The highly anticipated Call of Duty League (CDL) 2022-23 trading cards have finally hit the shelves on Upper Deck’s website, sending waves of excitement through the gaming and collectibles communities. This year’s release promises a diverse array of content, including players and highlights from Call of Duty: Vanguard and Modern Warfare 2, following the successful format of the previous season.
A standout feature of this release is the debut of trading cards for the Boston Breach, a new team that made their mark during the Vanguard season. Additionally, fans are eagerly awaiting the rookie cards for rising stars like Scrap and the possibility of seeing his teammate Ghosty included in the final checklist. The inclusion of these new teams and players adds fresh excitement and anticipation to the trading card collection.
The history of competitive Call of Duty traces back to its inception in 2003, with the official Call of Duty League being established in 2019 upon the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Since its inception, the CDL has revolutionized esports by introducing city-based teams and structured competition, captivating a global audience of gaming enthusiasts.
Upper Deck’s collaboration with the CDL began in 2022, when they introduced a trading card set featuring players from the Modern Warfare (2019) and Cold War seasons. This partnership built upon previous Call of Duty trading card ventures, including a special card set in 2021 created in conjunction with Mountain Dew Game Fuel, showcasing top players like Seth “Scump” Abner and Thomas “ZooMaa” Paparatto.
As a key player in the esports collectibles sphere, Upper Deck holds licenses for both the Call of Duty League and the Overwatch League, solidifying its presence in the industry. With a history of releasing innovative trading card sets, such as the 2022 Upper Deck Call of Duty Game Dated Moments series, which encapsulated iconic moments and rookies like Amer “Pred” Zulbeari, Upper Deck continues to push the boundaries of esports memorabilia.
The latest release of the 2022-23 Call of Duty League trading cards aligns with the ongoing evolution of the league, now in its sixth season. Transitioning from the earlier Call of Duty World League format, the CDL’s shift to a city-based structure has reshaped the competitive landscape, amplifying the excitement and engagement among fans and players.
Enthusiasm surrounding the new trading card collection is palpable, with players and fans alike eagerly diving into the opportunity to collect and own a piece of Call of Duty League history. The cards offer a unique way for enthusiasts to connect with their favorite teams and players while immersing themselves in the vibrant CDL community.
For those eager to embark on this thrilling journey of collecting and trading, Upper Deck’s website beckons with the promise of exploring the 2022-23 Call of Duty League trading cards. Don’t miss the chance to secure your favorite cards and be part of the ever-growing legacy of Call of Duty esports.
