Kenneth’s place in BakaBois history is built on two championships, but the clearest thread running through his career is scoring.

Across 11 recorded seasons from 2015 through 2025, Kenneth owns an 81–66 regular-season record and 17,200.48 points. His 81 wins and 17,200.48 points are the highest totals in the current 29-owner directory. The site’s owner-ranking formula places him second among 20 qualified managers, behind four-time champion Kent.

Kenneth is also first among the 11 managers who meet the 50-week threshold on the league’s normalized scoring leaderboard. Across 81 complete, comparable regular-season weeks, his average weekly scoring percentile is 57.00. That metric excludes playoffs, consolation games, Baka Bowls and incomplete league-weeks; it measures weekly scoring strength, not championships or draft quality.

The long road to a title

Kenneth’s recorded career began in 2015 with a 7–7 season and a playoff appearance. The historical standings row stores a second-place finish, but the surviving bracket does not support treating him as the 2015 runner-up. That conflict is a known archival defect, so the finish should not be embellished.

A 4–10 season followed in 2016. Kenneth rebounded to 7–6 in 2017 and then went 9–4 with 1,691.80 points in 2018. Baberaham Lincoln reached the postseason that year before losing 139.26–91.64 to Miguel.

The 2019 season ended 5–8. Through five recorded years, Kenneth had built multiple winning teams and reached the playoffs twice, but he had not reached a championship game.

That changed in 2020.

2020: Applebees wins it outright

Playing as 2 for 20 deal @ Applebees, Kenneth went 10–3, earned the No. 1 seed and scored 1,631.50 regular-season points, the most in the 14-team league.

The season included a six-game winning streak from Weeks 4 through 9. Its peak came in Week 6, when Applebees erupted for 180.80 points and beat Spanky’s Coochieman Is Here 180.80–86.18.

The top seed earned Kenneth a first-round bye. In the semifinal, Applebees defeated Qman’s Trail of Bodies 124.72–105.26.

The championship brought Austin’s Hot Chubb Time Machine. Austin entered with two titles already on his résumé and had scored 1,622.02 points during a 9–4 regular season.

Kenneth delivered his best playoff score of the year. Applebees defeated Hot Chubb Time Machine 149.86–136.96 and won the 2020 championship outright.

Jeff Wilson Jr. led Kenneth’s title lineup with 27.40 points. Deshaun Watson scored 26.76, Travis Kelce added 22.80, Justin Jefferson scored 14.50, Antonio Brown added 13.50, Kenyan Drake scored 13.00, Chris Carson added 10.90, the Ravens defense scored 11.00 and Jason Myers supplied 10.00.

The draft supplied the foundation, not the finished roster. Kenneth drafted 11th and opened with Joe Mixon at No. 11, Kelce at No. 18, Carson at No. 39, Watson at No. 46 and Marquise Brown at No. 67.

Only Watson, Carson, Kelce and the Ravens defense were both Kenneth draft picks and championship starters. Drake, Antonio Brown, Jefferson, Wilson and Myers joined later. The recovered data does not safely classify every addition as a waiver claim, free-agent signing or trade, but the broader point is clear: Kenneth kept rebuilding the team after draft night.

2022: Back on top of the scoring table

Two seasons later, Kenneth produced an even higher-scoring title contender.

Applebees went 10–4 and scored 1,782.68 regular-season points, again leading all 14 teams. John earned the No. 1 seed at 11–3, while Kenneth entered the bracket as the No. 2 seed.

Kenneth beat Ian’s My Ball Zach Ertz 132.86–125.14 in the opening round, then defeated Wes’s TAKE ME OUT I DONE 133.18–86.26 in the semifinal.

The championship against Cesar cannot be described like an ordinary completed final.

The imported ESPN matchup row shows Kenneth ahead 74.50–55.20, but the Bills–Bengals game was canceled after Damar Hamlin’s medical emergency. Kenneth’s lineup included Josh Allen, and Cesar’s included Joe Burrow. The league’s commissioner-approved ruling recognizes Kenneth and Cesar as 2022 co-champions. There is no official runner-up.

That distinction matters. Kenneth did not record a normal outright championship win over Cesar. He earned his second official championship through an unprecedented shared finish.

The current 2022 draft archive is labeled as an estimated reconstruction. It places Kenneth in the No. 13 draft slot and shows an opening five of Joe Mixon at No. 13, Tyreek Hill at No. 16, Jaylen Waddle at No. 41, Josh Allen at No. 44 and T.J. Hockenson at No. 69. Those draft details should retain that source caveat rather than being presented as a fully recovered original board.

Two title teams, one formula

Kenneth’s two championship seasons share a simple pattern.

Both teams won 10 regular-season games. Both led the entire 14-team league in points. Both required Kenneth to keep working after the draft.

The 2020 team finished with an outright championship victory over Austin. The 2022 team reached a final that could not be completed normally and ended in an official shared title with Cesar.

The circumstances were different. The scoring standard was the same.

Still contending

Kenneth missed the playoffs at 6–7 in 2023, then returned with consecutive 8–5 seasons in 2024 and 2025.

The 2024 run ended with a 147.28–124.66 opening-round loss to Dannie. In 2025, Kenneth entered as League 1’s No. 3 seed before losing 113.26–65.00 to Ian.

The member-honors summary currently lists five playoff appearances and stops at 2024. The verified 2025 standings and opening-round matchup establish a sixth postseason season. That ledger should be corrected rather than silently leaving the 2025 appearance out.

The complete résumé

Kenneth’s verified record includes:

• Two official championships: an outright 2020 title and a shared 2022 title • Eleven recorded seasons from 2015 through 2025 • An 81–66 regular-season record • 17,200.48 regular-season points • Six standings-and-matchups-supported playoff appearances • League-leading regular-season scoring in both championship years • First place among 11 qualified managers on the comparable-week scoring leaderboard • Second place among 20 qualified managers on the public owner ranking

Only Kent has more BakaBois championships. Kenneth is tied with Austin at two.

The team names changed from 2 for 20 deal @ Applebees to Team team #1, Supreme Anime Rescue Squad, Baberaham Lincoln, Chadcel: Alpha Of All Betas and back to several Applebees variations.

The defining trait did not change.

Kenneth’s best teams did not wait for the bracket to become dangerous. They spent the regular season putting points on everybody.

Two championship seasons. Two league scoring titles. One outright crown and one unprecedented shared finish.

The scoring standard won twice.