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== Origin of Name == == Origin of Name ==
Lexington (known as the "Horse capital of the world")was once ome to a famous thoroughbred racing horse known as Man o' War. Man O' War is also a name of a large street inside Lexington. Lexington (known as the "Horse capital of the world")was once home to a famous thoroughbred racing horse known as Man o' War. Man O' War is also a name of a large street inside Lexington.


== Season by season ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Season
! Games played
! W-L
|-
| 2002-2003,
| 72
| 34-31
|-
| League, ECHL Northwest
| Coach, Jim Wiley
| Playoff history, Lost in first round.
|}


== Previous franchise identities include:== == Previous franchise identities include:==

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The Lexington Men O' War were an ECHL hockey team that played at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky from 2002-2003.


Origin of Name

Lexington (known as the "Horse capital of the world")was once home to a famous thoroughbred racing horse known as Man o' War. Man O' War is also a name of a large street inside Lexington.

Season by season

Season Games played W-L
2002-2003, 72 34-31
League, ECHL Northwest Coach, Jim Wiley Playoff history, Lost in first round.

Previous franchise identities include:

Franchise is currently playing as the current incarnation of the Utah Grizzlies at the "E center" in West Valley City, Utah. ---Source, 2005-2006 ECHL Media Guide


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