Fissure

Vancouver Titans After four months of retirement, Baek returned to the Overwatch League, signing with the Vancouver Titans ahead of the 2020 season. With the signing, he became the first Overwatch League player to have been a part of four different teams. Upon his return, the Overwatch League announced that he was fined for "sharing confidential league information," presumably referring to his role lock leak shortly after his retirement. After a 2–2 start to the season, on May 6, the Titans released their entire roster following ongoing disputes between the organization's management and players.

In June 2020, Baek claimed that, while the rest of the released roster were given buyouts and released as non-restricted free agents, he was "forcibly released" from the team and should have been paid the remainder of his salary. The Overwatch League investigated the matter, clarifying that Baek was the only player that did not agree to a mutual severance with the Titans, and in turn, the Titans terminated his contract for cause.

Player profile Baek primarily played tank heroes, and he was often described as one of the best main tank players in the Overwatch League. He was known for his aggressive playstyle, often needing to be the focal point of his team to be effective. Much of his effectiveness on Winston mostly came from his "Primal Rage" ultimate ability usage,