recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Thirty-Days SMP

The **Thirty-Days SMP**, also known as the **Hardcore SMP** or **Free Trial SMP** is a private, whitelisted survival multiplayer server (SMP) played on by a group of Minecraft streamers. It is played in Hardcore mode, a setting in Minecraft where players only have one life.

The server will be active for 30 days before closing. Within this time period, players must try to survive without dying. If they do encounter death, they are unable to play on the server.

## SMP Rules

Players are only allowed online if someone on the server is streaming.

The world is limited to a 100 by 100 block region with no bedrock.

Tubbo can only play on the server up to three hours per day.
Arata

A friend and coworker of Liam Sera Banfield when Liam was still in his previous incarnation. Little is known about him, except that he was close enough to Liam's previous incarnation that they discussed anime and light novels. Arata had a special love for the isekai genre, especially for stories where the protagonist uses knowledge from their previous life to "hack" whatever setting they reincarnate into.
1883 Milwaukee Brewers season

3rd season in franchise history; first season in Milwaukee; and first one in NL South

The **1883 Milwaukee Brewers season** was the 3rd season in the franchise's history, their first in Milwaukee, and their third under manager Jorge Rios. They played their home games at Brewers Field.

The Brewers continued the streak of success that began during the franchise's brief tenure in Worcester and finished with a 34–26 record. In the newly expanded postseason, the Brewers were able to defeat the New York Raiders in the inaugural National League Championship Series to clinch their third straight World Series berth. In the World Series, the Brewers were able to best the Cincinnati Reds again after in a close 4–3 series, winning game seven to clinch their third consecutive World Series title. The franchise became the first in Major League Baseball to win the World Series in two separate cities, and the first franchise to win three consecutive World Series titles. The Brewers are considered the first dynasty in Major League Baseball, and the first in American professional sports.
1949 Los Angeles Baseball Club season

21st season in franchise history

* ← 1948
* **LABC seasons**
* 1950 →

The 1949 season was the Los Angeles Baseball Club's 8th season in the All-American Baseball League, their eighth season under the Thomsen Sports Group, and their third season under manager Ronald Acuña Jr..

LABC finished the regular season with a 96–66 record, failing to improve upon their record from the previous season and placed third in the WC South; missing the playoffs.
Yasushi

**Yasushi** is Liam's sword "teacher" who proclaims he is a master martial artist but is instead a street performer who uses tricks and his basic knowledge of swordsmanship to perform magic tricks.

This man’s true profession was the performing arts. He’d only been chosen as Liam’s instructor through the Guide’s machinations.

## Appearance

He is an aged man in a kimono and purple hakama, with messy hair and a scruffy face. A katana rested at his hip.

## Personality

Yasushi is a scoundrel and a fraud. He has shown to be more than happy to con Liam out of his money, despite being a child. Any money he's paid is normally given is normally spent in bars and women. Whenever he does, he lies to Liam that he's going out to train. He is also a shameless pervert. He is also extremely petty after Liam perverted encounter with Nias, since he wanted to lust after her.

His swindling nature makes him a natural liar. Whenever Liam is around, Yasushi pretends to be a wise, disciplined, and skilled swordsman. To strengthen this image, he uses proverbs of wisdom he heard from videos or things he made up.

He has also shown to be a coward. After Liam shown his rapid development in swordsmanship and cruelty towards corrupted people, Yasushi realized that Liam will execute him if he found out he's a fraud. His fear of Liam drives Yasushi to continue making up impossible tests and training methods.

## Powers & Abilities

Frankly speaking, this man is not strong. He’d studied all sorts of martial arts, but hadn’t managed to stick with any one of them for very long. Instead, he merely boasted of having mastered the martial arts and made his living by showing off techniques that boiled down to magic tricks.

His skills as a liar helped him keep up the master swordsman façade for decades without Liam ever noticing. Though it is not as good as he thinks since Amagi and Brian has seen him break character a few times.

## Trivia

Liam respects and admires him while he fears Liam because of what he might do if he finds out that he's a fraud.
1951–52 Port-au-Prince Buccaneers season

62nd season in franchise history; upcoming season

* < 1950–51
* **Buccaneers seasons**
* 1952–53 >

The **1951–52 Port-au-Prince Buccaneers season** will be the Port-au-Prince Buccaneers' 2nd season in the Haitian League, their 7th season in Port-au-Prince, and their 62nd overall season. They will play their home games at Buccaneers Park in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

The team was sold to Micah Thomsen after a disastrous 12-30 season. The team will be looking to improve on that record and not finish last in the Northern League. Team President Claire White was also let go in the offseason.
1950 World Series

38th edition of the All-American Baseball League's championship series

* NYY
* CWS
 Central | * BAL
* WSH
* ORI
 South | * NAS
* STL
* BRS
* NYM
* WAS
 Central | * FRE
* LAA
* ORL
 South | * LABC
* MIL
* MON
 * Playoffs

	+ ECWCS
	+ WCWCS
	+ ECCS
	+ WCCS
	+ ECCS
	+ WCCS
* **World Series**
* Awards and honors

	+ Award winners

* ← 1949
* AABL seasons
* 1951 →

The **1950 World Series** was the 38th annual edition of the championship game to determine the champion of the 1950 season. The Eastern Conference (EC) champion Baltimore Bullets defeated the Western Conference (WC) Frederick Patriots, 11–9. The game was played on October 10, 1950 at Bullets Park in Baltimore, Maryland, the home stadium of the Baltimore Bullets, marking the team's 21st World Series title.
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1922 Baltimore Orioles season

10th season in franchise history

* ← 1921
* Orioles
* 1923 →

The 1922 season was the Baltimore Orioles' 10th season in franchise history, their seventh season under manager Cyrus Monet.

The Orioles finished second in the EC South with a 93–69 record. The Orioles beat the White Sox in the EC Divisional Series before losing to the eventual champion Bullets in the Eastern Conference Championship Game.
1923 Kansas City Indians season

43rd season in franchise history

* **Won** NLDS (Bisons) 3–2
* *Lost* NLCS (Bees) 2–4

The **1923 Kansas City Indians season** was the franchise's 43rd season in Major League Baseball and their 33rd in Kansas City, and their 9th under manager Jose Caraballo. They play their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The Indians entered the season as the defending World Series champions. They improved on their previous record with a 77–55 record and their third straight NL South division title. They defeated the Buffalo Bisons in the NLDS 3–2 before being eliminated in the National League Championship Series by the Buffalo Bisons.
1952 Los Angeles Baseball Club season

24th season in franchise history

* ← 1951
* **LABC seasons**

The 1952 season will be the Los Angeles Baseball Club's 24th season in franchise history, their 11th in the All-American Baseball League, and their sixth under manager Ronald Acuña Jr.. The LABC will enter the season as the defending World Series champions.
2012 United States presidential election in Maine

Main article: 2012 United States presidential election

The **2012 United States presidential election in Maine** took place on November 6, 2012, as part of the 2012 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico participated. Maine voters chose four electors to represent them in the electoral college via a popular vote pitting incumbent David Song
1916 Baltimore Orioles season

4th season in franchise history

* ← 1915
* Orioles
* 1917 →

The 1916 season was the Baltimore Orioles' 4th season in franchise history and their first season under new manager Cyrus Monet.

The Orioles fired manager Clint Hughes after the disastrous 1915 season, and hired Cyrus Monet as their manager. The team would fail to improve on the previous season and finished 5th in the Eastern Conference, and again missing out on the postseason.
21 April Movement

Haiti-based political and criminal company

The **21 April Movement** (Haitian Creole: 21 Avril Mouvman) is a Haitian company that operates numerous businesses and criminal enterprises. The organization is semi-backed by the Haitian Government and has ties to the Mathieu family, notably being linked with Louis Mathieu. They are the parent organization of the National Defense Force of the Republic of Haiti, a private military company that provides security to the Mathieu family, especially to President Toussaint Mathieu as well as serving as secret police organization responsible for the disappearance, murder, torture, and rape of dissidents. They also operate a network of other criminal organizations engaging in various criminal and political activities and operate numerous front groups.
Atlanta Redskins

Major League Baseball team in Atlanta, Georgia

* American League (1872–present)
	+ AL South (1883–present)
* Atlanta Redskins (1891–present)
* Atlanta Reds (1890)
* Atlanta Red Stockings (1887–1889)
* Atlanta Reds (1885–1886)
* Cincinnati Reds (1876–1884)

The **Atlanta Redskins** are a Major League Baseball franchise based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Day 2

Ranboo

 Sneegsnag

 TommyInnit

 Tubbo

 Wilbur Soot

This page is about the events that occurred on June 23, 2021, the second day of the Thirty-Days SMP.

*Compact summary of the events TBA*

### Stream links

* Philza: Twitch VOD link; Unofficial YT VOD link (Only first part to 01:07:21)
* TommyInnit: Twitch VOD link; Official YT VOD link
* Sneegsnag: Twitch VOD link (Only first part to 03:07:12)
* Ranboo: Twitch VOD link; Unofficial YT VOD link
* Jack Manifold: Twitch VOD link; Unofficial YT VOD link
1951 Los Angeles Baseball Club season

23rd season in franchise history

* **Won** Divisional playoff(Athletics) 7–5
* **Won** Conference Championship (Rebels) 6–5
* *Lost* World Series (Bullets 5–6

* ← 1950
* **LABC seasons**
* 1952 →

The 1951 season is the Los Angeles Baseball Club's 10th season as a member of the All-American Baseball League and their 23rd season in franchise history, and their fifth under manager Ronald Acuña Jr. The Los Angeles Baseball Club will repeated as champions in the WC South, marking their first back-to-back division championships since the 1938 and 1939 seasons in the Pacific Coast League.

## Offseason

### Notable departures

* Ian Gallo was traded to the Rocky Mount Bandits in return for.

### Notable signings

* Received Kim Woo-jin in exchange for Brad Faulknerr and two first round picks, and a third round pick.
Brent Ewing

American professional baseball manager (born 1892)

* Kansas City Indians (1920–1926)Hitting coach
* Kansas City Indians (1927–1930)Manager
* Kansas City Indians (1930–1933)Bench Coach
* Baltimore–Pittsburgh Reapers (1934–1936)Manager

**Brent Ewing** (born January 11, 1892) is an American professional baseball coach and manager for the New York Yankees of Major League Baseball (MLB). He currently serves as the Bench Coach for the Kansas City Indians of Major League Baseball (MLB). He previously served as the Hitting Coach for the 1926 season before being promoted to Manager when Jose Caraballo left for the Tobytown Robins. Ewing was demoted back to Bench Coach in the middle of the 1930 season after a 20–31 start to the season.
1932 Kansas City Indians season

52nd season in franchise history

The **1932 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 52nd season in franchise history and their 15th overall season under manager Jose Caraballo. The Indians play their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The Indians improved on their previous record of 68–52 (.567) with a 72–50 (.590). They again finished first in the NL South but their season again finished in the NLDS, losing to the Minnesota White Caps 2–3.
A Resolution to Denounce the Horrors of Communism

* **Committee consideration by** United States House of Representatives & United States Senate Judiciary Committee
* **Passed the House of Representatives on** September 17, 2048 (424-14)
* **Passed the Senate on** September 27, 2048 (76–24)
* **Passed the House of Delegates on** November 3, 2048 (49–8)

The 132nd United States Congress passed A Resolution.
2056 United States presidential election

The **United States presidential presidential election** was the

All other candidates were on the ballots of fewer than 10 states, 100 electors, and less than 20% of voters nationwide.

## Results

### Electoral results

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## See Also

1. ↑ 2012 Ballot Status for President. Ballot-access.org (October 27, 2012).
1891 Kansas City Indians season

The **1891 Kansas City Indians season** was the saw the return of Major League Baseball franchise to Kansas City after the Kansas City Cowboys folded in 1886 after only three seasons.

The Indians finished first in the National League South Division and lost in the World Series to the Columbus Maroons, 1–4.
1936 Kansas City Indians season

56th season in franchise history

The **1936 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 56th season in franchise history, their 7th consecutive and 19th overall and final season under manager Jose Caraballo. The Indians played their home games at Kansas City Stadium. 1936 was also the final season for the Indians in Kansas City, Missouri as the team moved to Froula Stadium in Kansas City, Kansas in the offseason.

The Indians finished with a 58–64 record and were eliminated from the postseason. Jose Caraballo was fired and then promptly retired as a manger to become the Director of Player Personnel.
1930 Kansas City Indians season

50th season in franchise history

The **1930 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 50th season in franchise history and their 5th season under manager Brent Ewing. They played their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The Indians failed to improve on their previous 56–66 (.459) record and their 4th place finish in the NL South.
2021 Baltimore Ravens season

25th season in franchise history

* ← 2020
* Ravens seasons
* 2022 →

The **2021 Baltimore Ravens season** was be the Baltimore Ravens' 26th season and their 14th under head coach John Harbaugh. Baltimore will be looking to improve on an 11-5 season in 2020, and avenge their divisional round loss to the Buffalo Bills.
2028 National Football League season

The 2028 National Football League season was the 109th season in the NFL, and the ninth season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The defending champion Baltimore Ravens failed to make the postseason for the first time since 2020 posting a 6-10 record, the lowest under head coach Amallah. The AFC Champions were the Denver Broncos who lost to the NFC Champion Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LXIII.

Due to allowing the AI to sim the 2028 season, most stats are not available for the 2028 season.

## Standings

### Division Standings

#### AFC East

 Jets - X
 Bills
 Patriots

#### AFC North

 Steelers
 Ravens
 Browns

#### AFC South

 Colts - X
 Jaguars
 Texans

#### AFC West

 Broncos - X
 Raiders
 Chiefs

#### NFC East

 Giants
 Eagles
 Cowboys

#### NFC North

 Packers
 Bears
 Lions

#### NFC South

 Falcons - X
 Saints - X
 Buccaneers

#### NFC West

 Cardinals - X
 Seahawks
 49ers
All-Haitian Nationalist Party

Haitian nationalist organization

* Drug trafficking
* Extortion
* Human trafficking
* Kidnapping
* Sex trafficking
* Terrorism
* United States
* Jamaica
* Cuba

The **All-Haitian Nationalist Party**, also known as the All-Haitian National Party, or as the AHNP is a Haitian nationalist and secessionist organization. They primarily oppose the unification of the island of Hispaniola and the KND-PUSD. The AHNP consists of a wide variety of political ideologies. They are designated as a terrorist organization by the Haitian Government. They primarily operate in the rural regions of Haiti. The AHNP is an offshoot of the The Resistance movement and the People’s Liberation Movement of Haiti.

The AHNP was formed in 2006 as a coalition of groups from across the political spectrum who oppose the rule of Louis Mathieu. In 2023, the organization took up the cause of anti-Dominican sentiment. They advocate for the use of only Haitian Creole in all aspects of life. They oppose the use of Spanish language. The organization is led by Abbigail Smith.
1890 Milwaukee Brewers season

10th season in franchise history

The **1890 Milwaukee Brewers season** was the Milwaukee Brewers' 10th season in franchise history, their 10th under Jorge Rios, and their 8th and final season in Milwaukee. They played their home games at Brewers Field. After the 1890 season, the Brewers relocated to Kansas City and became the Kansas City Indians.
Britton family

* Delaware
* Douglass
* Georgia
* Florida
* New Jersey
* New York
* North Carolina
* Maryland
* Virginia

## Family tree

* Leon Britton (1920–2014), former fullback, executive and owner of the Union City Red Devils
	+ Gary Britton (1949–2032)
		- Justin James Britton (1976–present)
			* Leon Britton II (2000–present)
			* Corey Britton (2001–present)
		- April Steven Britton (1981–present)
			* Fernanda Britton (2005–present)
			* Icarus Britton (2006–present)
			* Alia Britton (2010–present)
			* Ian Britton (2011–present)
			* Alana Britton (2014–present)
			* Adele Summers Britton (2017–present)
			* Fortune Britton (2019–present)
			* Aries Britton (2020–present)
			* Chandler Britton (2021–present)
			* Fernando Ross Britton (2023–present)
			* Winter Augusta Britton (2023–present)
			* Wanda Britton (2023–present)
			* Andrea Britton (2023–present)
		- September Britton (1984–present)
			* Loretta Britton–Sutton (2003–present)
			* Arielle Britton (2003–present)
		- Isaiah Walter Britton
	+ Sean Britton (1951–2029)
	+ Amanda Britton (1954–2031)
	+ Ulysses Britton (1960–2049)
	+ Amelia Leon Britton (1961–2037)
Arturo Jiménez

Cuban-American professional baseball pitcher

* Frederick Keys (2024–present)

**Arturo Jiménez** (Born: April 15, 1991) is a Cuban-American professional baseball player for the Frederick Keys of the Chesapeake League. He played for the Annapolis Sailors in 2023 and had a 5–2 record, however his contract was not renewed by the team, making him an unrestricted free agent.

## Early life

Arturo Jiménez was born on April 15, 1991, along with his older twin brother Raul. The two grew up playing baseball together in Cuba and even played for their local team Guantanamo in the Cuban National Series. The two defected to the United States in 2021 to sign with the upstart Chesapeake League.

## Professional career

### Annapolis Sailors

Jiménez was drafted by the Annapolis Sailors with the 9th pick in the 24th round (285th overall) of the inaugural Chesapeake League draft. He started in seven games out of 26 he played in and had 5 wins and two losses with a total of 27.2 innings pitched and and earned run average (ERA) of 3.58. He initially elected to remain with the Sailors for the 2024 season, but changed his mind in July and officially became a free agent on August 13th.

### Frederick Keys

Both Jiménez brothers were signed by the Frederick Keys and play for the international minor league affiliate Kingston Privateers in the Caribbean League.

## Personal life

Arturo's twin brother Raúl is also currently a free agent, with both players having been on the pitching staff for the 2023 Sailors season. He has a 3-year-old son named Juan.
Baltimore Ravens Hall of Fame

## Candidates

### Former Players

* Justin Tucker - K (2012 - 2020)
* Gus Edwards - RB (2020 - 2025)
* Stefon Diggs - WR (2020 - 2026)
* Vita Vea - DT (2020 - 2026)
* Phil English - T (2021 - 2027)
* Quenton Nelson - G (2025 - 2028)
* Lamar Jackson - QB (2018 - 2032)

### Active Players

* Ronnie Stanley - OT (2018 - )
* Orlando Brown Jr. - OT (2018 - )
* Terrell Suggs - DE (2020 - )
* Chase Young - DE (2020 - )
* Minkah Fitzpatrick - S (2020 - )
* Younghoe Koo - K (2020 - )
* Yannick Ngakoue - DT / DE (2025 - )

## Honorable Mentions

* Jalen Ramsey - CB (2020 - 2026)
* Patrick Queen - DT (2021 - )
* Miles Boykin - TE (2021 - )
* Tony Langford - S (2021 - 2027)
* Eric Wakefield - LB (2023 - )
* Mekhi Becton - T (2025 - )
* Ezra Cleveland - G (2020 - 2023, 2028 - )
* Ja'Quan Clemons - LB (2024 - )

## See Also

* List of Baltimore Ravens Retired Jersey Numbers
2022 Beltway Bowl

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The **2022 Maryland–Rosewood State Rivalry Game**, also known as the **2022 Beltway Bowl**, or the **2022 Capital Beltway Bowl**, was the 109th annual college football rivalry game between the Maryland Terrapins and the Rosewood State University Rosas. The game was held on October 8th, 2022, which was the sixth week of the 2022 NCAA Division I FBS season. The game was hosted by the Maryland Terrapins at SECU Stadium, formerly known as Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium. The game was broadcasted on ESPN, and received the highest rating of any Mid-Atlantic Conference up to that point in the season.

Going into the matchup, the Rosewood State Rosas were undefeated and ranked #3 in the country, with a 2-0 record in conference play, and the week prior defeated the #23 Virginia Cavaliers. Maryland came into the game having 1-1 in conference play with a 4-1 record overall. The Terrapins were ranked #14 in the AP Poll, and had lost the previous week against James Madison.
2023–24 Port-au-Prince Buccaneers season

134th season in franchise history; ongoing season

* < 2022–23
* **Buccaneers seasons**

The **2023–24 Port-au-Prince Buccaneers season** is the the Port-au-Prince Buccaneers' 74th season in the Haitian League, their 79th season in Port-au-Prince, and their 134th overall season. They will play their home games at Buccaneers Park in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Brooklyn Dodgers

Major League Baseball franchise based in Brooklyn, New York

The **Brooklyn Dodgers** are a Major League Baseball franchise based in Brooklyn, New York. They play in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a member of the American League (AL) South Division.

The Dodgers were founded in 1871 as the **Athletic Club of Brooklyn**, initially a multi-sport group of individual clubs. The baseball division of the club would quickly focus on just baseball and would become the **Brooklyn Base Ball Club** in 1876. The team was known as the **Brooklyn Grays** when they joined Major League Baseball (MLB) in 1887. They would then change to the name **Brooklyn Atlantics** for a season in 1890. The team would then adopt the name the **Brooklyn Bridgegrooms** in 1891 and would be known by that name for the next two seasons. By 1893, the name was shortened to just **Brooklyn Grooms**. The franchise was then known as the **Brooklyn Robins** for two seasons from 1899 to 1900. The name **Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers** was then adopted by the team in 1901 and was really popular. The name was also shortened to **Brooklyn Dodgers**, which was the team's name from 1910 until the 1922 season. The team was then changed to the **Brooklyn Black Sox** in 1923, however this name was never popular with fans, with many still referring to the team as the Brooklyn Dodgers. Eventually, the name was changed back to **Brooklyn Dodgers** in 1935.

The Dodgers won back-to-back World Series titles in 1888 and 1889. They failed to appear in the World Series from 1890 to 1920, which is a total of 31 seasons. They also have the second longest ongoing World Series drought, having won their last title in 1889 (34 years ago) behind only the Yankees with an active drought of 37 years.

The Dodgers have an all-time franchise record of 1,905–1,827 (.510)

## History

Main article: History of the Brooklyn Dodgers
1950–51 Haitian League season

1st Haitian League season

The **1950–51 Haitian League season** was the inaugural season of the Haitian League. The regular season begins on December 20, 1950 and concludes on February 2, 1951. The Haitian Series will be held after.

## Postseason

### Games

Main article: 1951 Haitian series
The **1951 Haitian Series** was the penultimate postseason series held between the champions of the Northern League and the champions of the Southern League.
1882 Worcester Ruby Legs season

2nd season in franchise history

The **1882 Worcester Ruby Legs season** was the 2nd season in the franchise's history and their second under Jorge Rios. They played their home games at the Worcester Driving Park Grounds.

The Ruby Legs finished the season again with the best record in the American League and defeated the Cincinnati Reds in the World Series
2056 United States presidential election in West Virginia

Main article: 2056 United States presidential election

The **2056 United States presidential election in West Virginia** was held on Tuesday, November 7, 2056, as a part of the 2056 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus the territories of the Northern Mariana Islands participated. West Virginia chose to electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote, putting Labour nominee and long-term incumbent Roderick Kendall and Vice President Amanda Choi against Conservative–Republican Robert Jackson and running mate
2008 Baltimore Ravens Season

* ← 2007
* Baltimore Ravens
* 2009 →

The **2008 Season** was the Baltimore Ravens' 13th in the National Football League , the first under John Harbaugh, and the 7th under General Manager Ozzie Newsome .

## Roster

**Baltimore Ravens roster**
2. Scott Odom (#8)
3. Michael Vick (#7)

**Running backs**
1. Frank Gore (#21)
2. Willis McGahee (#23)
3. Maurice Jones-Drew (#32)
4. Tavon Wiley (#25)

**Wide receivers**
1. Steve Smith (#85)
2. Randy Moss (#84)
3. Larry Fitzgerald (#11)
4. Sidney Rice (#18)
5. Marcus Vick (#16)

**Tight ends**
1. Tony Gonzalez (#87)
2. Vernon Davis (#80)
2. Marshal Yanda (#73)
3. Ben Grubbs (#66)
4. Jason Brown (#60)
5. Mike Flynn (#62)
6. Ike Ndukwe (#63)
7. Keydrick Vincent (#68)
8. Chris Chester (#65)
9. Adam Terry (#78)
10. Brian Rimpf (#69)

**Defensive linemen**
1. Michael Strahan (#96)
2. Frostee Rucker (#93)
3. Haloti Ngata (#99)
4. R-Kal Truluck (#98)
5. Justin Bannan (#94)
6. Dusty Dvoracek (#91)
7. Andrew Powell (#71)
2. Gary Stills (#56)
3. Ray Lewis (#52)
4. Brian Urlacher (#54)
5. Paul Posluszny (#51)
6. Dany Cody (#53)

**Defensive backs**
1. Darrelle Revis (#44)
2. David Macklin (#38)
3. David Pittman (#22)
4. Derrick Martin (#29)
5. Ed Reed (#20)
6. Jamaine Windborne (#28)
7. Troy Polamalu (#45)
8. Dawan Landry (#26)

**Special teams**
1. Matt Stover (#5)
2. Sam Koch (#10)
*None*

*Rookies in italics*
updated 00:16, 13 December 2021 (UTC)
53 active, 0 free agent(s), 0 practice squad, 0 unsigned
1928 Tobytown Robins season

* ← 1927
* Tobytown Robins
* 1929 →

The **1928 season** was the Tobytown Robins' 3rd season in franchise history, and third under manager Jose Caraballo, and their first in the Afro-American Professional Baseball League. They played their home games at Tobytown Park.

The Tobytown Robins won their first league championship, finishing 1st in the AAPBL and being crowned league champions by default as the league didn't have a playoff at the time. They also competed in the first annual Negro World Series but lost the series to the New York Gothams 2–4.
2042 United States Senate election in Maryland

The **2042 United States Senate election in Maryland** took place on November 4, 2036, in order to elect a member of the United States Senate to represent the State of Maryland. It was held concurrently with other elections to the United States Senate, elections to the United States House of Representatives, and various state and local elections. Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Hyojin Choi was re-elected to a second term by a landslide margin of 37 points.
1945 Los Angeles Baseball Club season

17th season in franchise history, first World Series appearance and win

* ← 1944
* **LABC seasons**
* 1946 →

The 1945 season was the Los Angeles Baseball Club's 17th season in the All-American Baseball League. LABC improved on their 90–72 record from 1944, and managed to clinch their first WC Central division title. They made the AABL playoffs for the first time since joining the AABL in 1941. LABC defeated their rivals, the Los Angeles Angels in divisional series. They defeated the Mexico City Vipers in the 1945 Western Conference Championship Game to clinch their first appearance in the World Series. The team played their home games at Los Angeles Olympic Stadium.
1950 AABL season

38th AABL season

* ← 1949
* AABL seasons
* 1951  →

The **1950 All-American Baseball League season** was the 38th season of the All-American Baseball League. The regular season began on April 1 and concluded on September 31, 1950. the playoffs began on October 3rd, 1950 and concluded on October 9th. The 1950 World Series was held on October 10, 1950 at Bullets Park, located in Baltimore Maryland, and is the home stadium of the champion Baltimore Bullets.

The Bullets won their 21st World Series title. For the first time in the history of the AABL, multiple teams posted 100+ wins in a season. The league also saw the creation of the Hartford Shockers.

## Offseason

### Expansions and relocations

* The Anaheim Majestics relocate and become the Montreal Majestics

## Schedule

The 1950 AABL season began on April 3, 1950. As has been the case since 1945, all teams play their three division opponents 15 times for a total of 45 games.

## Milestones

### Batters

* Gregg Howell (NYM)
	+ Hit 3 home runs, 4 for 5, 6 RBI versus Milwaukee Brewers (April 10)
* Youssef Amallah (BAL)
	+ Hit 3 home runs, 3 for 4, 7 RBI versus San Juan (April 29)

## Awards and honors

### All-AABL Team

Players are selected through fan votes (50%) and votes from a panel of experts (50%). The winners will be selected based on merit, with no set number of nominees per position and no distinction between leagues.

### Other awards

* *The Sporting News Player* of the Year Award: Aaron Judge (NYY)
* Comeback Players of the Year: Justin Verlander (HOU, American); Albert Pujols (STL, National)
* Edgar Martínez Award (Best designated hitter): Shohei Ohtani (LAA)
* Hank Aaron Award: Aaron Judge (NYY, American); Paul Goldschmidt (STL, National)
* Roberto Clemente Award (Humanitarian): Justin Turner (LAD)
* Mariano Rivera AL Reliever of the Year Award (Best AL reliever): Emmanuel Clase (CLE)
* Trevor Hoffman NL Reliever of the Year Award (Best NL reliever): Edwin Díaz (NYM)
* Warren Spahn Award (Best left-handed pitcher):

 Multi-position | Tommy Edman (STL)

## Retirements

* 2B Victor Apodaca
* P Joe Krakuskas
* SS Jesus Lopez
* P Jose Baleiras
* P Dennis Powell
* P Camilo Doval
* P Ike Powers
* P Andres Juarez
* RF Gregg Atkins
* RF Marc Clarkson
* CF Matt Blossom
* P Emiliano Carpeggiani
* P Jesus Hernandez
* P Justin Hobbs
* 2B Jose Balderas
* P Danny Gonzalez
* 1B Gene Hund
* P Justin Duschcherer
* P Frank Powell
* RF Hugo Valenzuela
* 3B Ramon Rodriguez
* 1B Art Roth
* P Arodys Vizcaino
* P Tim Weida
* P Felipe Lira
* LF Jaleel Major
* P Dale Williams
* 1B Jose Martinez
* P Gary Munoz
* 2B Jesus Olivares

## Retired numbers

* Tony Ramirez's no. 22 is retired league-wide.
Boston Braves

Major League Baeball franchise based in Boston, Massachusetts

* American League (1871–present)
	+ AL North (1883–present)
* Boston Braves (1876–present)
* 1876
* 1900
 AL Pennants (4) | * 1872
* 1876
 AL North Division titles (10) | * 1908
* 1909
* 1910
* 1911
* 1912
* 1919
* 1923
* 1924
* 1932
* Braves Park (1913–present)
* Boston Field (1871–1913)

The **Boston Braves** are an American professional baseball franchise based in Boston. The Braves compete in Major League Baseball as a member of the American League (AL) North Division.
1937 Kansas City Indians season

57th season in franchise history

The **1937 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 57th season in franchise history, and their first under Patrick Toliver. The Indians played their home games at Froula Stadium in Kansas City, Kansas for the first time. The season was short due to the contraction of league from 22, back again to 20 teams.
Buccaneers Sports Group

Haitian sports holding comapny

* Rebecca Vincent (CCO)
* Daniel Solomon (CDO)
* Toussaint Laguerre (CCoC)

The **Buccaneers Sports Group** (Haitian Creole: *Buccaneers Espò Gwoup*; French: *Groupe Sportif des Boucaniers*; Spanish: *Grupo Deportivo Bucaneros*) is a publicly-held nonprofit corporation that owns and operates the Haitian League's Port-au-Prince Buccaneers franchise, based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as well as the PAPB Foundation. The corporation was established in 1971 as the **Port-au-Prince Athletic Trust** and was operated by the Bureau of Sports under the jurisdiction of the Haitian Ministry of Sports and Tourism. The company became a publicly-owned non-governmental agency in 2023 after the passage of the Buccaneers Act of 2023 giving special rights to the team.
Baltimore Orioles

Major League Baseball franchise in Baltimore, Maryland

The **Baltimore Orioles** (also commonly known as the **O's**) are an American professional baseball team based in Baltimore. The Orioles compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a member club of the American League (AL) South division. The O’s joined Major League Baseball in 1872 as an expansion team. They are one of the oldest teams in Major League Baseball and one of the only teams who haven’t been relocated or renamed. The O’s played at Old Baltimore Field from their inaugural season until the 1888 season. They played their home games at Camden Yards Park until moving to Oriole Park in 1911.

The Orioles adopted their team name in honor of the official state bird of Maryland; it had been used previously by several baseball clubs in the city, including another AL charter member franchise also named the "Baltimore Orioles", which moved to New York in 1903 to eventually become the Yankees. Nicknames for the team include the "**O's**" and the "**Birds**"

The Orioles are the most successful franchise in Major League Baseball, having won 23 AL South division titles, 14 American League Pennants, and 10 World Series championships (which is the most of any team).
2024 National Football League Season

The 2024 National Football League season was the 105th season in the NFL, and the fifth season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The Baltimore Ravens won their 7th Super Bowl in franchise history and their 3rd consecutive Super Bowl, making them the only team in NFL history to repeat 3x as champions.

## Super Bowl LIX

### Site

Johnny Unitas Memorial Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland

## Playoffs

*For full history of playoff berths see NFL Playoff History (2020 - Present )*
2026 National Football League Season

The 2026 National Football League season was the 107th season in the NFL, and the seventh season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The Cincinnati Bengals the reigning champions after winning their first Super Bowl in 2025.
This season the will be for the first season the Cardinals will be located in St. Louis since 1987. Other possible re-locations include: the Raiders moving back to Oakland, and the Chargers returning to San Diego.

## Postseason

*For full history of playoff berths see NFL Playoff History (2020 - Present )*
1972 LMU Panthers baseball team

1st season in program history

The **1972 LMU Panthers baseball team** represented Louis Mathieu University Panthers in the South Division of the Creole League during the 1972 HNCAA baseball season. It was also the first season in the program’s history and in the league’s history. The Panthers were led by first year head coach Pierre Carrare. The Panthers finished the regular season with the best record in the division and defeated the Hinche Falcons 4–3 in the 1972 Collegiate World Series.

In the Collegiate World Series, the LMU Panthers fell behind in the series 1-3. against the Hinche Falcons. The Panthers bounced back winning two straight to tie the series at 3 games. In game seven, the Panthers fell behind 0-9 before rallying and winning 10-9.
1973 Haitian presidential election

1st quinquennial Haitian presidential election

The **1973 Haiti presidential election** was the first quinquennial presidential election in Haiti held on July 1, 1973. It was the first presidential election under the new Haitian Republic and the Haitian National Congress. Incumbent President Louis Mathieu was elected President in a landslide victory with 77.35% of the vote.

## Background

On April 21, 1971, the Haitian National Congress took over Haiti and declared the Haitian Republic. This came after the passing of former dictator François Duvalier. The Haitian National Congress then quickly banned all other political parties and instituted martial law. Elections for the President were to be held on July 1, 1973. When the Government of Haiti believed that conditions were right to hold an election.
Brewers name controversy

Dispute between the Kansas City Indians and Milwaukee Brew Crew

* Kansas City Indians
* Milwaukee Brew Crew

The name **Milwaukee Brewers** was used by both the Milwaukee Brewers, who played in Milwaukee from 1883 until 1890 and by the expansion franchise that began in 1896 and moved from Minnesota and eventually were known as the Brewers, having been named the Milwaukee Brew Crew for a period from 1908 to 1915. The dispute caused the rivalry between the two franchises to become hostile, thus creating the Midwest Series, which is one of the most intense and heated rivalries in Major League Baseball.
Alexander Chu

Chief Executive Officer of Echo Labs

 Known for | * Environmental activsm
* Philanthropy

**Alexander Chu** (Chinese: 亚历山大朱; pinyin: *Yàlìshāndà Zhū*; born May 5, 1975) is an Chinese-American businessman serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Echo Labs.

## Early life

Chu was born on May 5, 1975 in Nanjing, China. His father was senior official in the Chinese Communist Party under Mao Zedong. Chu would attend Oxford University from 1993 to 2003, graduating with a degree in engineering and computer science.

## Career

He would move to the United States and worked on the Wall Street Stock Exchange briefly until the 2007 financial crisis. After obtaining citizenship in the United States, Chu worked for the Department of the Treasury.

In 2011, he founded Creative Games, a mobile game studio that published numerous iOS and Android apps. Creative Games Inc. was purchased in 2017 by the Lucky Star Corporation for $45 million dollars.

Chu would leave Creative Games to work on the Lucky1's mobile operating system LuckyOS in 2020

## Advocacy and philanthropic work

Chu has been a critic of the Chinese Communist Party. He has released public statements in favor of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. Chu tweeted in support of Hong Kong independence, however this tweet was quickly deleted and an apology was issued later the same day. This very public criticism led to the banning of Echo from Chinese markets after being appointed CEO of the company in 2023.

Chu donated to charities working with unhoused people in New York City. He has also donated $1.5 million to the Democratic National Committee and to campaigns of progressive Democrats both in the state of New York and nationally.
2020 United States presidential election

The **2020 United States presidential election** was the 59th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2020. The Republican ticket of incumbent President Trent Villarreal and Wayne Gangon defeated Democratic challengers Roderick Kendall and Patricia Lee. It was the fourth election in a row in which the incumbent was re-elected to a second term. 2020 was the first election that included the two newest states in the Union of Puerto Rico and Douglass.

## Background

Article Two of the United States Constitution provides that the President and Vice President of the United States must be natural-born citizens of the United States, at least 35 years old, and residents of the United States for a period of at least 14 years. Candidates for the presidency typically seek the nomination of one of the political parties, in which case each party devises a method (such as a primary election) to choose the candidate the party deems best suited to run for the position. Traditionally, the primary elections are indirect elections where voters cast ballots for a slate of party delegates pledged to a particular candidate. The party's delegates then officially nominate a candidate to run on the party's behalf. The general election in November is also an indirect election, where voters cast ballots for a slate of members of the Electoral College; these electors in turn directly elect the president and vice president.

## Nominations

### Democratic Party Nomination

#### Candidate

 Senate Majority Leader

### Republican Party Nomination

#### Primaries

With incumbent, Trent Villarreal running for re-election, no real challenge took place for the party nomination. Herman Thompson, Brady Cain, and Rebecca Jackson did attempt to challenge the moderate Villarreal, though each candidate dropped out of the race within a span of months and chose to back Villarreal instead. The nomination process took place with the forgone conclusion of Villarreal being selected as the Republican nominee for President.

## Results

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Villarreal won the electoral college and the popular vote in the 2020 presidential election. He won the electoral college 305-250, and the popular vote by a 13% margin.
Baltimore–Pittsburgh Reapers

Professional baseball team based in Baltimore and Pittsburgh

* American League (1890–present)
	+ AL North (1890–present)
* 30
* 44
* 45
* 55
* Baltimore–Pittsburgh Reapers (1916–present)
* Pittsburgh Americans (1909–1915)
* Baltimore Americans (1895–1908)
* Royal Farms Arena (1961–present)
* Pittsburgh Stadium (1909–1915)
* Oriole Park (1895–1908, 1916–1960)
* Columbus Stadium (1890–1894)

**Baltimore–Pittsburgh Reapers** are a professional American baseball team
2057 United States presidential recall election

The **2057 United States presidential recall election** was a special recall election that was held on March 10, 2057, when 400 members of Congress voted to recall President Roderick Kendall, who had served as President since he was first elected in the 2032 United States presidential election, and had just been elected to a seventh term in 2056. This election was the first time the Election Transparency and Government Accountability Act, which gave congress the authority to recall the President if 2/3rds of congress votes in favor of a recall. The general election will be held on November 7. 2057.

Kendall was voted out by a the Anti-Kendall coalition, which included Conservative–Republican Party, Labour Party, Liberal Party, Alliance Party, and some Democratic members of Congress, which formed due to increasing dissatisfaction with the Kendall administration, and due to fears of government overreach by progressive Labour policies implemented by the Kendall administration. The recall vote was the first time a mass of Labour members of Congress broke from the party and voted against the government. The Election Transparency Act was passed in 2024 under the Jacob Villarreal administration as a way to check the powers of the President since term limits were abolished.

A motion to recall the President and trigger a vote of no confidence was triggered when Representative Wallace Hemby introduced articles of impeachment and a motion of no confidence in the Presidency of Roderick Kendall. The motion was introduced and debated on for two weeks before a vote was held. The vote was held on March 10 by a joint session of Congress who narrowly voted to remove Kendall from office, and barring him from future office. Vice President Amanda Choi took over as the acting president until the election results were determined.

The vote would then trigger a presidential election which was held in November, which saw the Labour Party remain in power.
1929 Taaugug general election

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The **1929 Taaugug general election** were a series of national elections held in Taaugug to determine which party will govern Taaugug. The country held elections for both the Presidency of Taaugug and for all of seats in the Parliament. The ruling Democratic Party had been in power almost continuouly since the 1888; however due to worsening economic conditions the party would face the worst defeat in their history.
1935 Kansas City Indians season

55th season in franchise history

The **1935 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 55th season in franchise history, their 6th consecutive and 18th overall season under manager Jose Caraballo, and the first season without longtime General Manager Tommy Easterby. The Indians play their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The Indians hope to avoid having consecutive losing seasons, return postseason and win another NL South Division title.
1931 Kansas City Indians season

51st season in franchise history

The **1931 Kansas City Indians season** was the Kansas City Indians' 51st season in franchise history and their 14th overall season under manager Jose Caraballo, and second full season since his midseason return in 1930. The Indians play their home games at Kansas City Stadium.

The Indians were able to improve on the previous season where they picked first overall in the MLB Draft with a record of 51–71 (.418), winning the division in August 11, 1931.
Black Star of the Revolution

The **Black Star of the Revolution** (Haitian Creole: *Zetwal Nwa Revolisyon an*) is the national symbol of Haiti. It is designated as the official symbol of the Haitian Republic and represents the spirit and continuous struggle for black liberation and freedom from tyranny. It is also used as a part of the Flag of Haiti. The symbol is also used to represent the Haitian National Congress, the sole legal political party in Haiti; and is used as one of the offical symbols of the Mathieu family, the political dynasty that have been ruling Haiti since their takeover in 1971.