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The No. 14 entry is noted for some of its most famous members dying young and tragically (Davey Boy Smith, Eddie Guerrero, Umaga, and Stardust, who mysteriously disappeared shortly after his Rumble appearance), so in the spirit of that, Team 14 is Jean Grey.
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Here's the history of Team 14 1988: Ron Bass 10:14 1989: Marty Jannetty 7:52 1990: Haku 22:31 1991: British Bulldog 36:43 1992: Hercules 0:56 1993: The Berzerker 5:21 1994: Doink 1:48 1995: Jacob Blue 0:17 1996: Doug Gilbert 2:59 1997: Goldust 5:33 1998: Ken Shamrock 9:15 1999: Kurrgan 6:54 2000: Bob Backlund 2:00 2001: The Goodfather 0:14 2002: DDP 5:15 2003: Eddie Guerrero 16:29 2004: Rikishi 3:48 2005: Orlando Jordan 3:36 2006: Joey Mercury 29:14 2007: Jeff Hardy 3:38 2008: Umaga 26:05 2009: Fit Finlay 29:57 2010: MVP 0:08 2011: Chris Masters 1:58 2012: Jinder Mahal 1:18 2013: Rey Mysterio 14:34 2014: Kevin Nash 2:30 2015: DDP 2:28 2016: Stardust 13:58 2017: Kofi Kingston 16:16 Zero winners, only one entry went longer than 30 minutes, lots of short comedy eliminations. Not exactly liking my chances this year.
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Jan 27, 2018 21:58
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This thread reminded me that there are like 4 or 5 cool X-Men and the rest are all lameass dorks
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Jan 28, 2018 00:47
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Comic books were a mistake
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Jan 28, 2018 01:04
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TEAM 14 FOR LIFE 
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Jan 29, 2018 03:49
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Got both the winner (Nakamura) and most eliminations (Michelle McCool, somewhat inexplicably), a good year for Team 14.
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Jan 29, 2018 20:26
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