Difference between revisions of "Valentine Games"
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{{Player|team=[[Baltimore Crabs]]|status=Intact, Alive|rating=★★1/2}} | {{Player|team=[[Baltimore Crabs]]|status=Intact, Alive|rating=★★1/2}} | ||
| − | Valentine Games is a player for the [[Baltimore Crabs]]. While they share a surname with [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]] player [[Cornelius Games]], and [[New York Millennial]] player [[Richardson Games]], it has been confirmed that the three players share less than 80% of their biomass and thus are allowed to compete as separate players. The popular holiday Valentine's day was named in their honor, in celebration of the day that Valentine was signed to the Crabs. This is why people on Valentine's day are often seen wearing the Baltimore Crabs' iconic red. | + | Valentine Games is a player for the [[Baltimore Crabs]]. While they share a surname with [[Charleston Shoe Thieves]] player [[Cornelius Games]], and [[New York Millennials|New York Millennial]] player [[Richardson Games]], it has been confirmed that the three players share less than 80% of their biomass and thus are allowed to compete as separate players. The popular holiday Valentine's day was named in their honor, in celebration of the day that Valentine was signed to the Crabs. This is why people on Valentine's day are often seen wearing the Baltimore Crabs' iconic red. |
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Revision as of 02:40, 30 July 2020
Valentine Games is a player for the Baltimore Crabs. While they share a surname with Charleston Shoe Thieves player Cornelius Games, and New York Millennial player Richardson Games, it has been confirmed that the three players share less than 80% of their biomass and thus are allowed to compete as separate players. The popular holiday Valentine's day was named in their honor, in celebration of the day that Valentine was signed to the Crabs. This is why people on Valentine's day are often seen wearing the Baltimore Crabs' iconic red.
