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Brad Thomsen

American business executive and conservative activist

​ ​(m. 1999; div. 2007)​
* Peter
* Justin
* Aiden
 Relatives | * Mitch Thomsen (Grandfather)
* Mitch Thomsen Jr. (Brother)
* Alex Thomsen (Sister)
* Jacob Thomsen (Brother)

**Brad Thomsen** (Born: May 6, 1962) is an American businessman, conservative political activist, and philanthropist. He is the incumbent Chairman of the Board of the Lucky Star Corporation, taking over the company after his brother Mark Antony stepped down to become the full-time owner of the Los Angeles Baseball Club. Brad served as executive vice president and as an executive assistant prior to taking over the company in 1992.

Thomsen identifies as a Elizondoist conservative, and was the largest donor to Raul Elizondo's gubernatorial campaign. He is also a large donor to the MacArthur Institute, which is a conservative think tank that advocates for a strong U.S. interventionist policy in reaction to the perceived increased influence of China on the world stage.

## Early life and education

Thomsen was born in New York, New York to Mark Antony Thomsen. He is the oldest son of Mitch, with his older brother Mitch Jr. being born two years earlier.
Brett McInnis

* 7x Pro Bowls (2022-2028)
* 5x First Team All-Pro (2022, 2024-2027)
* 5x Tight End of the Year (2022-2025, 2027)

**Brett McInnis** (Born: February 20, 1999) is an American football tight end for the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League. He was drafted with the 22nd pick in the 6th round of the 2022 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and has played his every season except for his rookie season thus far with the Rams.

## Professional Career

### Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Earl Wake 's first season was his breakout season with 126 receptions, 1,967 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns. He averaged 15.6 yards per reception and had 115.7 yards per game on the way to his first Pro Bowl and first team All-Pro nod.

### Los Angeles Rams

Earl Wake was traded to the Los Angeles Rams as a part of a blockbuster trade including Hyojin Choi. Wake proved in his sophomore season that he was a star with another 1,000+ yards receiving season and had a second season with 16 receiving touchdowns. Wake would continue to improve as in this third season he would post 1,784 yards on only 76 receptions and had a career high 24 receiving touchdowns. He would make the Pro Bowl for a third straight season, and has his second first team All-Pro nod. In 2025, Wake had a second straight season with less than 100 receptions; however in spite of his he still had over 1,300 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. 2026 saw Wake miss part of the season for the first time in his career. He would finish the season with 1,320 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns in only 9 games.

The following year would be a bounce back season for Wake as he finished with 93 receptions for 1,569 yards and 13 touchdowns. 2028 was Earl Wake's least productive season so far with only 74 receptions for 1,159 yards and 9 receiving touchdowns, however he still made the Pro Bowl and was instrumental in the Rams fourth Super Bowl in 5 seasons.
2000 Baltimore Blue Crabs season

Inaugural season in franchise history

* **Blue Crabs seasons**
* 2001 →

The **2000 Baltimore Blue Crabs season** was the Baltimore Blue Crabs' inaugural season in the Women's National Football League and first under head coach Joan Thomsen. They played their home games at Royal Farms Arena.

The Blue Crabs finished the season with a 14–2 record under head coach Joan Thomsen. In their inaugural home game, the Blue Crabs defeated the Brooklyn Revolution in a close 34–28 matchup.
2028 Baltimore Ravens season

* ← 2027
* Baltimore Ravens
* 2029 →

The 2028 season was the Baltimore Ravens' 32nd in the National Football League and and the 7th season under the Head Coach Youssef Amallah. It was the first season that John Ambrose II was the full starting quarterback over veteran Lamar Jackson. The Ravens went 6-10, placed 3rd in the AFC North and failed to make the playoffs for the first time since the 2020 season. The 2028 season was also the first season under Youssef Amallah where the Ravens were under a .500 record. Not much else is known about the 2028 season due to a lack of recorded data and stats, as such, the 2028 season has been dubbed the "lost season."

## Roster

### Quarterbacks

1. John Ambrose II (1)
2. Lamar Jackson (8)
3. Jesse Robinson (3)

### Halfbacks

1. Youssef Amallah XIII (42) FB
2. J.K. Dobbins (27)
3. Kawaii Bruce (12) FB

### Fullbacks

1. Kawaii Bruce (12)
2. J.K. Dobbins (27) HB

### Wide Receivers

1. Marquise Brown (15)
2. Jerry Rice (83)
3. A.J. Brown (11)
4. Devin Duvernay (81)
5. Gio Pearson (17)

### Tight Ends

1. Miles Boykin (80)
2. Juju Smith-Schuster (18)
3. Andrew Morris (89)

### Left Tackles

1. Ronnie Stanley (79)
2. Mekhi Becton (70)

### Left Guard

1. Quenton Nelson (64)
2. George Ortega (69)

### Center

1. Patrick Merkari (65)
2. Alec Harrell (57)
3. Lance Rutherford (61)

### Right Guard

1. Ricky Benson (66)
2. Jarvis Andrews (62)

### Right Tackle

1. Orlando Brown Jr. (77)
2. Phil English (76)

### Left End

1. Terrell Suggs (55)
2. Lamar Pryor (78)

### Defensive Tackle

1. Yannick Ngakoue (99)
2. Patrick Queen (44)
3. Andrew Harris (99)
4. Sidney Rice (90)
5. DeVaunte Wharton (91)

### Left Outside Linebacker

1. Khalil Mack (56)
2. Darryl Morris (51)

### Middle Linebacker

1. Tremaine Edmunds (58)
2. Eric Wakefield (57)

### Right Outside Linebacker

1. Marc Steffa (59)
2. Ja'Quan Clemons (50)

### Cornerback

1. Marlon Humphrey (23)
2. Jalen Ramsey (25)
3. Kenneth Murray Jr. (60)
4. Will McIntosh (31)
5. Mike Goodwin (28)

### Free Safety

1. Minkah Fitzpatrick (39)
2. Trevor Bingham (32)
3. Elton Bright (29)

### Strong Safety

1. Budda Baker (26)
2. Tony Langford (34)

## Schedule

### Season

† Monday Night Football

\*Sunday Night Football
2021 National Football League Season

The **2021 National Football League season** was the 102nd season in the NFL, and the second season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The reigning Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens lost to the Denver Broncos, who'd eventually become the Super Bowl Champions, by a score of 30-36. The Broncos won against the Vikings 27-23.

## Postseason

*For full history of playoff berths see NFL Playoff History (2020 - Present )*
Brooklyn Revolution

WNFL franchise based in Brooklyn, New York

The **Brooklyn Revolution** are an American football team based in Brooklyn, New York. The Revolution compete in the Women's National Football League (WNFL) as a member of the Eastern Conference (EC) North division. The team play their home games at MBIA Arena in Brooklyn, New York.

## Current roster

**Brooklyn Revolution roster**
* 5 Destiny Jennings
* 11 Jamie Smith
* 19 N'kya Hamilton

**Running backs**
* 22 Desiree Lee
* 26 Ellie Pierce
* 27 Imani Taylor

**Wide receivers**
* 2 Melissa Martinez
* 10 Aaliyah Jones
* 15 Tamara Watkins
* 18 Selena O'Malley
* 80 Francesca Shaw
* 84 Jessica Gates
* 85 Evelin Rowe

**Tight ends**
* 14 Holly Ross
* 82 Kelly Frank
* 87 Ashley Perkins
* 57 Aimee Davis G
* 60 Karina Rivas C
* 63 Gabby Flores G
* 66 Rebecca Wilson T
* 68 Sabrina Ruiz G
* 71 Kimberly Jefferson T
* 72 Yvette Oaks C
* 73 Emily Shapiro T
* 77 Hailey Sharpe T
* 78 Elizabeth Marr G
* 79 Amira Sosa C

**Defensive linemen**
* 70 Yvonne Zhu NT
* 74 Milena Rose NT
* 92 Patricia Golden DE
* 93 Lynette Edwards DE
* 94 Daniella Cruz DE
* 99 Maria Ramirez-Soto DE
* 0 Natalia Park OLB
* 3 Donna Reid ILB
* 9 Adela White ILB
* 48 Kya Moore OLB
* 50 Aniya Blood OLB
* 52 Ariadne Lewis ILB
* 54 Juliana Carr OLB
* 55 Denise Reid ILB

**Defensive backs**
* 20 Da'Shawna Reid S
* 24 Raquel Roberts DB

**Special teams**
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*Rookies in italics*
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Jorge Rios

American basbeall executive and manager (1840–1931)

* 2x Manager of the Year (1881, 1882)
* Kansas City Indians Hall of Fame
* Negro National League Hall of Fame

**Jorge Rios** (July 14, 1840 – August 19, 1931) was an American professional baseball manager and executive. He was most known for managing Worcester Ruby Legs / Milwaukee Brewers / Kansas City Indians from 1881 to 1895. He also served as an executive for the Tobytown Robins of the Negro National League from 1927 until his passing in 1931. Until 1932 he was the longest serving manager in Kansas City Indians history, having served for 15 seasons. He spent his entire managerial career with the team and retired after the 1895 season. As manager Rios led the brand new Kansas City Indians to three consecutive World Series championships, which had never happened in the history of Major League Baseball. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on June 11, 1920, and was inducted into the Kansas City Indians Hall of Fame on September 8, 1931. He was inducted into the Tobytown Robins Ring of Honor and Negro National League Hall of Fame in 1931.

## Early life

Rios was born in Richgrove, California on July 14, 1840. He was the youngest of seven siblings between his father Sammy and his second wife Loretta. He also had three steps siblings from Sammy's previous marriage with his first wife Rose. His father was the descendant of slaves who fled from what became Tobytown, Maryland with his family eventually settling in California. He attended John B. Stoole High School and then attended the University of the District of Columbia.

## Professional career

### Early career

Rios tried to play professional baseball as a first baseman, however he never made a professional roster. He did play for numerous rookie and exhibition teams throughout the United States throughout the 1870s before settling into coaching.

## Honors

### Non-baseball awards and honors

Rios was posthumously honored by the NAACP as a pioneer of baseball thanks to his efforts in getting the Negro National League off the ground.

## Personal life

Rios married Elizabeth Jenkins in 1900, the two had one child named Robert Rios.
1881 Worcester Ruby Legs season

Inaugural season

The **1881 Worcester Ruby Legs season** was the inaugural season of the Worcester Ruby Legs in Major League Baseball and their first season as a member of the National League. They played their home games at the Worcester Driving Park Grounds.

The Ruby Legs finished first in the National League at 34–22 (.607) and defeated the Cincinnati Reds 4–2 in the World Series in their very first season. They were the first team to ever win the World Series in their first season in franchise history.
1929 Kansas City Indians season

49th season in franchise history

* LF Lou Gehrig
* P Juan Rochez
* 3B Rio Weeks

The **1929 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 49th season in franchise history and their 4th season under manager Brent Ewing. They played their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The Indians finished with a 56–66 record and a fifth place finish in the NL South. The 1929 season was the first time since 1920 the Indians failed to qualify for the postseason. It also marked the first time since that a defending World Series champion failed to make the postseason.
Afro-Creoles

Caribbean ethnic group in Haiti

**Afro-Creoles** (Haitian Creole: *Afro-Kreyòl*; French: *Afro-Créole*; Spanish: *Afrocriollo*) are a Caribbean ethnic group primarily in Haiti. The term was coined in 1971 under the system known as “Gwo Divize an” (the Great Divide) to refer to Creole speaking Afro-Haitians.

The term was legally classified first under the Separation Act of 1971 and then clarified upon in various laws of Gwo Divize an as referring to those of Haitian citizens of African ancestry who natively speak Haitian Creole and are descended from the self-liberated Africans in the Caribbean . The term explicitly excludes Coloureds, which is an umbrella term that referres to a diverse group of non-Creole speaking Afro-Caribbean peoples. It is also distinct from the classification of Blan (White) which referres to Haitians of European descent. Afro-Creoles typically constitute the richest people in Haiti and are primarily located in the capital of Port-au-Prince and Mathieuville. The Creole population are divided into councils that manage the Creole population in that area.

The majority of Afro-Haitians are descendants of enslaved Africans brought to the island by Spain and France to work on plantations. Since the Haitian Revolution, Afro-Haitians have been the largest racial group in the country, accounting for 95% of the population in the early 21st century. The remaining 5% of the population is made up of mixed persons (mixed African and European descent) and other minor groups (European, Arab, and Asian descent).

## History

The term “Afro-Haitian” first began to be used by the Haitian government.
1927 Baltimore Orioles season

15th season in franchise history, first World Series appearance and win

* **Won** EC Division Series(Bullets) 1–0
* **Won** EC Championship Game (White Sox) 1–0
* **Won** World Series(Bisons) 1–0
 Average attendance | 598,084 (3rd in
* ← 1926
* Orioles
* 1928 →

The 1927 season was the Baltimore Orioles' 15th season in franchise history, and their first season under manager Kevin Roberts.

The Orioles finished 2nd in the EC South with an 82–80 regular season record. The Orioles were able to defeat the Bullets in the division series, then defeating the White Sox in the 1927 Eastern Conference Championship Game and earning their first World Series berth. The Orioles beat the Buffalo Bisons in the World Series with a walk-off grand slam to win their first ever World Series championship.
1951 Kansas City Indians season

Inaugural season of the Kansas City Indians

* ← 1950
* **Indians seasons**

The 1951 season will be the Kansas City Indians first season after returning to Kansas City from New York. It was also be the team's 50th season in franchise history, their first season without Chris Froula; as well as their 23rd as a member of the All-American Baseball League and their fourth under manager Leo Lozzano.

The Indians will be looking to make the playoffs for the first time since the 1906 season, and make their first playoff berth in the AABL.
Public Media & Relations

Headed by Officer Darius Lynch, the Public Media & Relations Division takes care of all the media and images shared with the public about the work that the Ghost Industries Ltd. Corporation does. This includes crafting and maintaining a carefully curated public image of the company, as well as ensuring that any leaks are swiftly and decisivley cut off.

The P.R. Division also deals in censorship and propaganda concerning company projects and rival companies. The team that works within the P.R. Division is heavily dedicated to ensuring the companies social media presence is maintained as friendly and passive, while at the same time utilzing a network of sources and bots to slander and deride rival companies and maintain good relations with allied companies.
1933 Kansas City Indians season

53rd season in franchise history

* P Adam Arnold
* 1B Andy Leitschuh
* OF Babe Ruth

The **1933 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 53rd season in franchise history and their 16th overall season under manager Jose Caraballo. The Indians played their home games at Kansas City Stadium.
2030 National Football League season

The **2030 National Football League season** was the 111th season in the NFL, and the 11th season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The Baltimore Colts were the reigning Super Bowl Champions. Super Bowl LXV was be played at Lumen Field in Seattle Washington, which is the home of the Seattle Seahawks. The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Detroit Lions

## Postseason

Main article: 2030 Baltimore Ravens Season
Cabinet of Kang Myung-soo

Cabinet of the Supreme Leader of Taaugug

* Conservative Party
* Labour Party
* Liberal Party
* 2018 general election
* 2022 general election
* 2018 budget
* 2019 budget
* 2020 budget
* 2021 budget
* 2022 budget
* 2023 budget

**Kang Myung-soo** took office as the Supreme Leader of Taaugug and the General Secretary of the New State of Taaugug on February 8, 2018. The Supreme Leader has the authority to nominate and appoint members of his cabinet who serve at his pleasure. The process of nominating members to the cabinet is typically approved by the National Transitional Council which acts a de facto legislature. The Supreme Leader may also may direct appointments to certain offices and has the authority to establish new agencies or abolish existing ones. Under the terms of the current constitution, the Supreme Leader serves for a four year term and may continue to serve in the role for as long as they win elections. The Supreme Leader has the right to dissolve the National Transitional Council and call snap elections.

## Cabinet composition

* **Supreme Leader of Taaugug**Kang Myung-soo, National
* **Deputy Supreme Leader of Taaugug**Hwang Min-young, National

* **Cabinet**
* National Unity Council

	+ Chairman
	+ Members
* Federal agencies
* Executive Office
* Line of succession

* **Chairman of the National Transitional Council**Lee Sung-hee, National
* **Prime Minister of Taaugug**Kang Won-woo, National
* **Deputy Prime Minister of Taaugug**Bae Young-gi, National
* **Majority Whip**Song Tae-young, National
* **Minority Leader**Oh Jin-ri, Conservative
* **Minority Whip**Li Xing-ji, Labour

* Members
* Committees
* 2016
* 2018
* 2022

Supreme Leader elections
* 2018
* 2022

National Transitional Council elections
* 2016
* 2018
* National Party

Oppositon parties
* Conservative
* Green
* Labour
* Liberal

* List
* Banned parties

### Cabinet

Members of the Cabinet who serve as ministers of executive agencies are requried to be approved by the National Transitional Council.

## Elected officials

### Supreme Leader

* Minister for the Propagation of Morality, Tradition, and the Family
Kansas City Indians (American Association)

Defunct professional baseball team based in Kansas City, Missouri

This article is about the Minor League team that played from 1866 to 1879. For the Major Legaue Baseball team of the same name, see Kansas City Indians.

* **American Association**1861–1875
* **Independent**1855–1860
* Frank Samson (1870–1875)
* Steve Smith (1855–1869)

The **Kansas City Indians** was a professional Minor League Baseball baseball team who played in the American Association League. They played their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The team had an all-time franchise record of 2,816–3,493 (.446)

## Season-by-season results

### Key

* Season – The team season
* Level – The league the team played in
* League – The conference the team competed in
* Division – The division the team played in
* Finish – The placement in the division
* Won – Games won
* Lost – Games lost
* Win% – Win-loss percentage for the season
* GB – Games behind first place
* Playoffs – Playoff games played, if the team made the playoffs
* Awards – Awards won by team players
2020 National Football League Season

The 2020 National Football League season was the 101st season in the NFL. It is also the first season following the redrafting of every team in the NFL. The defending Super Bowl Champion Chiefs failed to make the the playoffs and placed 4th in the AFC West. The Baltimore Ravens under Head Coach John Harbaugh won Super Bowl LVI 31-3 beating the NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons

## Postseason

*For full history of playoff berths see NFL Playoff History (2020 - Present )*
2023 National Football League Season

The 2023 National Football League season is the 104th season in the NFL, and the fourth season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The season took place from September of 2023 until Feburary of 2024. The Denver Broncos were the reigning Super Bowl Champions, who failed to make the playoffs with a 3-13 record and placing 4th in the AFC West. The Baltimore Ravens won their 6th Super Bowl title in franchise history, and their 3rd championship in 4 seasons. The NFC Champions were the Arizona Cardinals, who went 11-5 and clinched the NFC West title for a second consecutive season.

## Standings

### Division Standings

#### AFC East

Previous Placements

* Jets: 2nd (+1)
* Bills: 1st (-1)
* Dolphins: 3rd (No change)
* Patriots: 4th (No change)

#### AFC North

Previous Placements

* Ravens: 1st (No change)
* Browns: 2nd (No change)
* Bengals: 3rd (No change)
* Steelers: 4th (No change)

#### AFC South

Previous Placements

* Colts: 1st (No change)
* Titans: 2nd (No change)
* Jaguars: 3rd (No change)
* Texans: 4th (No change)

#### AFC West

Previous Placements

* Chargers: 3rd (+2)
* Raiders: 4th (+3)
* Chiefs: 2nd (-1)
* Broncos: 1st (-3)

## Postseason

*For full history of playoff berths see NFL Playoff History (2020 - Present )*
City Trust of Kansas City

American sports management company

* Kansas City Indians
* KC Sports One
* Kansas City Chiefs (28%)
* Sporting Kansas City (25%)

The **City Trust of Kansas City, LLC** (CTKC), formerly the **City Trust of Kansas City** is a sports management company based in Kansas City, Missouri, who own the Kansas City Stadium and partially owns the Kansas City Indians along with the Froula family.

Founded in 1948 as the **Kansas City Sporting Authority** the original purpose of the organization was to serve as the de facto ownership group of the Kansas City Indians after the deposition of David Froula as owner of the franchise. The corporation took over Froula Stadium, the home field of the team David’s brother Emmanuel Froula was selected as the President of the Board of Directors and was named as the teams’ acting owner.

## History

Main article: History of the Kansas City Indians
### Establishment and takeover of the Indians

On November 21, 1948, the Board of Directors of the Kansas City Indians voted unanimously 13 in favor and 0 opposed to removing David Froula as the sole owner of the team. Froula had taken over as the owner of the franchise in 1931 following the passing of the team’s founder and first owne r Chris Froula. The decision to remove David as owner came after renewed speculation that he had intentions to relocate the franchise to Los Angeles.

The Board of Directors allowed for the city of Kansas City to establish a joint venture between the two sides, establishing the City Trust as a public entity with oversight by the city council. In order to appease shareholders and investors, another member of the Froula family, Emmanuel Froula was appointed by the mayor as the President of the Board of Directors and thus became the de facto team owner. The hostile takeover of Froula’s team angered David, as he believes that his brother’s actions were fueled by his jealousy over not being named as the successor to ownership of the team by their father Chris. David sued both the team and the City Trust.
Jean Pierre Fidel Castro

**Jean Pierre Fidel Castro** is a Haitian terrorist and far-left political leader currently serving as the Supreme General of the Revolutionary Change Front. He formerly served in the Haitian military before defecting to the rebel cause in 2008, He served as the commander of the Haitian Resistance Forces, the paramilitary wing of Free Haiti Now before becoming a dissident. It is believed that he was a political science student at the University of Chicago before turning to Haiti as a resistance fighter against the Haitian government under Louis Mathieu.
List of United States Congresses

This is a list of the United States Congresses, including their beginnings, endings, and the dates of their sessions. Each Congress lasts for two years and begins on January 3 of odd years. Sourced from Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia contributors. (2021, December 1). List of United States Congresses. In *Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia*. Retrieved 15:43, December 13, 2021, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List\_of\_United\_States\_Congresses&oldid=1058178949
Ian Gallo

Haitian-American politician (born 1972)

**Ian Gallo** (born November 27, 1972) is a Haitian-American politician serving as the Chief Representative to the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism since January 1, 2024 as well as the Members of Parliament (MPs) for Centre - Hince since 2015. A member of the KND-PUSD, Gallo previously served in various portfolios as an MP including as the Deputy Minister of Health for Sports from 2021 to 2024; prior to the creation of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism in 2023. He served as the Commissioner of the Haitian Baseball Federation from 2010 to 2015.
List of Late Nights with Raul Elizondo episodes

American late-night talk show

*Late Nights with Raul Elizondo* is an American late night political paneel talk show hosted by Raul Elizondo. He previously hosted *Primetime with Raul Elizondo* on Liberty America from April 1, 2013 until March 27, 2021. *Late Nights'* first aired on July 7, 2018 on Liberty America, where it remains to this day.

## Episodes

### Season 1 (2018)

See also: Late Nights with Raul Elizondo (season 1)

### Season 2 (2019)

See also: Late Nights with Raul Elizondo (season 2)
Season of television series
List of World Series champions

The **World Series** is the annual championship series of Major League Baseball (MLB) and concludes the MLB postseason. First played in 1871, the World Series is a best-of-seven playoff contest between the champion of the American League and the National League.

The current (1930) World Series champions are the Atlanta Redskins.

## World Series results

Numbers in parentheses in the table are World Series appearances as of the date of that World Series, and are used as follows:

* **Winning team** and **losing team** columns indicate the number of times that team has appeared in a World Series as well as each respective team's World Series record to date.

  American League team
  National League team

**World Series record by conference**

## World Series records by franchise

In the sortable table below, teams are ordered first by number of wins, then by number of appearances, and finally by year of first appearance. In the "Season(s)" column, **bold years** indicate winning appearances. In the sortable table below, teams are ordered first by number of wins, then by number of appearances, and finally by year of first appearance. In the "Season(s)" column, **bold years** indicate winning appearances.

## Records and statistics

### Consecutive wins

The Columbus Maroons is the only team with four consecutive wins. They hold the record for both the most consecutive appearances and wins. The Baltimore Orioles won three straight World Series titles from 1908 to 1910. The Worcester Ruby Legs / Milwaukee Brewers are only team to win consecutive World Series titles after relocation.

### Consecutive losses

The St. Louis Browns / San Francisco Giants posses the worst consecutive losing streak in World Series history, having lost three straight World Series in a row from 1922 to 1924.

### Consecutive appearances

The Baltimore Americans and the Washington Senators have the most consecutive World Series appearances with 5 from 1898 to 1902 and winning only won World Series title in 1901. The Washington Olympics / Senators were the first team with appearances as both the champions of the American and National Leagues. The Olympics/Senators won back-to-back World Series championships in 1874 and 1875. The Columbus Maroons appeared in four consecutive World Series from 1890 to 1893 and are the only team to win four consecutive World Series championships.

* Baltimore Americans (5) (1898, 1899, 1900, **1901**, 1902)
* Washington Olympics / Washington Senators (5) (1871, 1872, 1873, **1874**, **1875**)
* Baltimore Orioles (4) (1907, **1908**, **1909**, **1910**)
* Columbus Maroons (4) (**1890**, **1891**, **1892**, **1893**)
* San Francisco Bay Sox (3) (1911, **1912**, 1913)
* New York Raiders (3) (**1886**, 1887, 1888)
Haitian Republic

Disambiguation page for Haitian RepublicThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Haitian Republic** may refer to:

* First Haitian Republic, the transitional government from 1971 to 1973 under the Haitian National Congress led by Louis Mathieu
* Second Haitian Republic, the pseudo-democratic state under Louis Mathieu and later Toussaint Mathieu / Toussaint I; succeeded by the Haitian Empire

It may also refer to the **Republic of Haiti**

* First Repubulic of Haiti, a state between the First Empire of Haiti and numerous Haitian states including the Second Republic of Haiti and the State of Haiti
* Republic of Haiti (1820–1849), a Haitian state that held some territory in the southern parts of Haiti; disputed with the State of Haiti
* Second Republic of Haiti, a state between the Second Empire of Haiti and the U.S. occupation
* Republic of Haiti, a regime under François Duvalier and briefly by his son Jean Claude Duvalier
List of Pacific Coast League champions

The **Pacific Coast League Championship Game** (PCLCG) was the championship game of the Pacific Coast League and concluded the postseason. First played in 1929, the championship game is a single-elimination game between the champion of the Pacific League and the champion of the Coastal League.

A total of 12 editions of the PCLCG was held from 1929 to 1941. The Los Angeles Baseball Club won the most championships at seven.

## Pacific Coast League Championship Game results

Numbers in parentheses in the table are Pacific Coast League Championship Game (PCLCG) appearances as of the date of that World Series, and are used as follows:

* **Winning team** and **losing team** columns indicate the number of times that team has appeared in a World Series as well as each respective team's World Series record to date.

  Pacific League team
  Coastal League team
Liberty America

American conservative cable news channel

* French

**Liberty America** is an American multinational conservative news and political commentary television channel and website based in New York City. It was owned by the Lucky Star News Corporation until 2023 when it was sold to John Scully who founded the Liberty America Corporation.
2029 National Football League Season

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The 2029 National Football League season was the 110th season in the NFL, and the tenth season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The previous season saw the Ravens fail to make the postseason for the first time since the 2020 season. The Los Angeles Rams are currently the defending Super Bowl Champions.

## Postseason

Main article: 2029 Baltimore Ravens Season
Kansas City Indians relocation to Los Angeles

Proposed relocation of the Kansas City Indians to Los Angeles

The **Kansas City Indians relocation to Los Angeles** was an effort by ownership of the Kansas City Indians of Major League Baseball (MLB) to relocate the franchise from its historical roots in Kansas City to Los Angeles, California. The team has been based in Kansas City since 1891, where they won six World Series titles.

The relocation of the Indians came after the team’s first change in ownership, which saw team founder Chris Froula succeeded by his son David. Chris indicated his desires to move the team to a new city throughout his time as an executive under his father. Negotiations between the team and the city of Los Angeles began in 1934, with proposals for a new stadium being developed. No final stadium plan has been approved, and the lease with the City Trust of Kansas City is not set to expire until 1940. Approval of a move to Los Angeles has also been expressed by Jose Caraballo, the President of Player Management and by President Mike Schmidt. The City Trust has expressed their desires to keep the Indians in Kansans City and have suggested eminent domain to avoid the team moving.

## Background

David Froula began negotiating with the City of Kansas City for renovations to the Kansas City Stadium in 1932. Kansas City Stadium had existed since 1883 and was occupied by the Kansas City Cowboys from 1883 to 1886. The stadium was then occupied by the Indians starting in 1891.
2023 Barbie movie ban protests in the New State of Taaugug

* Government of the State of Taaugug
	+ Ministry of Media and Information
	+ National Media Safety Agency
	+ National Police Agency

The **2023 Barbie movie ban protests** began on July 17, 2023 when the government of the New State of Taaugug established a blanket ban of the Barbie from being played in theaters in the country. This ban led to widespread protests which were heavily cracked down on by the National Police. The protest movement led to wide protests against the government that are still ongoing. The protest movement is decentralized and does not share a single common goal. Some have called for the ban to be lifted, while others have called for an end to the entire New State of Taaugug regime in favour of rule by Free Taaugug or by Taaugug. These protests are occurring during the ongoing siege of the NST's territory in the Ione Province by the Allies, which is a part of the Taaugug insurgency.

## Motives

Originally, protest were simply aiming to have the movie be permitted to be played in theaters in the country. However, as the movement began to grow, factions began to form who have differing objectives. The more moderate faction are simply aiming to reform society from within and improve the rights of women and other minorities who have been oppressed by the government. This includes the abolition of the Ministry for the Propagation of Morality, Tradition, and the Family and loosening restrictions on the internet and media allowed by the Ministry of Media and Information and the National Media Safety Agency. More recently, a radical faction have formed with the objective of toppling the government. The radical faction itself its a wide coalition from simple anti-fascists, progressives, socialists, democrats, republicans, monarchists, anarchists, libertarians, liberals, and even some support from moderate conservatives. Since there isn't a central structure of the movement, each faction also contains sub-factions who at times have clashed with one another.
List of Kansas City Indians seasons

The **Kansas City Indians** are an American professional baseball franchise currently based in Kansas City, Missouri. The team was founded in 1881 as the **Worchester Ruby Legs** based in Worchester, Massachusetts and moved to Milwaukee and were known as the **Milwaukee Brewers** from 1883 to 1890.

The Indians peaked early winning three consecutive World Series titles in 1881, 1882 and 1883. This would be a golden age for the team as they have since failed to win or even appear in the World Series since 1892, where the team eventually lost to the Columbus Maroons. 2 games to 4. During the 1890s and the 1900s, the team faced a rebuild, and only made the postseason in 1898. During parts of this rebuilding period, the Indians were able to sneak into the postseason as wild cards, though they were quickly eliminated in the National League Championship Series (NLCS). From 1892 to 1909 the Indians failed to win their division. They would win the National League South Division (NL South) in 1909 and 1911, but have failed to capitalize on this momentum, having regressed to another rebuild going into the early 1910s.

## Key

* Season – The team season
* Level – The league the team played in
* League – The conference the team competed in
* Division – The division the team played in
* Finish – The placement in the division
* Won – Games won
* Lost – Games lost
* Win% – Win-loss percentage for the season
* GB – Games behind first place
* Playoffs – Playoff games played, if the team made the playoffs
* Awards – Awards won by team players

## Record by decade

The following table describes the AABL win–loss record by decade of the St. Louis Browns (1902–1917) / Oakland Americans (1918–1928) / Pittsburgh Pirates (1929-1936) / Kansas City Pirates (1937–1942) / New York Yankees (1943–1950) / Kansas City Indians (1951-present).
KT Wiz

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Professional baseball team in Suwon, Korea

* Northern League (2024–present)
* KT Wiz (2013–present)
* Suwon Olympic Stadium (2013–present)
 KBO Pennant (2) | * 2021
* 2023

The **KT Wiz** (Korean: KT 위즈) are a Korean professional baseball team based in Suwon, Korea. They are a member of the KBO League. They play their home games at Suwon Olympic Stadium in Suwon.

## History

On 11 January 2013, the Korea Baseball Organization officially approved KT Baseball Club's admission to KBO League, beginning with the 2015 season. The Suwon KT Wiz played the 2013 season as part of the KBO Futures League's Freedom Division, and the 2014 season as part of the Futures League's Blue League division. In 2015, the team was elevated to the KBO League.

As a new KBO League team in 2015, the Wiz were allowed four foreign players on their roster each season (as opposed to the usual three). Foreign players signed by the Wiz for the 2015 season were pitchers Phil Irwin, Andrew Sisco and Chris Oxspring, and hitter Andy Marte (Sisco and Irwin were both released mid-season and replaced by Dan Black and Justin Germano, respectively). Beginning in the 2017 season, the Wiz's allowed allotment of foreign players reverted to three to match the rest of the league.

After five straight seasons without a playoff appearance, Wiz finally broke through in 2020, finishing second with a 81–62–1 record. They were eliminated by the Doosan Bears in the semifinals after four games. The following year, for the first time in franchise history, KT Wiz became regular season champions after defeating the Samsung Lions in an additional tiebreaker and advanced directly to the Korean Series. In the final, they won their first Korean Series title, sweeping the Doosan Bears in four games.

The Wiz would then have an impressive season in 2023, finishing (92–51–1 (.642), barely finishing first in the league. They would then go on to sweep the Korean Series favorite LG Twins in the 2023 Korean Series.
Kendall Presidential Center

* Electoral History
 **38th Governor of Oregon**
* Elections
	+ 2018
	+ 2022
* Governorship of Roderick Kendall
 **U.S. Senator from Oregon**
* U.S. Senate Career
* Marriage Equality Act
* Kendall-Santorini Financial Reform Act
* Educational Equity and Employment Opporitunities Act
* Freedom From Harm Act
* Puerto Rican Statehood Act
* Douglass Statehood Act
* Comprehensive Healthcare Reform Act of 2026
* Election Transparency and Government Accountability Act
 **46th President of the United States**
* Presidency of Roderick Kendall
	+ timeline
* Transition
* Inaugurations
	+ first
	+ second
	+ third
	+ fourth
	+ fifth
	+ sixth
	+ seventh
	+ eighth

* Elections
	+ 2032
	+ 2036
	+ 2040
	+ 2044
	+ 2048
	+ 2052
	+ 2056
* First 100 days
* Murder of La'Sean Johnson
	+ La'Sean Johnson protests
	+ 2033 La'Sean Johnson protests in Douglass
* Second Moroccan Civil War
* Assassination of Abdul bin Sayyid
* Korean reunification
* Statehood Crisis of 2033
* Recession of 2033

* Timeline
	+ '33
	+ '34
	+ '35
 **Second term**
* American Great Leap Forward
* Dissolution of NATO
* Sanctions against Korea
* September 27 terrorist attacks
* 2038 Summer Olympics
* Equality in Sentencing Act of 2038
* Invasion of Saudi Arabia
* Reproductive Rights Act of 2040
* American Energy Act

* Timeline
	+ '37
	+ '38
	+ '39
 **Third term**
* Palestinian Soverignty and Self-Determination Act
* Data Protection and User Privacy Act of 2041
* First Gulf Crisis
* Withdrawl from NAFTA
* Carbon Reduction Act of 2044
* 2044 FIFA World Cup

* Timeline
	+ '41
	+ '42
	+ '43
 **Fourth term**
* Timeline
	+ '45
	+ '46
	+ '47
 **Sixth term**
* Timeline
	+ '49
	+ '50
	+ '51
 **Seventh term**
* Timeline
	+ '53
	+ '54
	+ '55
 **Eighth term**
* 2057 recall election
* Anti-Kendallism
* Kendallism

* Timeline

The **Kendall Presidential Center** is a planned architectural project overseen by the Kendall Foundation to commemorate the Presidency of Roderick Kendall, the 46th President of the United States. The center began construction on September 7, 2044 and is planned to be completed in 2050, with opening planned for 2052. The Center will be located in Portland, Oregon which is Kendall's hometown.
2034 Baltimore Ravens season

The 38th season in Baltimore Ravens franchise history

See *2034 National Football League Season*

* ← 2033
* Baltimore Ravens
* 2035 →

The **2034 season** was the Baltimore Ravens' 38th in the National Football League and the 13th under head coach Youssef Amallah. The Ravens improved on their 14-2 record from the 2033 season, going 16-0. Baltimore would then win Super Bowl LXIX and became the third team in NFL history with a perfect season, with the second and more recent being the 2023 Baltimore Ravens. 36th Season in Franchise History

## Offseason

### Free Agency

**Restricted Free Agents**
 Anthony Pearson
 J.C. Pearman
 Gerald Allen

**Unrestricted Free Agents**
 Richard Reynolds

## Roster

*Italics indicate a rookie*

**Baltimore Ravens roster**
2. Michael Prather (#18)

**Running backs**
1. Youssef Amallah XIII (#40) - RB
2. Adonis Rivers (#25) - HB
3. Joshua Jennings (#30) - HB

**Wide receivers**
1. Gio Pearson (#17)
2. Jerry Rice (#11)
3. Jamarcus Youngblood (#84)
4. Junior Morton (#19)
5. Donovan McQueen (#82)
6. Dante Jackson (#5)

**Tight ends**
1. Greg Edmonds (#14)
2. Justin Ballard (#80)
3. Rashard Bethel (#10)
2. Garrison Barner - (#66) - LT
3. Dell Wolfe (#62) - LG
4. Duane Glover (#72) - LG
5. Lance Rutherford (#63) - C
6. Sammy Morely] (#65) - C
7. Orlando Brown Jr. (#78) - RG
8. Phillip Kent (#67) - RG
9. Jonathan Chancellor (#68) - RT
10. T.J. Gaffney (#70) - RT

**Defensive linemen**
1. Lamar Reed (#4) - LE
2. Jose Rosemond (#95) - LE
3. Teyvon Bridge (#95) - LE
4. Zhaire Pickens (#48) - DT
5. Cliff Lindsey (#96) - DT
6. Cory Kindley (#75) - DT
7. Cary Whtiehead (#97) - DT
2. Keenan Thornton (#90) - LOLB
3. Charles Lewis (#54) - MLB
4. Tavares James (#98) - MLB
5. Glenn McClain (#50) - ROLB
6. Keenan Richardson - (#53) - ROLB

**Defensive backs**
1. Javonte Raymond (#34) - CB
2. Eric Lindsay (#23) - CB
3. Stacey Perkins (#29) - CB
4. Treyvon Reede (#24) - CB
5. Isaiah Milstead (#33) - CB
6. Sterling Dockery (#45) - FS
7. Shaquille Carnegie - (#14) - FS
8. Trevor Bingham (#3) - SS
9. Anfernee Bowe (#16) - SS
10. Gerald Allen (#35) - SS

**Special teams**
1. Younghoe Koo (#9) - K
2. Ryan Friedman (#15) - P
2. Mike Verner (#93) - LE   *Injured (IR}*
3. Chase Young - (#97) - RE   *Injured (IR}*

**Practice squad**
1. Hayden Berry (#10) - QB
2. Brandon Vaugh (#38) - FB
3. Lorenzo Pope (#94) - DT

*Rookies in italics*
updated 19:46, 6 January 2022 (UTC)
53 active (+0 exempt), 4 inactive, 8 practice squad, 0 unsigned

## Schedule

### Season

† Monday Night Football

\*Sunday Night Football

## Adjustments During the Season

### Positional Needs

*Bold and italicized indicate positions of serious need*
2025 National Football League Season

The **2025 National Football League season** is the 106th season in the NFL, and the sixth season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the reigning 3x back-to-back champions Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship game. The Cincinnati Bengals won their first Super Bowl, defeating the NFC champion Washington Football Team in Super Bowl LX.

## Postseason

*For full history of playoff berths see NFL Playoff History (2020 - Present )*

## League Changes

* The Arizona Cardinals will move back to St. Louis in the 2027 Season.
List of Los Angeles Baseball Club managers

In its 95-year history, the Los Angeles Baseball Club franchise of the All-American Baseball League and the Pacific Coast League has employed four managers. The duties of the team manager include team strategy and leadership on and off the field. Of those 42 managers, 12 have been "player-managers"; specifically, they managed the team while still being signed as a player. Since its founding the team have played their homes games at Los Angeles Olympic Stadium.

The LABC franchise began operations in the Pacific Coast League in 1929. The team were extremely successful in this league, winning seven league titles in thirteen years. The team would then join the AABL after the Pacific Coast League ended in 1941.

Three out of the five managers of the LABC have won a league championship. Chris Haynes and Alex Cardenas won the seven Pacific Coast League titles, while Jeff Retzlaff, won the team their first and only World Series title in 1945.

Their current manager is Ronald Acuña Jr., who was hired in the 1947 offseason season.

## Table key

 § | Number retired by the Los Angeles Baseball Club franchise
2024 Baltimore Orioles season

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## Roster

* Josh DiGregorio
* D.L. Hall
* Jorge Lopez
* Mike Fiers
* Arturo Solano
* Joey Gray
* John Means
* Randy Oppenheim
* Bruce Zimmerman
* Matt Shoemaker
* Kevin Owens
* Eddie Johnson
* Matt Strahm
* Dean Kremer
* Adam Plutko
* Tim Barnett
* Andy Driessen
* Brady Peacock
* Cole Sulser
* Alex Espinoza
* Paul Fry
* Dillon Tate
* Ignacio Ornelas
* John Brown
* Mike Braumann
* Jon Gwyn
* Eric Medina
* Josh Brown
* Keegan Akin
* Miguel Castro
* Tanner Scott
* Chance Sisco

**Infielders**
* Ji-man Choi
**Other batters**
* 24 D. J. Stewart
Haitian Republic (1973–2023)

Haitian state from 1973 to 2023

The **Haitian Republic** (Haitian Creole: *Repiblik Ayisyen*; French: *République Haïtienne*) was a Haitian state that exited from April 21, 1973 until December 3, 2023, when the Haitian Empire was declared by Toussaint I. The Haitian Republic was ruled by the Mathieu family and the Haitian National Congress, which later became the KND-PUSD. The KND/KND-PUSD was the sole legal party from 1971 until 2023. In 2023, a series of reforms made the KND-PUSD one of two legal parties alongside the Hope and Change. In its history, the country had two rulers, Louis Mathieu and his son Toussaint.
Jerry Celestin Jr.

Haitian Afro-Creole administrator and former politician (born 1943)

**Jerry Celestin Jr.** (born January 21, 1943) is a Haitian Afro-Creole educator, administrator, revolutionary and former politician serving as the Chancellor of Louis Mathieu University since 2001. A member of the KND-PUSD, he served as the Executive of Mathieuville from 1973 to 1983 and then from 1988 to 1993.

## Haitian National Congress

Celestin was an early member of the Haitian National Congress joining in 1969, two months after Louis Mathieu founded the group. He quickly rose up the ranks of the organization and was an instrumental part of coordinating the 1971 Haitian Revolution that saw the end of the Duvalier regime. Celestin was offered the role of Vice President of Haiti by Mathieu but turned it down, instead opting to serve in local politics. He was also a member of the Central Haitian Development Taskforce, which later became the Mathieuville Oversight Council that established Mathieuville.

## Chancellor of Louis Mathieu University

Celestin took office as the 2nd Chancellor of Louis Mathieu University on September 1, 2001. On Setpember 21, 2021, the old engineering and math building was remodeled and was renamed to the Jerry Celestin School of Mathematics and Engineering after him.

## Personal life

Celestin is married to Yvi Celestin. The couple have a total six children together. His oldest son, Jerry Celestin III is the Rector at Louis Mathieu University. He is a member of the Sunlight Shiners Club.