Bayhawks. They entered the postseason as the top seed. However, on the last night of the regular season, a Bayhawks player tested positive for COVID-19. The semifinal game between the second-seeded Hammerheads and third-seeded Bayhawks was canceled as both teams withdrew from the tournament. As a result, the semifinal between the Outlaws and the Boston Cannons was moved to the next day to serve as the championship. In their league-record tenth championship appearance, the Outlaws fell to the Cannons, 13–10. Ceased operations On December 16, 2020, the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) announced a merger with Major League Lacrosse. The move created a unified outdoor lacrosse league that kept the PLL name and eliminated all home market teams. This left six MLL franchises, including Denver, on the outside. The league retained the rights to the now-retired team identities with the option to use these brands in future expansion. General Managers General Manager - Jon Cohen Current coaching staff Head Coach - Tony Seaman Offensive Coordinator - John Grant Jr. Defensive Coordinator - Matt Bocklet Strength and Conditioning Coach - Chris Spangler All-time head coaches Roster (C)- captain MLL Award winners Most Valuable Player Brendan Mundorf: 2012 Rookie of the Year Dan Hardy: 2009 Jack Kelly: 2016 Chris Cloutier: 2018 Coach of the Year Brian Reese: 2009 Jim Stagnitta: 2013 Tony Seaman: 2019 Defensive Player of the Year Lee Zink: 2012, 2013 Offensive Player of the Year Eric Law: 2017 Goalie of the Year Jesse Schwartzman: 2013 Jack Kelly: 2017 Most Improved Player Jeremy Sieverts: 2012 Drew Snider: 2013 Retired numbers 19 - Jesse Schwartzman 29 - Lee Zink 7 - Matt Bocklet Season by season 2008 Denver Outlaws season 2010 Denver Outlaws season 2012 Denver Outlaws season 2014 Denver Outlaws season 2015 Denver Outlaws season 2016 Denver Outlaws season 2020 Denver Outlaws season Draft history 2006: Geoff Snider, Denver (17th overall); Brett Moyer, Hofstra (18th overall); Sean McCarthy, Hofstra (43rd overall) 2007: Drew Westervelt, UMBC (4th overall) 2008: Dan Cocoziello, Princeton (13th overall); Mike Ward, Duke (27th overall); Peter Striebel, Princeton (47th overall) 2009: Max Seibald, Cornell (2nd overall); Shane Walterhoefer, North Carolina (7th overall); Dan Hardy, Syracuse (8th overall) 2010: Ken Clausen, Virginia (5th overall) 2011: Billy Bitter, North Carolina (3rd overall) 2012: Mark Matthews, Denver (4th overall); Colin Briggs, Virginia 2013: Brian Megill, Syracuse (7th overall) 2014: Jeremy Noble, Denver (6th overall) 2015: Nikko Pontrello, Loyola (8th overall) 2016: