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I wrote this article in the summer of 2020. I have since noticed that the text on the team's website for their L1O history here has parts that are nearly, if not, identical to the text here. They likely copied it directly from here - that page didn't exist back when I made this (or I would've used it as a source). Just writing this so I don't get accused of plagiarism. (notice they link their notable players to wikipedia pages on that link, so shows they are aware of the wiki pages) RedPatch (talk) 21:32, 18 December 2021 (UTC)Reply