Amid the chaos ensuing all around the United States due to the current political climate and events, Activision's Call of Duty League has announced that its upcoming Minnesota ROKKR Home Series has been postponed by one week.

Originally set to take place June 5th to 7th, the Minnesota event has been moved to June 12th to 14th to allow for current happenings to settle down. The Call of Duty League shared the following statement on Twitter...

In light of recent and current events, this weekend's Call of Duty League Minnesota ROKKR Home Series will be postponed one week to June 12-14.

We will share more details soon, including how the Call of Duty League family plans to pay tribute to George Floyd and dedicate this Home Series to supporting the fight for social justice and the rights of black and minority communities, as well as organizations assisting with rebuilding efforts both in Minneapolis and nationwide.

This announcement was expected following the news that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone's upcoming Season 4 would be delayed for similar reasons. At the time of writing, Activision and Infinity Ward have yet to announce when the new Season will be released - despite being expected to release on Tuesday, June 2nd.

The competitive community seems to be taking well to the announcement of this delay, likely due to the worldwide involvement in the current political movements. We look forward to what Activision and the Call of Duty League have in store to assist with this.

In other competitive Call of Duty news, one of the franchises winningest players, the Seattle Surge's Damon "Karma" Barlow, has announced his permanent retirement from the scene.

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