The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Overwatch League as we all know it is set to change 🍬drastically this upcoming weekend as hero bans make their first appearance heading into week five. With Reinhardt, Moira, Widowmaker and McCree banned from play this weekend, teams will have to rely on their creativity and depth more than ever. Four weekends of the 2020 season are in the books and here are how the teams look as they prepare for week five in Washington D.C.
1. San Francisco Shock (1-0)
The Shock get to keep their first place position until they lose th🐈eir first match or the Fusion continuing dominating. They won't get the chance to flex their muscles during the first week of hero pools, but San Francisco will be just fine as they have some of the best depth in the entire league.
2. Philadelphia Fusion (5-0)
Jae-hyeok "Carpe" Lee's top two heroes are off-limits this weekend, but the Philadelphia Fusion have arguably the most depth out of any team in the league. They took it to the Boston Uprising in 3-0 fashion this past weekend and with the Paris Eternal on their schedule this wꦚeekend, the Fusion have the chance to take down a strong Eternal team and hold their place as one of the teams ඣto beat for the entire season. They are too good right now.
3. Vancouver Titans (2-0)
Like many of the other Pacific Conference teams, the Titans haven't played since opening weekend. They stﷺill have an increꦉdibly strong roster with players that can flex to a number of heroes to fit any of the hero bans as the season progresses. They should be able to duke it out with teams like Philly, San Francisco and New York once they get a chance to play on stage again.
4. New York Excelsior (4-1)
After a shaky performance against the Fusion, the Excelsior came back in week four and put on a clinic in their dismantling of the Florida Mayhem. They showed depth in their roster as Hae-seong "Libero" Kim shined in his first 2020 appearance and should be one of the teams to benefit from the hero pools going forward. New York played much cleaner in week four and if they can continue their controlled aggression, they shဣould be a top contender all season.
5. Paris Eternal (3-1)
The Paris Eternal are a legitimate threat so far this season and they aren't even at full strength. They overwhelmed the Atlanta Reign in Houston this past weekend with an aggressive play style that works extremely well for them. They face the Fusion this we🐷ekend and that same style will be put to the test as Philadelphi🐭a punished the aggressive play style of New York a few weekends ago. The Paris and Philadelphia match is the most important match of the weekend and should be a good litmus test for an Eternal team rising through the rankings.
6. Atlanta Reign (1-1)
The Atlanta Reign stunned in their 2020 debut against the Toronto Defiant on a comp tailor-made to shut down their play style. They abandoned that in favor of the meta against the Paris Eternal and were picked apart in a 3-1 loss. The Reign are still a serious threat this season, but have some stuff they need to focus on going forward. Like some oཧf the other top teams, their depth on their roster should benefit the💟m moving forward.
7. Los Angeles Gladiators (0-1)
The Los Angeles Gladiators are hard to place on this list so far. They have only played one match and they lost. But the match was to the Vancouver Titans that went down to the wire in five maps. They have a lot of talent on their roster and should be a steady force all season. It's still unclear if the Gladiators can c🦂ompete consistently with the top, but they are a great team.
8. London Spitfire (3-2)
The London Spitfire have ꦬsuccessfully passed their baptism of fire after winning three straight matches -- all of which have gone to map fives. They probably won't be a top-tier te🍎am this season, but they have the opportunity to surprise a lot of folks. This mostly rookie team have been tested early all season and have shown some real guts which will help them as the season progresses and beyond 2020.
9. Los Angeles Valiant (1-1)
The Los Angeles Valiღant are a lot like the London Spitfire as they have a lot of potential on their roster with players that are relatively unknown. They had a pretty 🌳solid showing during the opening weekend in Dallas, but haven't been able to play since. Once they get more matches under their belt, it will be more clear where the Valiant truly stand moving forward.
10. Washington Justice (1-3)
The Washington Justice get to host their second homestand of the season after a bye week. This means they have had a plethora of rest and practice time to hone some of the issues plaguing them to start the season. The McCree and Widowmaker bans might hinder the Justice just a 🎃bit, but they have some smart players who should be able to adapt to a constantly shifting meta as the season goes on.