Something isn’t working for the Shanghai Dragons.<\/p>
The Chinese Overwatch<\/em> League team still hasn’t won a single game in the league. They’ve lost a staggering 32 games in a row since the league’s start. No one’s happy about this, obviously\u2014not the fans, not the players, not the management. Shanghai manager Yang Van posted a letter on TwitLonger<\/a> addressed to the Overwatch<\/em> League team’s fans as a way to explain the losses.<\/p>
Related: <\/strong>Shanghai Dragons lose another head coach<\/strong><\/a><\/p>
During stage breaks, players have three to four days off, he added.<\/p>
Practicing too much is “just as bad as practicing too little,” according to acclaimed Russian violinist Jascha Heifetz. Practice needs to be smarter, not harder<\/a>. Deliberate, thoughtful practice is what aids skill, not just slogging away at the game for hours on end. It’s clear that Shanghai’s players are individually skilled, but something needs to change with the way they practice together<\/em>. And that’s on the management.<\/p>
Shanghai’s been through a lot of coaching adjustments. Controversial coach Chen “U4” Congshan stepped down in March<\/a>, then Wang “RUI” Xingrui left in May<\/a>. The team’s seen improvements since four new players\u2014Kim “Geguri” Se-Yeon, He “Sky” Junjian, Lee “Fearless” Eui-Seok, and Chon “Ado” Gi-Hyeon\u2014joined the roster, but not enough to snag a win.<\/p>
