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Jensen's mid-laner rival Bjergsen decided to return from retirement and resume play, and Team Liquid promptly signed him in November 2021. [18] No other team signed Jensen for the 2022 Spring Split, possibly due to the late release as they had already signed and announced other mid laners.
The team signed top laner Heo "Huni" Seung-hoon, mid laner Tristan "PowerOfEvil" Schrage, AD carry Lawrence "Lost" Hui, and support Hu "SwordArt" Shuo-Chieh. [91] TSM's contract with SwordArt was a two-year, US$6 million deal, believed to be the highest-paying contract among any esports team in the United States or Canada, as reported by The ...
They maintained their status as a top team in North America, with appearances in multiple World Championships. In late 2013, TSM signed Danish mid laner Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg. [59] While they struggled to make significant progress in international events, TSM remained dominant in North America, securing multiple NA LCS titles during this ...
PSG Talon announced on 25 April 2021 that Unified would not participate in the 2021 Mid-Season Invitational due to recurring cases of pneumothorax. Beyond Gaming's owner, Xue "Dinter" Hong-wei, personally reached out to PSG Talon prior to the announcement and offered to loan out his team's bot laner, Chiu "Doggo" Tzu-chuan, for the duration of ...
In the 2021 LCS season, Vulcan was awarded another Second Team All–Pro in the spring split, [27] after Cloud9 accrued a league best 13–5 record. [28] The team went on to win another split after defeating Team Liquid in the Mid Season Showdown, Vulcan's second title. [ 29 ]
Blaber, Perkz, and Zven were all named to the 2021 LCS Spring Split All-Pro 1st Team, and Vulcan was named to the 2nd Team, while the Cloud9 coaching staff won the Coaching Staff of the Split award. [166] [167] In the Mid-Season Showdown, Cloud9 defeated 100 Thieves, 3–0, and Team Liquid, 3–1, to advance to the finals.
He is best known as the greatest North American player for his individual prowess as a mid laner, where he was a perennial MVP and 1st Team All Pro candidate; he won 4 MVP titles, 3 playoff MVP titles, and 6 1st Team All Pro titles. [6] He has never finished below 4th in All Pro voting, and is the current all-time LCS kills leader.
At the 2019 Mid-Season Invitational, G2 Esports defeated Team Liquid 3–0 in the finals as Caps was rewarded with the MVP of MSI 2019. This marked the first time a European team had won an international Tournament run by Riot Games since Fnatic had won the Season 1 World Championship , and the first time ever a non-Asian team had won MSI .