Four seasons define the top line of Kent's BakaBois career: 2016, 2021, 2024, and 2025. Each ended with a championship, and the last two turned a strong résumé into the league's clearest dynasty.

Across ten verified seasons, Kent owns a 76–57 record, a 57.1 percent win rate, and seven playoff appearances. His teams scored 14,547.72 total points, an average of 109.4 per recorded game in the owner-history ledger.

The peak statistical season came in 2021. Kent finished 11–3, scored 1,665.86 points, and won the championship. That run paired the best record of his career with a title rather than leaving the regular season unfinished.

The career has not been one uninterrupted climb. In 2022, Kent finished 4–10 and 14th with 1,316.16 points for. One year later he was back in the playoffs. The following two seasons ended with championships.

That rebound matters because it separates accumulated history from a single hot season. Kent's seven playoff appearances span 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2024, and 2025. The four championships are spread across the full ten-season record, with the latest pair arriving consecutively.

The owner rankings now have a clear championship leader. Kenneth and Austin each have two verified titles; Kent has four. Until somebody closes that gap, every discussion of the BakaBois championship standard starts with the same name.