The Sorge has one of "The League's" most decorated resumes, headlined by four championships and the most regular-season accolades of any team. It's won a league-record six scoring and seven regular-season titles, including three straight regular-season championships from 2012-2014, and it owns the best regular-season winning percentage in league history. It's won the second-most division titles, it's made the most playoff appearances, and it's played in and won the most playoff games in league history.

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The problem with The Sorge's recent playoff resume, however, was just one finals appearance since back-to-back titles in 2005-06. It finally captured its third title in that finals appearance in 2013, but it went just 6-9 in the postseason from 2007-2019. It got back to the finals in 2020 but fell to DBuddaZ, who to that point had eliminated The Sorge from three straight postseasons and four of the last five. 

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The 2021 season solved some of those problems with The Sorge finally solving its biggest playoff nemesis. The Sorge made a sixth straight postseason appearance — the longest active streak in "The League" that is now at 10 straight — and defeated the two-time defending champion DBuddaZ in the finals. That win snapped a four-game postseason losing streak to DBuddaZ and matched it for the most championships in league history.

It went all in for a back-to-back title run in 2022, trading franchise player Josh Allen for a collection of players and while they got it back to the finals it couldn't capture a league-record fifth championship. It set a number of postseason league records on the way and it's clearly one of the premiere franchises in "The League."