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The Overwatch League off-season is here, as teams in the Overwatch 2 professional scene begin to make moves and change their rosters during the long winter break. Keep an eye on this space as we keep you up-to-date with Overwatch League off-season roster changes in this article. The OWL off-season roster tracker is updated reguarly.
Overwatch 2/Overwatch League Roster Tracker Overview
November 11: Atlanta Reign part ways with Ojee, UltraViolet, Nero and VenomNovember 11: SFS release Striker, Coluge, S9mm and mikeyyNovember 10: Houston Outlaws release Creative, Doge, and Lep.November 10: Boston Uprising announce Aaron “Pre” Heckman as new General Manager.November 7: Vancouver Titans part ways with head coach David “dpei” Pei.
Houston Outlaws cut trio of players post-Grand Finals
After placing third in the final Overwatch League tournament of the season the Houston Outlaws are already making roster moves.
Houston released Tomas “Doge” Kongsøre, Joseph “Lep” Cambriani and Kim “Creative” Young-wan; all three pick-up acquisitions during a mid-season shuffle made as a reaction to a shifting meta. The release of Creative stands out among the roster moves, thanks in part to his support play as Kiriko. Creative played 96% of his time as the newest Overwatch 2 hero during the Outlaws’ deep and unexpected playoff run.
Boston Uprising begin new era with PRE as head coach
After a season of ups and downs that saw the team finish 10th in the West Division, the Boston Uprising announced an off-season change at the head coach position. Former Washington Justice general manager Aaron “PRE” Heckman will take over coaching duties for the Uprising, with previous coach Valentin “Ascot” Wulfman having left the team immediately after Grand Finals.
Head coach dpei leaves Vancouver Titans
Off-season restructuring kicked off early when the Vancouver Titans announced shortly after Overwatch League Grand Finals via Twitter that it had parted ways with head coach David “dpei” Pei. The release of Pei signals the end of a season of frustration for the Titans, in which the team failed to get a single win before the mid-season hiring of the coach in July. Of course, those familiar with the tumultuous history of the Titans know that this isn’t the first time the team has made a major restructuring move.
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