So I think it is actually pretty hard to deal with the compression of the Spring Split and that's pretty much it. The thing that I don't like about it is the compression that ends up happening in Spring, where you're really trying to have these MVP and big strength or weakness conversations based off of four or five weeks of play, which I think is just… I mean, maybe it's very exciting for the viewers, but, I don't know, somewhat inconsistent on the team side. So when I look at the Summer Playoff format and I see that that's going to be playoffs qualification based off of 45 games, when you combine Spring and Summer, I think that's really good because I think the large sample size is a strong indicator of team strength or weakness. I think overall I really liked the move of an expanded regular season. We'll still see him on stage, but his analysis will have to shine through TL's gameplay and draft now.įor more League of Legends and esports news, follow ESTNN on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.How has this split been treating you in regards to the increased games in a smaller overall split? He's been a staple of the LCS for years and was a great on-air analyst. This is a great move for Jatt, but he will be missed on the broadcasts. Jatt's job certainly won't be an easy one, but regardless, he says he's very excited about this new opportunity. Jatt is coming in with high expectations and a team-oriented mindset to help the struggling squad find an identity and regain their former success. This Summer Split will, hopefully, be on of redemption for Team Liquid. In the video, Jatt was confident about taking up the mantle of Head Coach for the storied organization, which is justified due to his many years of experience in the scene. They have players with great international success and a fantastic domestic record in recent years.
From the desk to the stage – please welcome our new coach, #LetsGoLiquid /MUhN68M5vpĭespite having a rough Spring Split, Team Liquid has a star-studded roster, even without Doublelift.
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