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Three Klein Cup championships define the Butchers' "Reign of Blood" dynasty:
- Klein/Season 1 defeat of the
Milwaukee Flamingos
(4-1) - Klein/Season 17 defeat of the
Sugar Grove Eavesdroppers
(4-0) - Klein/Season 22 defeat of the
Delaware Corporate Shells
(4-0)
The "Reign of Blood" dynasty was not about finesse or strategy - it was a dynasty of sustained, brutal dominance. While they handled their lovers, the 
Milwaukee Flamingos
, with gentle care, the sweeps of the 
Sugar Grove Eavesdroppers
and 
Delaware Corporate Shells
unfolded like ritual sacrifices, rendering their grids blood-stained altars to the Butchers' wild power. Slayer's "Reign of Blood" became the soundtrack to the league's nightmares - a period where every team feared the inevitable, bloody end that awaited them at the hands of the Butchers. It was an era defined by the relentless, pounding rhythm of the Butchers' mixtape, a symphony of slaughter that echoed across the league.
And yet, in spite of everyone's paralyzing fear of the 
Tucson Butchers
, the popularity of their mixtape đ„©Tucsonđ„©Butchersđ„© was through the roof. Teams could not stop listening to the nightmare fuel. The more they listened, the more it ran through their heads, the more they dreamed of their ultimate slaughter at the hands of the Butchers, the more they feared the Butchers. And still everyone listened to the mixtape on an endless loop - exercising to it, eating to it, falling asleep to it. It was as if the mixtape itself was engineered to gain popularity, and the popularity was the genesis of the infamous "Reign of Blood" dynasty. But this remains pure speculation.
