OpTic LA, London & Paris drop players from CDL rosters OpTic GamingIn a day full of roster moves the Paris Legion and London Ravens have dropped their full teams from the 2020 Call of Duty League season, and OpTic has parted ways with four of its players as well. With one single tweet on September 8, the Legion announced they had released all five of the players on their roster from the organization headed into the offseason. All of the Legion\u2019s players will be free agents for the offseason. There are rumors that the league will lower each team\u2019s minimum player-count requirement from seven to five (four starters and one sub), which might have made several of the pros expendable. PARIS LEGION DROPPED PLAYERS Denholm \u2018Denz\u2018 Taylor – Luke \u2018Louqa\u2018 Rigas – Conrad \u2018Shockz\u2018 Rymarek – Zach \u2018Zed\u2018 Denyer – Paul \u2018Breszy\u2018 Breszynski – Maik \u2018Phantoms\u2018 Schmitz – Matthew \u2018KiSMET\u2018 Tinsley – Official statement : We want to thank all of these fantastic players that fought until the last second of the season with pride. We wish them the best of luck in the future. #EnGarde pic.twitter.com\/ofdrhoeQQB \u2014 Vegas Legion (@LasVegasLegion) September 8, 2020 A similar story seems to have played out across the English Channel with the Ravens, who also parted ways with the entirety of their 2020 roster on Sept. 8 as well. The timing of these announcements isn\u2019t a coincidence at all: per the league\u2019s offseason roster rules, any player not signed to an extension between September 6-13 automatically becomes a free agent. LONDON RAVENS DROPPED PLAYERS Matthew \u2018Skrapz\u2018 Marshall – Thomas \u2018Dylan\u2018 Henderson – Bradley \u2018wuskin\u2018 Marshall – Trei \u2018Zer0\u2018 Morris – Rhys \u2018Rated\u2018 Price – Dylan \u2018MadCat\u2018 Daly – Byron \u2018Nastie\u2018 Plumridge – We want to thank our players who represented London with pride. We appreciate the contribution that @skrapzg, @DylanCOD_, @wuskinz, @Trei, @RatedCOD, @MadCat & @Nastiee made in our inaugural Call of Duty League season. We wish them all the best in their next ventures. pic.twitter.com\/U5UVmu5p8O \u2014 Carolina Royal Ravens (@RoyalRavens) September 8, 2020 While the European teams were busy cleaning house, the LA OpTic announced roster moves of their own \u2013 the release of substitute player Brandon \u2018Dashy\u2018 Otell, as well as Jevon \u2018Goonjar\u2018 Gooljar-Lim, Martin \u2018Chino\u2019 Chino, and Darien \u2018Hollow\u2019 Chverchko, Read More: When will vehicles return to Warzone? – Dashy was the hero of LA\u2019s crosstown playoffs match with the Guerillas, when he subbed in and helped OpTic narrowly avoid the upset. It\u2019s obvious he can play, so it will be interesting to see where the Canadian could end up next season. A huge shoutout and thank you to @DashySZN. Young in your career, you\u2019ve made an incredible impact on the Call of Duty scene. No doubt you\u2019ll dominate wherever you land. We wish you the best of luck going forward \ud83d\udc9a#OGLA pic.twitter.com\/6mLlS3OQr2 \u2014 OpTic Gaming\u2122 (@OpTic) September 8, 2020 What\u2019s next? Right now, London and Paris could very well be heading into the 2021 Black Ops Cold War season with a brand-new starting lineup, unless they decide to bring back any of their former pros. As per league rules, however, players cannot negotiate deals with new teams until September 14, so it will be at least a week until we see any news on new signings. As always, you can keep up with all of this offseason\u2019s roster changes, player signings, and more via our Call of Duty League Rostermania hub. Also, be sure to follow us on Twitter @DexertoINTEL for all the latest news, team changes, and more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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