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Blizzard announces Overwatch League 2019 All-Stars Reserves

The Overwatch League has at last revealed the list of reserve players for the 2019 All-Star game. Check out each of the featured Reserve players here.

Kevin Tucker

May 8, 2019 1:45 PM

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Things are moving and shaking in the Overwatch League, all in preparation of the upcoming All-Star game. Set for next week, the latest Overwatch League All-Star game will allow players to complete in several custom-skill matches as well as the All-Star event itself, and we've finally got our look at each of the players populating both the Atlantic and Pacific reserves.

As revealed in a press release from Blizzard, the reserve players for the 2019 All-Star game have all been "selected by player, coach, broadcast talent, and staff voting." Here's the full list broken down by region:

Atlantic Reserves

• Tae-Sung “Anamo” Jung — New York Excelsior, support
• Dusttin “Dogman” Bowerman — Atlanta Reign, support
• Harrison “Kruise” Pond — Paris Eternal, support
• Se-Hyun “Neko” Park — Toronto Defiant, support
• Dong-Gyu “Mano” Kim — New York Excelsior, tank
• Jun-Ho “Fury” Kim — London Spitfire, tank
• Jae-Hui “Gesture” Hong — London Spitfire, tank
• Tae-Hong “Meko” Kim — New York Excelsior, tank
• Jun-Young “Profit” Park — London Spitfire, damage
• Yeon-Gwan “Nenne” Jeong — New York Excelsior, damage
• Jeong-Woo “Sayaplayer” Ha — Florida Mayhem, damage
• Dante “Danteh” Cruz — Houston Outlaws, damage

Pacific Reserves

• Seong-Jun “Slime” Kim — Vancouver Titans, support
• Min-Ki “Viol2t” Park — San Francisco Shock, support
• Jin-Seo “Shu” Kim — Guangzhou Charge, support
• Ju-Seok “Twilight” Lee — Vancouver Titans, support
• Matthew “Super” DeLisi — San Francisco Shock, tank
• Sang-Beom “Bumper” Park — Vancouver Titans, tank
• Min-Seok “OGE” Son — Dallas Fuel, tank
• Indy “Space” Halpern — Los Angeles Valiant, tank
• Jay “Sinatraa” Won — San Francisco Shock, damage
• Hyo-Jong “Haksal” Kim — Vancouver Titans, damage
• Gui-Un “Decay” Jang — Los Angeles Gladiators, damage
• Min-Sung “Diem” Bae — Shanghai Dragons, damage

The press release also provides more information about player eligibility, staying that "[all] reserve players will be eligible to compete in the custom skill games on May 15 and the Overwatch League 2019 All-Star Game on May 16."

Furthermore, the Stage 2 playoffs are slated to begin tomorrow, May 9, starting at 6 p.m. Pacific time. Overwatch League fans can find more details at the official Overwatch League website, or by tuning in to live streams featured over on the Overwatch League Twitch page.

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Kevin Tucker

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