Wang Chi

Wang Chi aka Wang aka Shadow_of_Durron aka Shurron is the General Manager of the San Francisco Six Demon Bags in the Baseball Draft.

He is the winningest GM across the JC Fictional Drafts and Star Wars Drafts, and is seeking a Sports Draft win to obtain the first-ever Triple Crown of Drafts, which is something I just made up but is kind of cool right.

During the playoffs, he has been known to morph into Stephen A. Smith for the Inty-grated Press.

Baseball Draft
Wang founded the team as the first and only expansion franchise of 2020, originally naming them the Sudden Valley Cornballers.

In the middle of the season, he fleeced a cratering Amazings team into trading him Babe Ruth (yes, the literal Great Bambino...not that wimpy deer) which means he never gets to comment on a Jedi Draft trade ever again.

After that Third Draft, the Cornballers were implicated in the Spencer Report for rostering short-seasoner Shawon Dunston, though not as egregiously as dp4m's ASSES.

This may have played a role in their 2021 rebranding, as they relocated to Chinatown in San Francisco to become the San Francisco Demon Bags (well, that and obviously his fucking username duh).

It would pay off in the Fourth Draft, as after a series of midseason trades-- including the acquisition of a Star Wars/Baseball Draft mashup Ven Griffey Jr.-- the Demon Bags would win their division, defeat dp4m in the LCS, and narrowly lose the World Series in 7 games to LloydChristmas's A Shaq of Their Own.

Other drafts
Wang is one of the JC's longest-standing draft stalwarts, helping to introduce new versions and innovate traditional ones.

He holds several records in addition to his championship wins-- for example, most-ever Jedi Draft wins (to knock former leader SecondBest appropriately into second place). Though he def got his ass rocked in the Finals of the last one am I right?

He says he's retired from everything except for Sports Drafts, but nobody believes him.

Background
As perhaps the only GM who does not regularly post elsewhere in the Arena, little is known about Wang outside of his draft interactions. What is his real name? What does he do for a living? Is he actually an interdimensional being who thrives on draft wins to sustain his celestial energy? Why does he love Darth Bane so much?

These mysteries gained attention in the Fourth Draft, and during the live broadcasts of the postseason we discovered his name is Aaron, he's not a robot, and he does an incredible Arnold Schwarzenegger impression.