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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Lazarus releases its men's CS:GO team
The "primary direction" is being changed, which means the entire North American team is dropped.
Esports organisation Lazarus has revealed that it has parted ways with its male CS:GO roster, claiming that they're adjusting their "primary direction" to focus on "other core strengths", which presumably includes their women's CS:GO roster.
Lazarus wishes the team all the best, who had just performed rather well in the ESL Pro League Season 9 - Americas: NA Relegation, featuring North American talent like Braxton 'Swag' Pierce and Jordan 'Zellsis' Montemurro.
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