware of loss, Nor aware of gain. Withstood pain to create runs, waiting for one’s arrival. I have no regrets. This is the only path. My whole life was Unlimited Blase Works.

Dovenpart's first attempt at performing this technique during a Season 6 game against the Hellmouth Sunbeams resulted in 8192 swings occurring simultaneously, none of which made contact with the ball, resulting in a strike.

Gallery

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  by @Fancymancer

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  Unlimited Blase Works by @JG and @Fancymancer

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