CDL 2020: Attach New York Subliners Player Profile For Call of Duty League 2020


Dillon "Attach" Price is an SMG player for New York Subliners. The 23-year-old American will feature as part of the New York franchise in the Call of Duty League (CDL) 2020 Season.

Attach is best known for being a World Champion with Denial Esports in 2015 and his long period representing FaZe Clan.

Since competing in Call of Duty, Attach has won 7 tournaments and has earned over $350,000 in prize money.

Here's Attach's player profile for the CDL 2020 season.

CDL 2020 Season

For the debut season of the Call of Duty League, Attach will be a part of the New York Subliners - the team consists of:

  • Donovan "Temp" Laroda
  • Lamar "Accuracy" Abedi
  • Trei "Zer0" Morris
  • Dillon "Attach" Price
  • Thomas "ZooMaa" Paparatto

With the CDL 2020 season yet to start, no offline tournaments have taken place yet. However, Attach has competed in a few online tournaments with the New York Subliners.

The New York Subliners have recorded three top 4 finishes in GameBattles and CheckMate tournaments.

Excluding the Subliners, he has also placed top eight in the UMG Gaming Prime $1000 5v5 S&D 2019-11-10.

 

Major Achievements

The following achievements feature all offline tournaments only.

Prize pool represents the total amount the team earned.

Game
Event
Date
Place
Prize
Team
BO4
Call of Duty World League Championship 2019
18-08-2019
7th-8th
$50,000
Evil Geniuses
BO4
CWL Pro League 2019 Playoffs
21-07-2019
9th-10th
$12,500
Evil Geniuses
BO4
CWL Pro League 2019
05-07-2019
11th-12th
$64,375
Evil Geniuses
BO4
CWL Anaheim 2019
16-06-2019
13th-16th
$0
Evil Geniuses
BO4
CWL London 2019
05-05-2019
13th-16th
$0
Evil Geniuses
BO4
WorldGaming Network Championship Series 2019 Grand Finals
07-04-2019
3rd-4th
C$4,500
Evil Geniuses
BO4
CWL Fort Worth 2019
17-03-2019
13th-16th
$0
Evil Geniuses
BO4
CWL Las Vegas Open 2019
09-12-2018
13th-16th
$0
FaZe Clan
WWII
Call of Duty World League Championship 2018
19-08-2018
3rd
$100,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 2 Playoffs
29-07-2018
5th-6th
$20,000
FaZe Clan
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Team History

  • New York Subliners - Temp, Accuracy, Zer0, Attach (October 2019 - Present)
  • Evil Geniuses - Goonjar, Royalty, FeLo, Xotic, Apathy, JKap(March 2019 - August 2019)
  • FaZe Clan - Enable, ZooMaa, Attach, Clayster, Gunless, Priestahh, Crowder, Methodz, Cellium (June 2015 - September 2019)
  • Denial Esports - ZooMaa, Crowder, Saints, Clayster, JKap, (October 2014 - June 2015)
  • Rise Nation - Pacman, Whea7s, Loony (June - October 2014)
  • Curse Orange - Muddawg Miyagi, Crowster, Saint (April - June 2014)
  • Curse Youth - Realize, Methodz, Chino, Shock, Strife, TJHaLy, CraYoLaink, Bloodz, Diabolic, SlasheR, Miyagi, Crowster, Saint (January - April 2014)
  • Elevate - Miyagi, SlasheR, Attach, Strife (2013-2014)
  • Termination - Conker, Paying, DeeZy, Kaotic 
  • Young Legacy - Kalani, Fnatic, Nihill

Attach's History

Black Ops 2

Attach broke into the competitive scene at the age of 16, entering the MLG Spring Championship to place top thirty-six.

His second event was UMG Dallas 2013, where he placed top twenty-four.

Ghosts

Entering his first full season, Attach got his first break on Elevate, placing top eight at UMG Philadelphia 2014.

His next destination was to Curse, where he represented Curse Youth in a number of online tournaments. He was soon promoted to one of the two Curse teams, Curse Orange.

Teaming with Muddawg, Miyagi and Crowster, they placed top sixteen at UGC Niagara 2014. Saint temporarily joined the team to place top eight at the MLG X Games Invitational.

After the team placed top sixteen at UMG Dallas 2014, Rise Nation snatched up Attach. With Pacman, Whea7s and Loony, the side came fourth at UMG Nashville; after a rocky start.

The team placed one more tournament afterwards, placing top eight at the Season 3 playoffs.

 

Advanced Warfare

Advanced Warfare started off well for Attach and Denial, placing 3rd at UMG Orlando, they then went on to place second 

Clayster and JKap were traded to Denial Esports for ZooMaa and Saints. They were to play with Attach and Crowder. It was an instant success finishing second at the MLG Pro League Season 1 Playoffs and COD Champs NA Regional Final.

The team then went one step further to win COD Champs 2015, with Clayster being awarded the MVP trophy.

Attach's talent was noticed by FaZe Clan and they snapped him up quickly, reuniting him with ZooMaa.

SlasheR and Huke were replaced by Clayster and Attach, both fresh off their first place at COD Champs, this started one of the most intense rivalries between the Red Militia and OpTic Gaming.

FaZe won 3 major championships once this team formed, all three beating OpTic Gaming in the final. Many expected the season to finish strong for FaZe, but they could only manage a top 6 placement at the MLG World Finals.

Black Ops 3

Black Ops 3 was a tough year for FaZe, despite having a very strong squad. The four obviously decided to stick together but struggled to break past a top 4 placement.

The team placed regularly in the money, however, due to regular competition within the pro leagues, they no longer had an advantage over their opponents; losing to teams such as Splyce on a regular basis.

Infinite Warfare

Infinite Warfare was a big improvement, but still not enough for what the team wanted. Their only victory arriving at the PlayStation Experience Invitational, the first Infinite Warfare LAN of the year (many would consider this not to be a major LAN event).

Three third-place finishes at Las Vegas, Dallas and the Stage 1 playoffs (as well as second in Paris) was not good enough and the team made changes after nearly two years together.

Gunless arrived in a trade deal for Clayster, with Clayster finding a new home at eUnited. However, it wasn't enough to turn their season around as they placed top 6 at both the stage 2 playoffs and COD Champs 2017.

WWII

A new year and another change came to the FaZe lineup as Priestahh and Crowder replaced Gunless and Enable for the first boots on the ground COD since 2014.

The year started off well for FaZe with a few top placements, but they were quickly forgotten with a top 8 at Atlanta and top 12 in Birmingham.

Suddenly, FaZe sprung into life in the most mesmerising performance you will ever see in the Stage 1 playoffs; placing first just one week after CWL Birmingham.

It was a short-lived high as the team's placings afterwards were below expectation; they soon acquired coach RJ.

It wasn't until the final event of the year, COD Champs 2018, that they picked it up again and placed third - walking away with $100,000

Black Ops 4

Black Ops 4 was a year to forget not only for Attach but for FaZe as well. The team acquired Methodz as their fifth going into the start of the season, which left them with an awkward top 16 finish at Las Vegas.

The squad quickly replaced Methodz with Cellium for the Pro League Qualifier, in which they again failed to place and did not make it into the pro league.

It wasn't doom and gloom for Attach as he was loaned to Evil Geniuses for the season. But when you look back at the results, it was a sea of top sixteen finishes.

The best performance coming at COD Champs 2019, finishing top eight.

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Written ByChris Trout@TheTrout91

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