The Call of Duty League roster shuffle continued Friday as the Seattle Surge released Ian “Enable” Wyatt, Josiah “Slacked” Berry, Casey “Pandur” Romano, Nicholas “Proto” Maldonado, and Bryan “Apathy” Zhelyazkov. The decisions leave only Sam “Octane” Larew on the remaining Seattle Surge roster.

Search and Destroy analyst Ted “TeddyRecKs” Kim was also released by the team.

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You helped us start our journey and we are excited to see where yours takes you next.

Thank you @Enable, @Apathy_BZ, @Proto626, @Slacked, @CaseyPandur, and @TeddyRecKs for representing the Seattle Surge during our inaugural season.

We wish you all the best of luck. 💙 pic.twitter.com/UqZfGNIagv

— Seattle Surge (@SeattleSurge) September 4, 2020

Seattle had a tough inaugural season in the Call of Duty League. Despite their decorated and experienced lineup, Seattle underwent several roster changes through the year including the retirement of legendary Call of Duty pro, Damon “Karma” Barlow mid-season. The team finished in 11th-place overall in the regular season and were seeded into the single elimination portion of the Call of Duty League Championship’s losers’ bracket where they were eliminated 3-0 by the Paris Legion.

Octane has indubitably been the star of this lineup all year, putting up monstrous statistics despite Seattle’s results. In champs alone he had a 1.29 K/D and 109.25 slayer rating, second and first of all players at champs respectively.