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Buck bokai

Buck Bokai of the London Kings.

London Kings items

London Kings baseball uniform, floater and powerboard in 2411.

The London Kings were a professional baseball team from London, England who played in Earth's 21st century.

History[]

Battersea Stadium was the London Kings' home stadium. (ST novel: Federation)

In 2015, the Kings had their best season, one which would be considered the best ever by many fans. (DS9 episode: "Past Tense, Part II")

The London Kings would lose the 2032 World Series to the New York Yankees, but were the winners of the final World Series in 2042, in which Buck Bokai would hit the game winning home run. (VOY episode: "One Small Step", DS9 episode: "If Wishes Were Horses", ST novel: A Time for War, A Time for Peace)

A shortstop for the London Kings beat Joe DiMaggio’s hitting streak in 2026. (TNG episode: "The Big Good-Bye")

Since the Kings played the Yankees in several World Series contests, the Kings were probably part of the National League, as the Yankees are an American League team.

A documentary was made about the Kings' last season. (ENT novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing)

The London Kings had made a comeback by 2381. That year, they beat the Buffalo Solar Knights in the first game of division playoffs. (LD episode: "Grounded")

In 2411, Lieutenant Alice Welsh, transporter operator at Deep Space 9, was identified as an Undine deep undercover agent. The revelation was reported in a newspaper, which noted that Welsh kept London Kings memorabilia in their quarters. (STO - House United mission: "Temporally-Displaced Newspaper")

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