Ever since he was a sapling, Mile a Minute has dreamed of becoming a star passer of halflings. No lack of agility or opposing player's tacklezone shall stop him as he charges towards his goal. Slowly. But charging nonetheless.

Exhausted from manning the los, being thrown by treemen and half killing himself in desperate attempts to score (or at least keep the ball from opponent's hands), Cress was thrilled to find himself in possession of the coveted first double skill on the team. Gleefully accepting block, he says he will 'endeavor to keep clear of the dugouts and lead the team to victory'.

He is hailed as one of the teams prospective future stars, yet Burdock spoke with humility when asked about his choice of skills. 'I'm not here to put on a one man show. I just want to help the team out. If that means running the extra mile to get a tacklezone on the ball then so be it. I'm ready.'