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The 2021 Toronto Defiant season will be the third season of Toronto Defiant's existence in the Overwatch League and the team's first under head coach Kim "KDG" Dong-gun.

Preceding offseason

Roster changes

Free agents
Position Handle Name 2021 team Date signed Notes
Damage Agilities Brady Girardi Los Angeles Valiant December 9[1] Option declined
Tank Beast Adam Denton Toronto Defiant November 6[2] Option declined
Support Kariv Bak Young-seo Guangzhou Charge November 10[3] Option declined
Support Kruise Harrison Pond Young and Beautiful (OWC) March 10[4]
Damage Logix Andreas Berghmans Toronto Defiant October 23[5]
Damage Mangachu Liam Campbell
Tank Nevix Andreas Karlsson Option declined
Tank Numlocked Sebastian Barton Option declined
Support Roky Park Joo-sung
Damage Surefour Lane Roberts Option declined
Damage Zykk Thomas Hosono Option declined
Legend
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The Defiant entered free agency with eleven free agents, seven of which became free agents due to the Defiant not exercising the option to retain the player for another year.[6]

Acquisitions

The Defiant's first offseason acquisition was Park "Aztac" Jeong-su, a rookie support player coming off of an Overwatch Contenders Korea championship on team WSG Phoenix while on a loan from Uprising Academy, who was signed on November 17, 2020.[7] Two days later, they signed An "Ansoonjae" Soon-jae, another rookie support player previously playing for Contenders team Element Mystic.[8] On November 21, Toronto signed Kim "Sado" Su-min, a veteran tank player coming off of a season with the Philadelphia Fusion in which he was a top-five main tank player in the league.[9] Two days later, the Defiant acquired damage player Jeong "Heesu" Hee-su from the Philadelphia Fusion.[10] The following day, they signed Choi "Michelle" Min-hyuk, a "consistently impressive" veteran tank player coming off a 2020 Grand Finals season with the Seoul Dynasty.[11] The Defiant made one acquisition in December; on December 11, they signed "Na1st" Lee Ho-sung, a rookie damage player specializing in projectile heroes coming from Contenders team T1.[12] The team's final acquisition was Mun "Lastro" Jung-won, a support player who had recently been released from the Los Angeles Valiant, signing on February 10, 2021.[13]

Departures

Nine of the Defiant's eleven free agents did not return, three of which signed with other teams, beginning with support player Bak "Kariv" Young-seo signing with the Guangzhou Charge on November 10, 2020.[3] On December 9, damage player Brady "Agilities" Girardi signed with the Los Angeles Valiant.[1] The team's final free agent to sign to another team was support player Harrison "Kruise" Pond, who signed with Overwatch Contenders team Young and Beautiful on March 10, 2021.[4] Four of the Defiant's free agents announced their retirements in the offseason: damage player Lane "Surefour" Roberts,[14] damage player Thomas "Zykk" Hosono,[15] tank player Sebastian "Numlocked" Barton,[16] and support player Park "Roky" Joo-sung.[17] Damage player Liam "Mangachu" Campbell and tank player Andreas "Nevix" Karlsson did not sign with a team in the 2020 offseason.

Regular season

The Defiant began their 2021 season on April 17, playing against Canadian rivals Vancouver Titans in the May Melee qualifiers. They won their opener 3–1.[18] Despite starting their following match against the Atlanta Reign with a 0–2 deficit, Toronto defeated the Reign 3–2 to close the week undefeated.[19]

On May 25, the Defiant announced that it had three positive COVID-19 cases within the organization, including damage player Andreas "Logix" Berghmans. Two days later, they signed Luka "Aspire" Rolovic, a damage player from Overwatch Contenders team American Tornado, on a 30-day contract.[20]

Final roster

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Transactions

Transactions of/for players on the roster during the 2020 regular season:

  • On May 27, the Defiant signed damage player Luka "Aspire" Rolovic on a 30-day contract.[20]
  • On June 21, tank player Adam "Beast" Denton retired.[21]

Standings

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Game log

Regular season

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Postseason

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References

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