TDK 被新團隊 Arena Online 購入，留下Seraph,Kez,and Ninja。
原AD" Emperor＂動向不明，原SUP＂Smoothie＂可能會取代XP（http://goo.gl/88yXHB）
Hubbard and Shim將努力讓戰隊步入正軌。
TDK在2015 LCS 夏季賽，因簽證問題，導致韓援很晚才加入隊伍，間接導致成績很差，
最終降級，2016將從CS出發。
http://www.dailydot.com/esports/team-dragon-knights-team-arena-online/
Team Dragon Knights is now Team Arena Online, retains Seraph, Kez, and Ninja
League of Legends Challenger Series squad Team Dragon Knights is rebranding.
Meet Team Arena Online.
The team is taking its name from new partner Arena Online, the online
tournament organizer based in Houston, Texas.
Shin “Seraph” Woo-yeong, Kevin “Kez” Jeon, and Noh “Ninja” Geon-woo
will remain on the roster. It's not clear if AD Carry Kim “Emperor”
Jin-hyun will stay or go, and former support Andy “Smoothie” Ta is set to
replace Alex “Xpecial” Chu on Team Liquid, as reported by the Daily Dot
earlier today.
“The new TDK is a team of smart, young, hungry players who fell into some
ridiculous pitfalls this past LCS season,” Arena Online Founder Alan Hubbard
tells the Daily Dot. “We want to give this impressive team the support they
need to get back on track.”
Hubbard and staff will work alongside the team’s existing crew of
management, including Dragon Knights co-owner Chris Shim.
“Arena Online is going to change the way the world regards esports,” Shim
said. “Serious gamers are a new force of professional athletes, Team Arena
Online is absolutely a team of professional athletes, and we’ve found a
partner who sees that force too.”
Hubbard and Shim hope to revitalize the team as they join forces, righting a
ship that went far off course pretty much from the beginning of the team's
time in the League Championship Series.
When Ninja and Emperor originally joined the squad in May, a technical
problem at the U.S. State Department delayed their visa application. Neither
were able to compete in the League Championship Series until the errors were
resolved on week five of competition. That forced the team was forced to use
substitutes, and their play suffered as a result, with the team recording a
nine-game losing streak. Although they nearly bounced back after taking
victories over Team Dignitas, Cloud9, and Gravity in the latter part of the
season, the Dragon Knights were eventually relegated from the LCS on Aug. 12.
Now, the team will be hoping that its new partner can help put things back on
course.