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Sentinels issued an announcement prior to revealing SicK, stating that the team would not field a sixth man for the 2023 season, leading many to speculate that the organization had signed a female player or received a special exemption from Riot Games. According to Riot rules, all teams in the partnered leagues must have six eligible players to compete in the league.
Sentinels then revealed that the team will have a "SICKTH man," and that the former Counter-Strike player will remain with the team.
SicK is the team's final remaining member from the initial roster that debuted in 2020. Many of the players on that squad are still under contract with the Sentinels, but will not play for the team in 2023.
SicK will face Tyson 'TenZ' Ngo, Zachary 'zekken' Patrone, Gustavo 'Sacy' Rossi, Bryan 'pANcada' Luna, and Rory 'dephh' Jackson.
Due to an "ongoing family matter" and mental health issues, SicK has not competed for the organization since May 2022. He was subbed out of the roster for most Valorant Champions Tour Stage 2 and did not compete in the Valorant Champions 2022 Last Change Qualifier.