The qualifying games for Call of Duty League 2023 are set to commence this week on December 2, with each team playing five games. Most teams have a confirmed roster with many changes made during the offseason.
The offseason this time has been the shortest as LA Thieves were crowned champions just four months ago, forcing teams to make quick changes and improvements to their rosters. Some teams are heading into next season with the same roster but with changes in substitutes and coaches.
Call of Duty League 2023 confirmed rosters
Atlanta FaZe
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During the offseason, the team's main roster has had one significant change, with SlasheR joining the team in place of Arcitys, now a restricted free agent. The team also signed Classic as a substitute.
Confirmed roster: Simp, aBeZy, Cellium, SlasheR
Boston Breach
Boston Breach made massive changes during the offseason, with Capsidal and TJHaLy off the team that Owakening and Beans are replacing.
Confirmed roster: Methodz, Nero, Vivid, Owakening
OpTic Texas
Optic let go of Prolute and General from the roster, who substituted for the team in the 2022 league. Optic also let go of Sender as the team's coach but made no changes to the main roster.
Confirmed roster: Scump, Dashy, Shotzzy, iLLeY
Florida Mutineers
Mutineers have shuffled their roster as Skyz, Owakening, 2ReaL, and substitute Yeez have all parted ways with the team.
Confirmed roster: MajorManiak, Havok, Brack, Vikul
New York Subliners
New York Subliners made bold changes to the main roster from the 2022 Call of Duty League, removing Crimsix and PaulEhx from the team and replacing them with Skyz and Priestahh.
Sender, Optic Texas' coach last season, has been signed by New York Subliners as the new coach.
Confirmed roster: HyDra, KiSMET, Skyz, Priestahh
Minnesota RØKKR
Minnesota RØKKR's roster heading into the 2023 Call of Duty League is drastically different from the previous season, as Standy, Priestahh, and Havok have parted ways with the team.
Confirmed roster: Attach, Afro, Bance, Cammy
Seattle Surge
Seattle Surge confirmed after the end of the previous season that it would make no changes to the lineup for the 2023 Call of Duty League.
Confirmed roster: Accuracy, Mack, Sib, Pred
Toronto Ultra
Cammy, who was part of Toronto Ultra in the 2022 Call of Duty League, has parted ways with the team and has been replaced by Standy.
Confirmed roster: CleanX, Insight, Scrappy, Standy
Las Vegas Legion
Las Vegas Legion has made various changes to the main roster, with oJohhny, GRVTY, and Jimbo parting ways with the team, with only Temp staying for the 2023 season.
Confirmed roster: Clayster, Temp, TJHaLy, Prolute
London Royal Ravens
The team parted ways with Afro and Gismo, who were part of the main lineup, and confirmed a five-person roster for the 2023 season but did not reveal which one would be a substitute.
Confirmed roster: Zer0, Nastie, PaulEhx, Asim, Skrapz
Los Angeles Guerrillas
Los Angeles Guerrillas made one change to the main roster, with SlasheR leaving the team to be replaced by Arcitys. During the offseason, the team also signed an amateur roster from the team's academy: Assault, Exceed, Diamondcon, and JoeDeceives.
Confirmed roster: Huke, Spart, Neptune, Arcitys
Los Angeles Thieves
The 2022 Call of Duty League winners have no reason to change the main roster, and that's what they've done. Moreover, 100Thieves also confirmed that no changes would be made to the coaching staff.
Confirmed roster: Octane, Kenny, Envoy, Drazah
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