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12/1/2016 - Lenny was a Linemen for an prestige team of Human until he met his fate to a Troll breaking his neck killing him in the first possession of a play that failed to conceive as a point for the orc team he was facing. He has comeback however and wants revenge against all orc's he may be able to come in contact with you are certain that he jumped at the first chance he could to join a team filled with new players so he can try to relearn his former skills. Though after the first game the team lost horribly but Lenny did do a remember-able thing by injuring Crazy Apes the Bonobo of the Monkey Trouble causing the Crazy to miss there next match up.
12-2-2016 : Lenny played the match up against the Brawling Bumpers without anything remarkable or remember-able happening.
Earth Fathers: Lenny played a relatively descent game versus these dwarfs even managing to take a dwarf out of the game Dun Skyshaper a rookie Blocker. Finishing the match up with 6 blocks was quite a surprise realizing in four games he cause two injuries with only a lack luster ten blocks meaning when Lenny hits its going to be painful.
Lenny played the match up against the Panama Paper Tigers without anything remarkable or remember-able happening. (Taken down turn 6)
Lenny played against the RBBC Guardian Dragons landing to be the punching bag all night not getting any blocks in his name.
Lenny played the match up against the Panama Paper Tigers without anything remarkable or remember-able happening. (4 blocks)
Worghul's Horde: Lenny has played this match but one bad landing breaking and completely separating his leg from his body by a solid hit from Montang Romonlus the Mummy and MVP of the opposing team. This however is the end of Lenny "Brain Dead" Lords Career as the Necromancers do not believe the leg may be placed once again. It is a great lost for the team but he may rest now watching the games as a fan that understand more then the average fan of the sport.