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2019 Dallas Fuel season

The 2019 Dallas Fuel season was the second season of the Dallas Fuel's existence in the Overwatch League and was their first full season under head coach Aaron "Aero" Atkins. The team looked to improve on their disappointing 12–28 record from 2018, where they did not qualify for the season playoffs.

2019 Dallas Fuel season
Head coachAaron Atkins
General managerMathew Taylor
OwnerMike Rufail
Kenneth Hersh
DivisionPacific
Results
Record10–18 (.357)
Place
Stage 1 PlayoffsDid not qualify
Stage 2 PlayoffsQuarterfinals
Stage 3 PlayoffsDid not qualify
Season PlayoffsDid not qualify
Total Earnings$25,000

Dallas began the season posting an impressive 4–2 record through six games, but a 2–3 loss to the Boston Uprising eliminated the team from Stage 1 Playoff contention. The team hit their stride in Stage 2, amassing a 5–2 record, and qualified for the Stage 2 Playoffs. However, they were knocked out in the quarterfinals round by the Vancouver Titans in a 0–3 loss. The Fuel fell apart in the final half of the season, finding only one win in their final fourteen matches. With a 10–18 record for the season, the Fuel again did not qualify for the season playoffs.

Preceding offseason

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The Dallas Fuel roster at the beginning of the 2019 season. From left to right: EFFECT, rCk, uNKOE, ZachaREEE, HarryHook, aKm, Closer, Mickie, Taimou, OGE.

Player re-signings

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From August 1 to September 9, 2018, all Overwatch League teams that competed in the 2018 season could choose to extend their team's players' contracts. Along with the retirement of star tank player Brandon "Seagull" Larned, Fuel released support Sebastian "Chipshajen" Widlund and tank Christian "cocco" Jonsson.[1]

Free agency

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All non-expansion teams could not enter the free agency period until October 8, 2018; they were able to sign members from their respective academy team and make trades until then. On October 15, Fuel acquired Jung "Closer" Won-sik from London Spitfire; Closer signed with Fuel on a two-way contract with Team Envy.[2] On November 11, Fuel signed off-tank Richard "rCk" Kanerva from Overwatch Contenders team Team Gigantti to a two-year contract.[3] Fuel's final offseason transaction was on December 3, when the team signed former Fusion University and United States Overwatch World Cup team player Zachary "ZachaREEE" Lombardo.[4]

Regular season

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Stage 1

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Dallas began their 2019 season splitting their two matches in week one – a 0–4 loss against San Francisco Shock and a 3–1 win over Seoul Dynasty.[5] The team repeated their inconsistent performance the following week, as Fuel fell 0–4 to Guangzhou Charge and defeated Philadelphia Fusion 3–1.[6] After a pair of wins against Shanghai Dragons, Fuel took on Boston Uprising in their final match of the stage.[7] Dallas took the first two maps of the match, but Boston was able to engineer a reverse sweep, placing Fuel at a 4–3 Stage 1 record and one match out from the Stage 1 Playoffs.[8]

Stage 2

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The Dallas Fuel Homestand took place at the Allen Event Center in Allen, Texas.

Dallas had a multitude of player and coaching changes at the start of Stage 2. On April 2, Dallas traded Richard "rCk" Kanerva to Boston Uprising in exchange for Lucas "NotE" Meissner.[9] On the same day, assistant coach Christian "cocco" Jonsson retired from the Overwatch League;[10] Dallas signed former Paris Eternal head coach Julien "daemoN" Ducros as an assistant coach a day later.[11] Three days later, Fuel's Hyeon "EFFECT" Hwang retired from professional Overwatch due to mental health issues.[12]

Fuel's first two matches of Stage 2 were not until week two, where Dallas swept Toronto Defiant 4–0 and edged over Paris Eternal 2–1.[13] Week three was not as fortunate for Dallas, as the team was swept 0–4 by both Vancouver Titans and Seoul Dynasty.[14] Fuel took both of their matches in their "Dallas Fuel Homestand Week", defeating Los Angeles Valiant and in-state rivals Houston Outlaws and clinching a Stage 2 Playoff berth.[15] Dallas capped off the regular season of Stage 2 with a win over Florida Mayhem, ending the stage with a 5–2 record and the sixth seed in the Stage 2 Playoffs.[16]

Two days before their quarterfinal match against the undefeated Vancouver Titans, Fuel promoted Ashley "Trill" Powell form their academy team Team Envy.[17] Dallas was not able to put up much of a challenge for Titans, as Fuel was swept 0–3 in the match.[18]

Homestand Weekend

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Week four saw the "Dallas Fuel Homestand Weekend" – the first of three Overwatch League "Homestand Weekends" of the 2019 season. The two-day event, which took place at the Allen Event Center in Allen, Texas, sold out 4,500 seats each day.[19] Held in part to test whether or not the league's plan to hold matches locally, Dallas Fuel was responsible for every aspect of the weekend aside from the broadcast, which was aired on ESPN2.[20] During the first match of the weekend, a regional power outage delayed the event for 45 minutes.[21] Marking the highest viewership of Stage 2, the homestand showed that the local-match model has promise.[22][23]

Stage 3

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The Fuel were reversed swept by Excelsior in the final match of Stage 3.

Dallas opened Stage 3 on June 7 with a match against the Los Angeles Gladiators. The Fuel could not find a footing throughout the match, and was swept 0–4.[24] Dallas turned it around two days later with a 3–0 victory over the Washington Justice. Notably, Dylan "aKm" Bignet tied an Overwatch League record set by Kelsey "Colourhex" Birse for highest average energy on Zarya in at map at 82%.[25] The following week, the Fuel first took on the Chengdu Hunters on June 13. Dallas was unable to adapt to the off-meta compositions ran by the Hunters and lost the match 1–3.[26] Two days later, the team faced the undefeated Vancouver Titans; the Fuel were dominated throughout the match and were swept 0–4.[27]

The Fuel's struggles continued the following week, losing 0–3 to the Hangzhou Spark in a match where the Dallas roster looked to be falling apart.[28] Three days later, the Fuel were swept 4–0 by the Hunters in a rematch of the previous week.[29] Dallas' final match of the stage was against the New York Excelsior on June 29. After winning the first two maps, Dallas look primed to take a win from New York, but the Excelsior made the proper adjustments after halftime, and completing a reverse sweep by taking three consecutive maps to hand Dallas a 2–3 loss.[30]

Stage 4

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The Fuel's first match of Stage 4, along with the first match with an enforced 2-2-2 role lock by the League, was against the London Spitfire on July 26. Dallas' tank line and DPS were outplayed that of London's, as the team fell in a 1–3 loss.[31] The following week, the team lost to the Los Angeles Valiant by a 1–3 scoreline.[32] Trying to find wins to realistically keep their playoff hopes alive, the Fuel took on the Los Angeles Gladiators on August 9. Dallas found themselves up 2–0 going into halftime, but the team crumbled thereafter, losing three consecutive maps to fall 2–3.[33] Two days later, the team was swept 0–4 by the San Francisco Shock in a match that was as close as the scoreline.[34] The following week, the Fuel fell to the Hangzhou Spark by a score of 1–3.[35] The team's next match was against the Guangzhou Charge on August 18. Dallas found another loss in the matchup, as they were swept 0–4. Notably, an in-game bug cause an hour-long delay in the final map of the series – the longest delay in Overwatch League history.[36] Officially eliminated from season playoff contention, the Fuel headed to The Novo in Los Angeles to play in the Kit Kat Rivalry Weekend, hosted by the Los Angeles Valiant. Their only match of the weekend was against the Atlanta Reign August 24. After the Reign took the first map with little resistance, both teams completed Volskaya Industries twice, to push the map to a second overtime round, but Dallas came out victorious, tying the series 1–1. Coming out of halftime, close losses on King's Row and Havana gave Dallas a 1–3 match loss. The loss ended Dallas' season with a 12-match losing streak.[37]

Final roster

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2019 Dallas Fuel roster
Players Coaches
Role No. Handle Name Nationality
Damage 10 aKm Bignet, Dylan France
Damage 13 Taimou Kettunen, Timo Finland
Damage 22 ZachaREEE Lombardo, Zachary United States
Tank 2 OGE Son Min-seok South Korea
Tank 3 NotE Meissner, Lucas Canada
Tank 7 Mickie Rattanasangchod, Pongphop Thailand
Tank 30 Trill Powell, Ashley Australia
Support 9 HarryHook (C) Tejedor, Jonathan Spain
Support 17 Closer Jung Won-sik South Korea
Support 24 Unkoe Chevasson, Benjamin France
Head coach
  • Aaron Atkins
Legend:
  • (I) Inactive
  • (S) Suspended
  • (2W) Two-way player
  •   Substitute
  •   Injury / Illness
  

Latest roster transaction: May 7, 2019.

Transactions

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Transactions of/for players on the roster during the 2019 regular season:

  • On April 2, Fuel traded Richard "rCk" Kanerva to Boston Uprising in exchange for Lucas "NotE" Meissner.[38]
  • On April 6, Hwang "EFFECT" Hyeon retired.[12]
  • On May 7, Fuel promoted Ashley "Trill" Powell from Team Envy.[17]

Standings

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Record by stage

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Stage Pld W L Pct MW ML MT MD Pos
1 7 4 3 .571 15 15 0 ±0 9
2 7 5 2 .714 16 11 1 +5 6
3 7 1 6 .143 6 21 2 -15 16
4[a] 7 0 7 .000 6 23 0 -17 19
Overall 28 10 18 .357 43 70 3 -27 15
  Qualified for playoffs •   Qualified for play-in tournament
  1. ^ No stage playoffs were held for Stage 4.

League

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Pos Div Team
 Pld W L PCT MW ML MT MD Qualification
1 PAC Vancouver Titans 28 25 3 0.893 89 28 0 +61 Advance to season playoffs (division leaders)
2 ATL New York Excelsior 28 22 6 0.786 78 38 3 +40
3 PAC San Francisco Shock 28 23 5 0.821 92 26 0 +66 Advance to season playoffs
4 PAC Hangzhou Spark 28 18 10 0.643 64 52 4 +12
5 PAC Los Angeles Gladiators 28 17 11 0.607 67 48 3 +19
6 ATL Atlanta Reign 28 16 12 0.571 69 50 1 +19
7 ATL London Spitfire 28 16 12 0.571 58 52 6 +6 Advance to play-ins
8 PAC Seoul Dynasty 28 15 13 0.536 64 50 3 +14
9 PAC Guangzhou Charge 28 15 13 0.536 61 57 1 +4
10 ATL Philadelphia Fusion 28 15 13 0.536 57 60 3 −3
11 PAC Shanghai Dragons 28 13 15 0.464 51 61 3 −10
12 PAC Chengdu Hunters 28 13 15 0.464 55 66 1 −11
13 PAC Los Angeles Valiant 28 12 16 0.429 56 61 4 −5
14 ATL Paris Eternal 28 11 17 0.393 46 67 3 −21
15 PAC Dallas Fuel 28 10 18 0.357 43 70 3 −27
16 ATL Houston Outlaws 28 9 19 0.321 47 69 3 −22
17 ATL Toronto Defiant 28 8 20 0.286 39 72 4 −33
18 ATL Washington Justice 28 8 20 0.286 39 72 6 −33
19 ATL Boston Uprising 28 8 20 0.286 41 78 2 −37
20 ATL Florida Mayhem 28 6 22 0.214 36 75 5 −39
Source: The Overwatch League
Rules for classification: 1) winning percentage; 2) map differential; 3) head-to-head record; 4) head-to-head map differential


Game log

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Regular season

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2019 game log (Regular season record: 10–18)
Stage 1 (4–3)
1 February 15 Dallas Fuel 0 – 4 San Francisco Shock Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
0 Nepal 2
1 King's Row 3
2 Horizon Lunar Colony 3
1 Rialto 3
2 February 17 Seoul Dynasty 1 – 3 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
1 Busan 2
3 King's Row 4
4 Volskaya Industries 3
0 Rialto 1
3 February 21 Guangzhou Charge 4 – 0 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
2 Busan 0
2 Hollywood 1
2 Temple of Anubis 0
3 Route 66 2
4 February 23 Philadelphia Fusion 1 – 3 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
0 Busan 2
1 Numbani 3
4 Horizon Lunar Colony 3
2 Dorado 3
5 March 02 Shanghai Dragons 2 – 3 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
0 Ilios 2
3 Numbani 2
5 Volskaya Industries 4
4 Dorado 5
0 Nepal 2
6 March 09 Dallas Fuel 4 – 0 Shanghai Dragons Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
2 Nepal 1
3 Hollywood 2
3 Temple of Anubis 2
5 Route 66 4
7 March 16 Boston Uprising 3 – 2 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
   Recap Blizzard Arena
1 Ilios 2
2 King's Row 3
4 Volskaya Industries 3
3 Dorado 0
2 Nepal 1

Stage 2 (5–2)
8 April 13 Dallas Fuel 4 – 0 Toronto Defiant Burbank, CA
3:00 pm PST    Recap Blizzard Arena
2 Oasis 0
5 Paris 4
3 King's Row 0
3 Rialto 2
9 April 14 Dallas Fuel 2 – 1 Paris Eternal Burbank, CA
12:00 noon PST    Recap Blizzard Arena
2 Busan 0
2 Paris 2
4 Blizzard World 3
1 Rialto 2
10 April 18 Vancouver Titans 4 – 0 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
8:30 pm PST    Recap Blizzard Arena
2 Lijiang Tower 0
2 Hanamura 1
4 Blizzard World 3
3 Junkertown 2
11 April 20 Dallas Fuel 0 – 4 Seoul Dynasty Burbank, CA
3:00 pm PST    Recap Blizzard Arena
0 Lijiang Tower 2
2 Hanamura 3
1 Eichenwalde 2
4 Watchpoint: Gibraltar 5
12 April 27 Los Angeles Valiant 0 – 4 Dallas Fuel Allen, TX
2:55 pm PST    Recap Allen Event Center
0 Oasis 2
1 Temple of Anubis 2
1 Eichenwalde 2
4 Junkertown 5
13 April 28 Houston Outlaws 1 – 3 Dallas Fuel Allen, TX
4:15 pm PST    Recap Allen Event Center
0 Lijiang Tower 2
2 Temple of Anubis 1
2 King's Row 3
3 Watchpoint: Gibraltar 4
14 May 02 Dallas Fuel 3 – 1 Florida Mayhem Burbank, CA
5:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Busan 1
5 Temple of Anubis 6
3 King's Row 2
3 Rialto 0

Stage 3 (1–6)
15 June 07 Los Angeles Gladiators 4 – 0 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
9:15 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Oasis 0
2 Paris 0
3 Hollywood 2
3 Havana 1
16 June 09 Washington Justice 0 – 3 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
3:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
0 Oasis 2
4 Volskaya Industries 4
2 Eichenwalde 3
0 Havana 3
17 June 13 Dallas Fuel 1 – 3 Chengdu Hunters Burbank, CA
7:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
0 Ilios 2
3 Paris 2
1 Hollywood 3
2 Dorado 3
18 June 15 Dallas Fuel 0 – 4 Vancouver Titans Burbank, CA
3:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
0 Ilios 2
2 Volskaya Industries 3
2 Eichenwalde 3
2 Dorado 3
19 June 20 Hangzhou Spark 3 – 0 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
7:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Nepal 0
4 Horizon Lunar Colony 4
3 Numbani 1
3 Havana 1
20 June 23 Chengdu Hunters 4 – 0 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
12:00 noon PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Nepal 1
1 Horizon Lunar Colony 0
4 Numbani 3
3 Watchpoint: Gibraltar 0
21 June 29 Dallas Fuel 2 – 3 New York Excelsior Burbank, CA
12:00 noon PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Oasis 0
2 Paris 1
2 Hollywood 3
2 Watchpoint: Gibraltar 3
1 Nepal 2

Stage 4 (0–7)
22 July 26 Dallas Fuel 1 – 3 London Spitfire Burbank, CA
5:45 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Ilios 1
1 Hanamura 2
2 King's Row 3
1 Route 66 2
23 August 03 Dallas Fuel 1 – 3 Los Angeles Valiant Burbank, CA
3:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Busan 1
4 Volskaya Industries 5
2 Hollywood 3
3 Route 66 4
24 August 09 Dallas Fuel 2 – 3 Los Angeles Gladiators Burbank, CA
5:45 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Lijiang Tower 1
2 Temple of Anubis 1
2 King's Row 3
0 Junkertown 2
0 Busan 2
25 August 11 San Francisco Shock 4 – 0 Dallas Fuel Burbank, CA
3:30 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Ilios 0
2 Temple of Anubis 0
3 Blizzard World 2
3 Junkertown 1
26 August 15 Dallas Fuel 1 – 3 Hangzhou Spark Burbank, CA
5:45 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
2 Lijiang Tower 0
2 Hanamura 3
0 Blizzard World 2
3 Junkertown 4
27 August 18 Dallas Fuel 0 – 4 Guangzhou Charge Burbank, CA
5:15 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
1 Ilios 2
0 Hanamura 2
1 Hollywood 3
3 Havana 4
28 August 24 Atlanta Reign 3 – 1 Dallas Fuel Los Angeles, CA
2:00 pm PST    Details The Novo
2 Busan 0
4 Volskaya Industries 5
3 King's Row 2
2 Havana 1

Playoffs

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2019 playoff game log
Stage 2 Playoffs (0–1)
Quarterfinals May 10 Dallas Fuel 0 – 3 Vancouver Titans Burbank, CA
8:00 pm PST    Details Blizzard Arena
0 Oasis 2
2 King's Row 3
0 Temple of Anubis 1

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