After building up its DPS line over the offseason, the Houston Outlaws are finally calling in for more support. <\/p>
Flex support Mun \u201cLastro\u201d Jung-won will be joining the Outlaws for the 2022 Overwatch<\/em> League season, the team announced today<\/a>. He was previously a free agent within the league\u2019s pool of players.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>
Lastro began his Overwatch<\/em> League career on the Los Angeles Valiant, where he and the team\u2019s rookie-heavy roster made a big impression in 2020. While there were a few meme-related missteps<\/a> along the way, Lastro was one of the more successful flex supports in the league that year.\u00a0<\/p>
https:\/\/twitter.com\/Outlaws\/status\/1458133530932760577 <\/div><\/figure>
After the Los Angeles Valiant gutted its roster<\/a> in early 2021 while moving to China, Lastro was picked up<\/a> by the Toronto Defiant. He was a perpetual starter for the team, but the roster as a whole failed to measure up to the organization\u2019s expectations and nearly all of its players were dropped after the 2021 season. <\/p>
Lastro will join fellow flex support Kim \u201cIr1s\u201d Seung-hyun, formerly of the Atlanta Reign, in the Outlaws’ support line. Houston retained DPS Dante \u201cDanteh\u201d Cruz and tank Shin \u201cPIGGY\u201d Min-jun for 2022 and added 2021 rookie of the year<\/a> Oh \u201cPelican\u201d Se-hyun to the lineup. The team still likely needs a second tank and an extra support to fully fill out its roster for next year.\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
