The mascot for the Minnesota Grey Ducks is not to be messed with. He embodies the team motto of having the team's back and will attac. He may seem like an innocent happy-go-lucky duck but when the cameras and fans go home, the true personality of this vile being comes out. You do not want to be near him when you lose, that beak will be all over you as punishment for the result. Even worse, if you are the one in charge of lemonade for the gameday, be prepared to be asked over and over and over for grapes with seemingly no understanding that you are a lemonade stand.
Its unsure what type of contract the mascot is on, but there is a locker room devoted to housing bread solely for his meals. If anyone dares enter that room without the intention of giving him a feed....well we never have seen one of those people again. Its a duck-eat-human world out there, and that is one thing our mascot will never let you forget.
While the Baltimore Hawks obviously have an actual, tangible, mascot that assists them by periodically dive bombing the opposing players (and unfortunately sometimes Wolfie McDummy) in order to force errors on there part, there is actually a more esoteric answer for those more familiar with the team. This answer of course is the Golden Hawk. The Golden Hawk is a deity unlike any other that is the source of the Baltimore Hawks power. The team frequently makes sacrificial offerings to the Golden Hawk, who then blesses or curses the team or their opponents proportionally to the offers received. The Golden Hawk's power even transcends Baltimore, with even a few users who are not affiliated with the Hawk being aware of it's presence and making offerings hoping to have the Golden Hawk smile upon them. While the Golden Hawk is not all powerful, there is a method to it's madness and every twist of fate it imparts has it's purpose.