PURE Gaming Announces New Roster for CWL Atlanta
By Nicholas Barth ·
Two former Ghost Gaming players headline the new roster for the PURE Gaming organization.

Michael “SpaceLy” Schmale and Devin “LlamaGod” Tran were two members of the Ghost Gaming roster that had a very good showing at last year’s Call of Duty World Championship, as they would place in the top eight. Unfortunately, that same roster would not see the same kind of success to begin the Call of Duty: WWII season, as they would place in the top 24 at CWL Dallas and in the top 48 at CWL New Orleans. These poor performances would cause Ghost Gaming to miss out on qualifying for the Call of Duty World League (CWL) Pro League.
The poor placements to begin this season had Ghost Gaming looking to make a major roster change, which resulted in SpaceLy and LlamaGod being released from the roster. The two new free agents would go on to join Brett “Baker” Baker and Michael “Apox” Williams and play under the JuKeD name for the CWL National Circuit. The team finished in 6th place for the National Circuit and placed 9th to 16th in three of the most recent CWL 2K tournaments.
Please join us in welcoming our new Call of Duty team: @SpaceLy, @FarmerBaker870, @LlamaGod & @MikeApox! We’re glad to have you with us guys! pic.twitter.com/aTzN5l9EOo
— PURE (@StayPureGG) March 3, 2018
Looking to have an organization to represent at CWL Atlanta, the JuKeD roster have joined PURE Gaming for the upcoming LAN event. The organization announced the news on their Twitter account.
With CWL Atlanta beginning in only five days, PURE Gaming’s roster will have to quickly get familiar with their new organization to prepare for the $200,000 event. PURE Gaming will have a tall task in front of them, as they will have to make their way through the open bracket that will feature over 160 teams looking to make their way into pool play.
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(cover photo courtesy of MLG)