New CDL free agents: Gunless, MajorManiak, and more
Gunless and MajorManiak CDL free agents
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New CDL free agents: Gunless, MajorManiak, and more

Some big names are hitting the open market

Another round of Call of Duty League players and coaches have announced their free agency for the upcoming 2023 season. After several teams chose to not exercise team options on players, namely NYSL, Toronto Ultra, Minnesota ROKKR, and Boston Breach, additional players came forward to announce they are free agents as well. The current additions include LAG’s Pierce “Gunless” Hillman, Florida’s Mike “MajorManiak” Szymaniak, Paris’ Jonathan “John” Perez and Tom “GRVTY” Malin, and NYSL analyst JP Krez.

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The market for CDL free agents continues to grow and gain top talent. This is all coming after Sunday, Aug. 14, which was the last day teams had to exercise team options on players with 1+1 contracts. Teams and players must wait until Aug. 22 to sign any new deal, however, so no official news will come until then. Still, the talent that’s hitting the market is worth discussing in the meantime.

Gunless is arguably the biggest name player to come from the new crop of CDL free agents. He’s a multi-game champion, and was a part of the LA Guerrillas’ revamped roster for the start of 2022. However, halfway through the season, stomach issues forced him out of the lineup. Of course, this led to the promotion of Kris “Spart” Cervantez and a Major II victory for LAG. Gunless performed decently for chunks of the season, and should be able to land another starting spot elsewhere.

MajorManiak is also a free agent after a rocky 2022 season. MajorManiak was traded from Minnesota to Florida before Major IV, and didn’t perform the best on a dysfunctional Mutineers squad with three AR players already there. It is worth noting that MajorManiak had arguably his best season ever during Modern Warfare 2019, though; with the upcoming Modern Warfare 2 apparently playing like MW2019, MajorManiak could be a hot pickup this offseason.

Lastly from the players’ side, Paris Legion’s John has announced he’s a free agent, along with GRVTY. GRVTY had a much stronger season than John, who will struggle to find a spot on any roster. If teams are looking for young talent to build around, GRVTY could be a missing piece to a roster.

On the coaching side of things, highly-regarded analyst, JP Krez, has announced he’s no longer with NYSL. JP’s reputation as one of the smartest coaches in COD precedes him; former NYSL player Paul “PaulEhx” Avila has said he should be a head coach in the league. JP Krez should have a few teams calling this offseason with his reputation preceding him.

This CDL offseason is still just heating up, and more roster news should be coming down the pipeline over the next few days.

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