LCS 2020 Team Overview: Team Liquid
Team Liquid has won the past four domestic titles, and quickly become the face of North America. Will this continue, after their swap in the jungle?
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LCS 2020 Team Overview: Cloud9
Cloud9’s the most consistently great team in LCS history, but this greatness hasn’t netted them a championship since 2014. Can this be the year they finally break through to the top?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: CLG
CLG almost jumped from zero to hero by the end of last season. Can they keep up the momentum?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: TSM
TSM’s lackluster performance in 2018 and 2019 brought several changes coming into 2020. Will it be enough to bring them back to the top?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: Dignitas
Clutch Gaming’s sudden rebrand brought with it a strong personality and desire to win. Can they ride that momentum into next season, and make the World Championship again?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: 100 Thieves
The old 100T roster is back, but with a bit of a twist. Can they replicate their first bit of success from 2018?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: Golden Guardians
Their controversial roster moves have many predicting a tenth place finish. Are there any redeeming qualities to this rag-tag team?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: Immortals
Optic Gaming exploded after another disappointing season, and in came the return of Immortals. Will former-champion Xmithie be enough to carry them to victory?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: Flyquest
After reuniting everyone’s favorite EU duo of Ignar and PowerOfEvil, Flyquest is looking interesting in 2020. How will they do?
LCS 2020 Team Overview: Evil Geniuses
Now that we know every LCS roster, I’d like to take an individual look at each team heading into the spring split. How will everyone do?
A Look at the Worlds 2019 Group Stage
A majority of the teams have been slotted into their groups for the 2019 League of Legends World Championship. This is how I think they’ll stack up.
Reverse-Sweeps: The Esport-Only Phenomenon
Despite being around for forever; traditional sports rarely, if ever, see a team come back from being far down in a series. In esports, however, this is a very common occurrence. I take a look at why this may be and whether it’s good or bad.
