The Los Angeles Gladiators exceeded expectations during the Overwatch League’s inaugural season. Finishing the season as a playoff team and championship contender, the only thing left for the Gladiators to achieve is to become league champions. With numerous roster changes and a core of talented players, the Gladiators hope to achieve their championship aspirations in the Overwatch League’s second season. The Old Guard The core group of Gladiators remains largely unchanged from season one. Jonas “Shaz” Suovaara and Benjamin “BigGoose” Isohanni return as the starting Support duo. Aaron “Bischu” Kim returns along with Jun Woo “Void” Kang, to fill…
Author: Ryan Smith
Ryan Smith
My name is Ryan Smith. I'm 27 years old, married, and have a love of all things Esports. Overwatch and the Overwatch League have been a passion of mine for many years, so know my writing comes from the perspective of a fan and gamer. I have a BA in Hisotry and am pursuing an MA in Communications, so writing is something I love to do. If you ever want to talk Overwatch or Esports in general reach out to me on twitter @Exotic_Pancacke.
The Houston Outlaws season ended in disappointment during Overwatch League’s Inaugural Season. The Outlaws underperformed down the stretch, just missing the playoffs. Houston looks to regain its once dominant form during the Overwatch League’s Second Season. DPS Houston added only one player this offseason. That player was Dante “Danteh” Cruz. The Outlaws struggled terribly last season when a Tracer player was needed. Houston’s inability to field a Tracer player left fans and players frustrated. However, the signing of Danteh aims to correct that issue. Danteh is well known for his Tracer and Sombra play. Before joining the Outlaws, Danteh…