168澳洲幸运5开奖网:League of Legends streamer, IWillDominate, leaked that CLG’s mid-laner Eugene “Pobelter" Park will be benched for back up Jean “Tuesday” Sebastien this upcoming week. CLG is currently on a six-game losing streak and the team hopes to find a spark to sec🌸ure a playoff spot.
This roster move surprises fans and analysts for multiple reasons. The first of which is the fact that the change comes in the final week of the season. These next two games against FlyQuest and Cloud 9 determine whether or not the team makes playoffs. Second, while CLG has looked nothing short of terrible the last six weeks, Pobelter’s solid performances prevented the team from looking worse. Not a single loss can be solely blamed on Pobelter. Finally, Pobelter seemed to be the face of the franchise. Sure, the popularity of the franchise plummeted since the glory days of the Rush Hour bot-lane of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Doublelift and Aphromoo, but benching the star🌜 player in response is ꦺnothing but absurd.
CLG seemed to have shaken off their spring split struggles after a strong 4-2 start to the season. The success was short-lived, however, as CLG won only one game out of the last 12. Very few of these losses were competitive as CLG currently looks like a team uninterested in winning. The team’s drafts look uninspiring, as the coaching staff rarely puts players in advantageous match-ups. Both top-laners Ruin and Deus get overw꧙helmed by the better competition. The jungler, Wiggly, looks lost, and the team never seems to understand how to enable him to make plays.
The team’s single victory in the last six weeks came against 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Evil Geniuses in what may have been the messiest game in the histor💦y of North America, rivaling the days of Dignitas and Renegades. Evil Geniuses seemed to do everything in their power to hand CLG a victory, and even then the game🐷 lasted nearly 50 minutes.
Seeing CLG continue to falter hurts to watch. The organization has meant so much to North American League of Legends. From the early days of HotshotGG and Chauster, to the glory days of Pobelter and Doublelift leading t▨he team to their first North American title, CLG’s solidified their legacy in the LCS. Nothing has been the same since the Madison Square Garden Company acquired the ⛎controlling stake in the team back in 2017. Ever since the acquisition, the franchise seemed dead in the water and fans are quickly jumping ship. Pobelter’s addition to the roster last spring seemed to have sparked hope in some, however. For the first time in a long time, the team wanted to do more the be bottom tier team. The organization's decision to move Pobelter back to the bench is nothing short of puzzling.
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