{"id":22210,"date":"2025-01-28T14:43:45","date_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:43:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/6-players-to-watch-during-cdl-seattle-dexerto\/"},"modified":"2025-01-28T14:43:45","modified_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:43:45","slug":"6-players-to-watch-during-cdl-seattle-dexerto","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/6-players-to-watch-during-cdl-seattle-dexerto\/","title":{"rendered":"6 players to watch during CDL Seattle &#8211; Dexerto"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>6 players to watch during CDL Seattle Activision \/ DexertoSeattle Surge hosts their first Call of Duty League event of the season and with teams playing mid-season musical chairs, players will be keen to shine brighter than ever before. With the prize pool of the Call of Duty League Championship, the final event of the season, confirmed to be the highest ever, players will be hungrier than ever to earn as many CDL Points during Seattle\u2019s Home Series. With the reigning champs from CDL Florida out of the fold, Huntsmen will have a prime opportunity to put their new roster to the test and leap-frog FaZe in the standings. So who\u2019s destined to go big? We\u2019ve rounded up the six players to keep an eye on. Preston \u2018Prestinni\u2019 Sanderson (Chicago Huntsmen) Having split from his twin to pursue their own path at the beginning of the season, Prestinni finds himself back in familiar company and flying the Huntsmen banner after being transferred from Florida Mutineers. After Huntsmen had admitted to their previous roster woes, a shuffle was necessary. And who better to get on-board than the other half of the iconic Sanderson duo? After proving to be Huntsmen\u2019s kryptonite, Prestinni reunites with his brother and brings a new dynamic to the Chicago roster. With a team full of superstar players, Prestinni will likely be the workhorse and the missing piece to the Hunstmen\u2019s puzzle. Keep an eye on how he puts in the selfless work around the objective to allow his teammates to flourish. Makenzie \u2018Mack\u2019 Kelley (New York Subliners) After settling into the squad at CDL Chicago, Mack turned up in style for Florida\u2019s event. Aside from putting on an absolute slaying clinic in respawn game modes, Mack proved to be the centerpiece of Subliners\u2019 S&#038;D strats. Despite bowing out to Atlanta FaZe in a close five-game semifinal, Mack was undoubtedly the star of their show. After clocking in 330 kills with a tournament K\/D of 1.15, there\u2019s no doubt that Subliners will be counting on Kelley to turn up the heat. Adam \u2018GodRx\u2019 Brown (Minnesota R\u00d8KKR) GodRx has been in the form of his life this season. As the highest fragging player in the league by some margin, it\u2019s no wonder why he\u2019s feared by teams on the opposite side of the server. Read more: What\u2019s Going Wrong with Chicago Huntsmen? &#8211; But despite being one of the most feared Flex players in the league, the 21-year-old is heading into CDL Seattle off the back of his worst event to-date. After R\u00d8KKR crashed out in the Groups Stages, Brown will be looking to bounce back from his blip during Mutineers\u2019 Home Series. Ian \u2018Enable\u2019 Wyatt (Seattle Surge) Surge made the decision to bench Enable for Casey \u2018Pandur\u2019 Romano back in February. After failing to see the success that they\u2019d initially hoped for, the former Halo champion finds himself back in the starting lineup and hungrier than ever. After previously stating that being benched \u201clit a fire\u201d in him, there\u2019s no doubt that Enable will be looking to put himself back on the map. As one of the greatest multi-FPS players to grace the sticks, Surge\u2019s SMG will be bouncing around the objective and getting in the opposition\u2019s faces. Brandon \u2018Dashy\u2019 Otell (OpTic Gaming Los Angeles) Following a roster shuffle of their own, OGLA made their first CDL Grand Final of the season. While Chino\u2019s impact was clear, Dashy was a man on a mission all weekend long. After racking up the most kills of CDL Florida (434), Dashy seems to be finding his groove with the MP5 in-hand. Now OpTic will have had a two-week gap between events to let the dust settle, it will be interesting to see how the Greenwall\u2019s human highlight reel fares with some practice. Trei \u2018Zer0\u2019 Morris (London Royal Ravens) After a spell overseas with New York Subliners, Zer0 finds himself back home with the London Royal Ravens. After replacing Jordan \u2018Jurd\u2019 Crowley on their starting lineup, the 22-year-old finds himself chucked in at the deep end. As a Flex, Zer0\u2019s playstyle will naturally lend itself more into Royal Ravens\u2019 flexible approach. With the meta evolving to a point where teams sometimes prefer to rock two ARs in specific situations, it will be interesting to see if the Brit will bring some much-needed flair and help bring his team back out of their recent slump in form. As players approach the home straight, these six players will certainly be looking to make a big impact this weekend. Stay tuned into our CDL coverage to ensure that you don\u2019t miss a minute of what is set to be a jam-packed weekend of Call of Duty action.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>6 players to watch during CDL Seattle Activision \/ DexertoSeattle Surge hosts their first Call of Duty League event of the season and with teams playing mid-season musical chairs, players will be keen to shine brighter than ever before. 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