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{{character-infobox
|image=[[File:TommyLasagna.jpg|250px]]
|image = [[Image: TommyLasagna.jpg{{!}}250px]]
|first_appearance=''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' ("[[Two Bums From Brooklyn]]") (1989)
|full_name = Tommy Lasagna
|species=Human
|first_appearance = "[[Two Bums from Brooklyn]]"
|portrayed_by=[[Joe Bellan]]
|species = Human
|affiliation = [[List of Implied Organizations#Brooklyn Dodgers|Brooklyn Dodgers]]
}}
}}


'''Tommy Lasagna''', usually referred to as simply '''Mr. Lasagna''', is the somewhat impatient coach of the [[List of Implied Organizations#Brooklyn Dodgers|Brooklyn Dodgers]] baseball team. He currently has plans to open up a new restaurant in [[Brooklyn]]. Fittingly, he shares his last name with a type of pasta. He is portrayed by actor [[Joe Bellan]]. His name is a pun on the late {{wp|Tommy Lasorda}}, a real-life baseball manager, then with the defending World Series champion {{wp|Los Angeles Dodgers}}.
'''Tommy Lasagna''', usually referred to as simply '''Mr. Lasgana''', is the somewhat impatient coach of the [[List of Implied Organizations#Brooklyn Dodgers|Brooklyn Dodgers]] baseball team. He currently has plans to open up a new restaurant in [[Brooklyn]]. Ironically, he shares his last name with a type of [[pasta]].


==History==
== History ==
[[File:TBfB3.png|thumb|left|Tommy's entrance]]
One day, Tommy Lasagna phones [[Mario]] at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]], and tells him that he would be coming over soon. Before he even arrives, a meatball that Mario had been practicing his pitching with flies out a window and lands right in his mouth. Upon his entrance, Mr. Lasagna is unable to speak to Mario and [[Luigi]] until Luigi pulls the meatball out of his mouth.


Although Mr. Lasagna explains to Mario and Luigi that he is not there to recruit them for his baseball team, they are eager to show him their stuff, and they get to work with moving some furniture around to make room for a pretend baseball diamond. Mr. Lasagna assigns Mario to pitch while Luigi is to catch, and has to wait around until Mario is finally ready. As Mario throws the ball over Luigi's head, Mr. Lasagna traces it on his radar, and it comes up with the reading "Don't give up your day job."
One day, Tommy Lasagna phoned [[Mario]] at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]], and told him that he would be coming over soon. Before he even arrived, a meatball that Mario had been practicing his pitching with flew out a window and landed right in his mouth. Upon his entrance, Mr. Lasagna was unable to speak to Mario and Luigi until Luigi pulled the meatball out of his mouth.
[[File:TBfBJoeBellan.png|thumb|left]]
Some time later, Luigi winds up on top of Mr. Lasagna, while he has his hand on a pizza box being used as home plate. Mr. Lasagna struggles to get up and sits down at the table, telling Mario and Luigi that he is not there to recuit them for his team; instead, he tells them that he is opening a new restaurant in town, and wants to sample the famous [[Mama Mario]] meatball recipe. Mr. Lasagna takes a bite out of one, and spits it out, complaining that it tastes like horsehide and string.


Mr. Lasagna decides to take the meatballs with him as he gets ready to leave, and is asked by Mario if he is going to feed them to the team. Mr. Lasagna says that the meatballs are only good for using in place of real baseballs, and tells Luigi that he needs them to get out of the cellar. Luigi asks if he means the bottom of the league, and Mr. Lasagna states that he actually means their basement apartment.
Although Mr. Lasagna explained to Mario and Luigi that he wasn't there to recruit them for his baseball team, they were eager to show them their stuff, and they got to work with moving some furniture around to make room for a pretend baseball diamond. Mr. Lasagna assigned Mario to pitch while Luigi was to catch, and had to wait around until Mario was finally ready. As Mario threw the ball over Luigi's head, Mr. Lasagna traced it on his radar, and it came up with the reading "Don't give up your day job".


Before Mr. Lasagna can leave, he is asked by Mario what he and Luigi can do, and he tells them that he did have something they can do at the ballpark. Mario figures that it has to do with pitching, but Mr. Lasagna corrects him, stating that the two of them can toss [[peanut]]s, as he pulls two bags of them out of his pocket and tosses them to Mario and Luigi.
Some time later, Luigi wound up on top of Mr. Lasagna, while he had his hand on a pizza box being used as home plate. Mr. Lasagna struggled to get up and sat down at the table, telling Mario and Luigi that he wasn't there to recuit them for his team; instead, he told them that he was opening a new restaurant in town, and wanted to sample [[Mario and Luigi's Parents|Mama Mario's]] famous meatball recipe. Mr. Lasagna took a bite out of one, and spat it out, complaining that it tasted like horsehide and string.
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==Names in other languages==
Mr. Lasagna decided to take the meatballs with him as he got ready to leave, and was asked by Mario if he was going to feed them to the team. Mr. Lasagna said that the meatballs were only good for using in place of real baseballs, and told Luigi that he needed them to get out of the cellar. Luigi asked if he meant the bottom of the league, and Mr. Lasagna stated that he actually meant their basement apartment.
{{foreign names
 
|ChiS=汤米拉萨尼亚
Before Mr. Lasagna could leave, he was asked by Mario what he and Luigi could do, and he told them that he did had something they could do at the ballpark. Mario figured that it had to do with pitching, but Mr. Lasagna corrected him, stating that the two of them could toss [[peanut]]s, as he pulled two bags of them out of his pocket and tossed them to Mario and Luigi.
|ChiSR=Tāngmǐ Lāsàníyà
|ChiSM=Tommy Lasagna
|ChiSC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJF1c_jKTVs 超级马里奥兄弟 - 深刻的马里奥 | Learn Chinese | Cartoons in Mandarin]</ref>
|Ger=Tommy Lasagna
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|Heb=טומי לזניה
|HebR=Tvm Lznh
|HebM=Tommy Lasagna
|HebC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7lz10jCI_k&list=PL9O9vXdJDrqlKHsDjvWQQR8yzML7oOP9S&index=7 האחים סופר מריו (1989) - (The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Hebrew Dub) - S01E16]</ref>
|Por=Tommy Lasagna
|PorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcTXO-xId_Q&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BlhZQzQNfBFjrkJrrocv7kU&index=45 Super Mario Bros. Super Show - Treinando Baseball / O Mario das Profundezas (Dublado Versão VHS)]</ref>
|Spa=Tommy Lasaña
|SpaM=Tommy Lasagna
|SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7S7gZQf8ng Mario de las profundidades | Dibujos Para Niños]</ref>
|Swe=Tommy Lasagna
|SweC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ULBW_M6gz8&list=PLxFcguXyn2Gq_SVmc3CbdYhMEduSfFfox&index=47 Super Mario Bros Super Show - Episode 47 - Swedish]</ref>
}}


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