Dante “Danteh” Cruz is returning to the Houston Outlaws for the 2021 season, the Overwatch League team declared nowadays. This move is that the Outlaws’ initial linguistic communication for next season.
Danteh became a free agent simply a handful of weeks agone when disbursal the 2020 season with the Outlaws. however, with a number of key moves by the team, it wasn’t too tough for management to stay the young talent in black and inexperienced.
Danteh started taking part in for the Outlaws within the Overwatch League’s second season when competition for the point of entry Shock throughout the league’s inaugural season. Terms of his trot out the Outlaws weren’t discharged.
Welcome back @danteh
— Houston Outlaws (@Outlaws) October 27, 2020
We're thrilled to have you again for the 2021 season!#AnteUp pic.twitter.com/vKWOK3DXI9
“Last season it became apparent to Maine that Dante possessed the elite-level skills, associate understanding of what it suggests that to be a ‘consummate team player’ which good combination of passion and excellence required to become a star and core player for the Outlaws,” Beasley Esports COO Lori Burgess aforesaid.
Dante’s call to remain with Houston comes shortly when the team picked up a try of former Shock coaches to assist guide the team: Jae “Junkbuck” Cho and Harsha Bandi. Danteh overtly admitted that their additions contend an element in his option to stay on the Outlaws.
“Picking up Junkbuck very influenced my call to remain,” Dante aforesaid. “He could be a nice coach and that I believe the Outlaws can profit heaps with him leading our team. The team listing goes to appear terribly completely different. whereas it's bittersweet as a result of heaps of my older friends aren't any longer on the team, I'm excited to play with new players.”
Along with adding Junkbuck and Bandito the employment employees, the Outlaws recently promoted Matt “coolmatt” Iorio to top dog when he spent a while taking part in and being the team’s supplying manager.
Keeping Danteh can facilitate the team to fill out a comparatively empty listing. Earlier this month, the Outlaws had 5 players, as well as Jiri “LiNkzr” Masalin and Jeffrey “Blase” Tsang, become free agents over the course of simply a number of days.