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Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Seattle Surge parts ways with Decemate
After an abysmal Stage III, the team is making changes.
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The Seattle Surge Call of Duty League team has announced that it has mutually parted ways with JT "Decemate" Cato. The announcement comes after the Surge recently fell to the bottom of the CDL standings after an abysmal Stage III. The full statement from the team states:
"The Seattle Surge and JT "Decemate" Cato have decided to mutually part ways as we prepare to move forward into Stage IV of the CDL season. We would like to thank JT and wish him the best on his future endeavours.
Surge player operations and coaching staff are working hard in order to recruit a replacement ahead of Stage IV."
There has been no word who will take the final spot on the Surge roster as of yet.
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