Talon Esports reveal two new players for 2020 roster
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Talon Esports reveal two new players for 2020 roster

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The Pacific Champion Series (PCS) is set to start on Feb. 8, and teams are starting to get their initial players signed for the upcoming season. Talon Esports announced earlier this week the signing of former Flash Wolves top laner Su “Hanabi” Chia-Hsiang as the first member of the roster. Since then, Talon Esports has revealed two more players for their roster, and they’re teasing the next reveal for tomorrow.

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