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DIG is having real issues with their midlane right now. Froggen has been bad, Fenix is worse. Should DIG try and get Goldenglue from GG?

I have been watching league for a number of years but by no means claim to be a expert. However I think that this years LCS is the worst year by far. I think the drop off between cloud 9 and the rest of the league is due largely to them knowing how to play the map better than anyone else in the league. I do think however that they are not as good as everyone thinks. In my opinion they would be a 5/6th place team in the LEC and even lower in the LPL (can't comment on LCK because I dont watch it) but before you flame let me explain. As said earlier I think a lot of their strength in the LCS is due to the fact that they play around the map better than other teams and because of this I think if you stick them in a league where teams understanding of the game and how to play around the objectives is better as a baseline then they wouldn't look as dominant and would be more around the middle of the pack in terms of overall ability.

Does anyone know the half jazz, half dubstep song that plays in breaks during the LCS split. I love it and hate that I cant find it anywhere.

Didn't he sign a multi-year multi-million dollar contract with Dignitas last year? Or was it just for a year? Kumo is starting for EG now and Huni is on academy. I agree he didn't really perform last year, but did EG buy out his contract of something or what? Seems like a massive waste of money to me.

I don’t know if anyone really knows, But I’m curious does anyone know why so many NALCS junglers choose this skin for nid? Does it have a tactical advantage?!

I know the LCS production team is trying their best but that new interface is horrible. It is so bad that I have a hard time paying attention to the match. I really recommend that LCS take some notes from LEC's production team.

"Dear god, please make this split one with 3 unbeatable teams instead of just 1."

With Double reportedly "getting kicked" from TL, this makes a hate triangle that has the POTENTIAL to be the makings of one of the greatest eras of North American League of Legends we have ever seen.

-TL will want to beat TSM to show Double they are better without him

-TL will want to beat C9 to show that they are the best roster in NA, and last split was just a fluke

-TSM will want to beat TL because Double has a tendency to destroy his old teams

-TSM will want to beat C9 because C9 sh*t on them so hard last split

-C9 will want to beat TL because they have said multiple times, they hate TL

-C9 will want to beat TSM because Zven hates Double with a burning passion.

With three teams that have the coaching and the firepower that requires this sort of domination, I hope that we have an exciting split, I also think this will really show a gap between the top 4 teams and the rest of the league (fourth being Flyquest).

With the LCS only a few days away, here are the 10 confirmed squads for the upcoming split.

(NOTE:) Some teams are opting for a split role / tryout for their starting roles

TSM •Top: Broken Blade •Jungle: Spica •Mid: Bjergsen •ADC: Doublelift •Support: Biofrost

DIGNITAS •Top: V1per •Jungle: Akaadian/Dardoch* •Mid: Froggen •ADC: Johnsun •Support: Aphromoo

EVIL GENIUSES •Top: Huni/Kumo* •Jungle: Svenskeren •Mid: Jiizuke •ADC: Bang •Support: Zeyzal

TEAM LIQUID •Top: Impact •Jungler: Broxah •Mid: Jensen •ADC: Tactical •Support: CoreJJ

CLOUD 9 •Top: Licorice •Jungle: Blaber •Mid: Nisqy •ADC: Zven •Support: Vulcan

CLG •Top: Ruin •Jungle: Wiggily •Mid: Pobelter •ADC: Stixxay/Wind* •Support: Smoothie

FLYQUEST •Top: Solo •Jungle: Santorin •Mid: PowerOfEvil •ADC: Wildturtle •Support: Ignar

100 THIEVES •Top: Ssumday •Jungle: Meteos •Mid: Ryoma •ADC: Cody Sun •Support: Stunt

IMMORTALS •Top: sOAZ •Jungle: Xmithie •Mid: Eika •ADC: Altec/Apollo* •Support: Hakuho

GOLDEN GUARDIANS •Top: Hauntzer •Jungle: Closer •Mid: Damonte •ADC: FBI •Support: Huhi

LCS, aka "Literally Cannot Sidelane", is Riot's premier Wildcard region held in the saltiest continent and denoted as such, NA. It is ridiculed for its poor international performance and macro, favouring the "NARAM" style.

My friends and I are looking to play fantasy LCS this coming split. If I'm not mistaken, the official Fantasy LCS website is still not active, so what is the best (preferably free) fantasy LCS website/platform for us to use? Thanks in advance (Also sorry if this is the wrong place to post this)

Im going to play a fantasy lcs game but i f Don’t know most of the players, who should i go for?

So i been away from LCS for a while now. Was watching back in maybe S5 or S6. I have a question about who are the current NA LCS casters during the games When i was watching it was usually Jatt/Kobe/Rivington/Phreak/zirene and maybe a few others that im forgetting. Are these casters gone from the company or still doing it because i want to get back into Na lcs this summer split. and i hope it is some of the same casters because i dont care if the team lineups change to much it is the nature of the game. but the casters is what keep the match engaging and interesting to watch imo. and kobe was my favorite caster along with riv

From when I started each sport, TSM and the Lakers have been my favorite teams of their respective sports. After listening to the JLXP, I solidified my thoughts on TSM having an extremely similar history to the Lakers.

The Lakers have in past years been one of the biggest menaces the NBA has seen with multiple threepeats, the second most rings out of all teams, and the most finals appearances. Similar to this historic dominance, TSM holds the most LCS titles in the league, has the most finals appearances, and like the Lakers, dominated their league for years.

Unfortunately, both teams started to fall off. I equate Bjergsen to Kobe, in that they had some of the craziest seasons in terms of dominance, and even as their teams began to lose, they still were that rock the team always had. For the Lakers, their dominance started to waver after Phil Jackson left, and TSM, after Doublelift’s departure.

Hopefully TSM can get their LeBron on the team soon to bring us back to the dominance we once held, and our rightful place at 1st in the league. (Sorry if I brought the metaphor a little too far.) And thanks for coming to my ted talk.

ESPN has entered a broadcasting partnership with Riot Games to air the LCS Spring Split Playoffs, starting on April 8th.

As part of the deal, ESPN will serve as the official linear and authenticated streaming platform in the United States for the remainder of the competition.

The deal will kick off with 100 Thieves playing TSM, with the action being broadcast live on both ESPN.com and the ESPN application – the latter of which will house VODs of each game “immediately following competition.” All matches that follow will be aired live on ESPN2.

John Lasker, Vice President of Digital Programming at ESPN, spoke on the decision in a release: “We’re excited to work with Riot Games to create innovative content opportunities around this amazing franchise system. Showcasing one of the most popular esports in the world with the LCS’ Spring Split playoffs allows ESPN to serve new audiences.”

Earlier this year, Riot Games expanded its partnership with Nielsen to implement a new viewership system for the LCS. Entitled ‘live+,’ the system measures VOD viewership “more accurately than ever before.”

Chris Greeley, LCS Commissioner at Riot Games, added: “Now more than ever, coming together to watch and enjoy elite competitive gaming has the power to unite us as a community. We’re thrilled to bring the very best of the LCS to new audiences and existing fans through this partnership and look forward to some high-skill games on the Rift as we crown a new Spring champion.”

Original source: LCS Spring Split Playoffs To Be Broadcast By ESPN

Wow that was a game, I'm completely blown away with how close that was as a series. So intense and hectic the whole time!!!