The Final Season: MouseCop's 2020 Season Preview

Celebrating it's 4th and final season in the Troy Dodgeball League, MouseCop looks to win it all this year. Take a look at transactions made by the team this offseason.

Starter Sihwan Kwak, who played for the team in 2019, announced that he would not sign with the team in 2020 due to him moving back to South Korea.

Mariah Alvarado, the team's female starter in 2019, was released during the offseason. Taking her place this year is Riona Tsen. Tsen signed a $3 million contract along with a $500k signing bonus.

Miguel Vergel de Dios was signed as an international free agent from the Philippines. He agreed

Tyler Hong, who subbed in for the injured Ammar Khakoo in 2019, was sent back down to the MousePolice Developmental Team.

Patrick Rim, who played for MouseCop for two seasons, was traded to ASBalls along with a first round draft pick and a second round draft pick. In return, MouseCop received Suhail Samidon, who was rated by Dodgeball America as the #2 best player in the country.

The following starters announced their intentions to re-sign with the team.

Ammar Khakoo

Lawrence Santos

Ryan Tseng

Riley Sanidad

Andrew Leong

The MouseCop Board of Directors agreed to re-sign Elijah Toledo as the team's general manager after the conclusion of the 2019 season. Toledo also announced that Derek Borja would retain the head coach position.

The 2020 MouseCops are projected to be one of the best teams in the league this year. They will open up the season on Wednesday, March 11 against Troy Tech Support at 12:30 P.M at the MouseCop Arena @ THS.

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