I don't know if this bothers anyone else, but it always makes me a little grumpy when the press reports on a legal case and doesn't include a docket number so I

I don't know if this bothers anyone else, but it always makes me a little grumpy when the press reports on a legal case and doesn't include a docket number so I can look up the records myself in PACER. In this case it looks like the court is the District of Delaware Bankruptcy Court and there are 29 docket numbers, representing 29 different(?) chapter 11 bankruptcy filings by the same attorney on behalf of 29 differently named entities. The docket numbers are 22-11066-JTD (JTD because it's assigned to Judge John T Dorsey??), 22-11067, ... 22-11094. The entity names are respectively Alameda Research LLC; Alameda Research Ltd; FTX Trading Ltd.; Alameda Research Holdings Inc.; Clifton Bay Investments LLC; West Realm Shires Services Inc.; West Realm Shires Financial Services Inc.; Ledger Holdings Inc.; FTX Japan Holdings K.K.; FTX Europe AG; FTX Property Holdings Ltd; LT Baskets Ltd.; Alameda TR Ltd; Allston Way Ltd; Analisya Pte Ltd; Atlantis Technology Ltd.; Bancroft Way Ltd; Blue Ridge Ltd; Cardinal Ventures Ltd; Cedar Bay Ltd; Liquid Securities Singapore Pte Ltd; Maclaurin Investments Ltd.; Mangrove Cay Ltd; Paper Bird Inc; Pioneer Street Inc.; Quoine India Pte Ltd; Quoine Vietnam Co. Ltd; SNG INVESTMENTS YATIRIM VE DANISMANLIK ANONIM SIRK; Strategy Ark Collective Ltd. This seems awfully confusing. Are the press really supposed to follow all 29 of these docket entries for new filings, or what?