After T1, Sentinels, and Immortals, TeamSoloMid (TSM) becomes the fourth major esports organization to have completed their official roster for Valorant.We're extremely excited to announce our first competitive VALORANT roster 🚨Please welcome @hazedCS, @Dronecsgo, @WVRDELL, @Subroza, and @reltuC to #TSM 🤝📰: https://t.co/Yq352iwrwe📺: https://t.co/nPWHV7YyXO pic.twitter.com/ahXHpism9U— TSM (@TSM) May 22, 2020And much like Immortals, this team has also picked up former CS: GO professionals for their line-up we will be seeing the names of Taylor “drone” Johnson, Matthew “WARDELL” Yu, Yassine “Subroza” Taoufik, Stephen “reltuC” Cutler, and in-game leader James “hazed” Cobb, represent TSM in Valorant.Taylor “tailored” Broomall will be the head coach for this squad. He is a great pick by TSM as Taylor is well known for his works as a coach, manager, and also as an analyst for teams like Team Boxr, Splyce, and Team Envy.WARDELL and Subroza are some of the biggest names in the CS: GO landscape, and they have climbed up the esports ladder by playing in organizations like Team Orgless and Ghost Gaming. When both the teams disbanded (one after ESL One: Road to Rio North America and the other in 2019), both of them became free agents.Drone, on the other hand, had a two-year stint in Splyce and then spent a few months on Team Envy. Hazed and Cutler have years of experience in competitive CS: GO, and their calm headed decision-making skills will help TSM gain a lot of success in Valorant.TSM's Valorant squad excited to work with the organiztion The squad said the following in a statement featured in the official announcement:"We’re thrilled to be working together with such an iconic organization. Deciding to move on from CS: GO to VALORANT was a hard decision to make, but with a prestigious organization like TSM backing you, it makes the whole thing way more exciting.”