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All 12 Call of Duty League team names reportedly leaked

The leaks also suggest that FaZe could be partnering with the Atlanta franchise.
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Activision may have made a big mistake with the coding of the new Call of Duty League website. The names of all 12 franchises in the inaugural season of the Call of Duty League were reportedly leaked, according to Charlie Intel.

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Originally found by journalist Adam Fitch, people were quick to discover that all 12 team names were visible in the source code of the CoD League website. Fitch also found each individual team color in the code, except for Chicago’s team.

By combining other leaks found by various people in the community, the reported team names are as follows:

  • Atlanta Faze
  • OpTic Los Angeles
  • Seattle Surge
  • Chicago Huntsman
  • Minnesota Rokkr
  • Dallas Empire
  • Los Angeles Guerrillas
  • Paris Legion
  • London Royal Ravens
  • Florida Mutineers
  • New York Subliners
  • Toronto Ultra

If these leaks are true, this also means that FaZe Clan might be partnering with the Atlanta franchise. This is a new development that should excite some CoD fans since FaZe is one of the longest-standing and most popular organizations in the esport.

But these leaks should taken with a grain of salt. Some of these names could be placeholders for teams while they prepare to make official announcements. Regardless, several fans are excited to see some of the possible names for the latest esport to enter a franchised league model.


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Tyler Esguerra
Lead League of Legends writer for Dot Esports. Forever an LCS supporter, AD carry main, with more than five years in the industry. Sometimes I like clicking heads in Call of Duty or VALORANT. Creator of the Critical Strike Podcast.