The Houston Outlaws have been busy over the past few days, announcing several high-profile roster additions since the Overwatch<\/em> League\u2019s free agency window opened on Dec. 23. Who needs festive wrapped presents when you can have a reigning champion on the team?<\/p>
Houston has kept the gifts rolling by announcing the return of hitscan ace Lee \u201cHappy\u201d Jung-woo, who was part of the team during the 2021 Overwatch<\/em> League season. <\/p>
Happy spent last season as a part of the Washington Justice, where he was signed to start the year, and then joined the Los Angeles Gladiators after the Justice dismantled some of its roster<\/a>. During his previous stint on the Outlaws roster, Happy was in charge of hard hitscan heroes like Widowmaker and Cassidy. He\u2019s a stellar shot when given the space to operate by the rest of his team.\u00a0<\/p>
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He\u2019ll also reunite with former Guangzhou Charge and Los Angeles Gladiators teammate Kim \u201cShu\u201d Jin-seo<\/a> on the 2023 Outlaws roster; both players began their Overwatch<\/em> League careers on the Chinese team back in 2019 and spent part of the last year together on the Gladiators. <\/p>
Houston announced the addition of Shu and former Dallas Fuel tank<\/a> Lee \u201cFearless\u201d Eui-seok on Dec. 23, marking a high-profile\u2013and high-budget\u2013turn for the team. All of the new members join current star DPS Oh \u201cPelican\u201d Se-hyun, the only holdover from the 2022 Outlaws roster.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>
