Lately we've been witnesses to a lot of changes on the german scene, last to be seen, when mTw released their former Counter-Strike 1.6 squad and signed up with a new lan-team from Hamburg (Germany). Yesterday was the day when the rivals from one of the top four teams in the ESL Pro Series, TBH.eSports, decided to let go of two players from a lineup, which nearly lasted two years in the organization.

It's the players Gerhard "gerdi" Grimm and Daniel "Frigh" Enderle, who both had to departure from the team. The reasoning behind the departure is to be found in the lack of motivation, which had been following the squad for some time now, so both players where allowed to leave due to this matter. Last season was a good year for the german organization, placing them fourth in the end of the EPS season, but it could have been better if the team had not lost to Team Xilence XQ in the Lower final of the tournament.

Speaking with GotFrag.com, Frigh explained that when you were playing in a team who were unable to improve, then the move was necesary in order to keep the motivation behind playing:

On a side note, Frigh added that him and gerdi would still be playing together in the future when a new team was found.

Leaving behind three players in the team, and an incomplete lineup is going to cause some stress and work for team manager Mathis "LnK" Edel, who wasn't slow to add that the team is already testing new solutions and looking at free players at the moment (perhaps we will see former players from mTw.PokerRoom joining up with them, who knows?).

The changes leave TBH.eSports with the following 3 players:

We wish the team the best of luck in the future, and hope to see them perform well in the upcoming season of the ESL Pro series as well as Frigh and gerdi to find a new team.

Source: GotFrag