Comebacks following major deficits have defined the start of the 2022 LCS Spring Split. Two teams pivotal to the growth of the LCS, both of which have been scrutinized by fans in recent days, continued to push this trend, confirming pro League of Legends<\/em> games aren’t over until one Nexus falls.<\/p>
Despite recent controversy shrouding Cloud9, they successfully found their footing against TSM to close out week three of the LCS 2022 Spring with a 4-2 record. <\/p>
The early game was firmly in TSM’s hands with constant Spica roams, leading to eight kills for TSM within 10 minutes, though Blaber\u2019s patented objective steals paved the way for a C9 victory.<\/p>
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These two teams have been in the forefront of conversations on the LCS in recent days. TSM announced last week their starting support, Shenyi, would be switching spots with Academy support, Yursan<\/a>, suggesting \u201cShenyi requires more time to adjust to NA.\u201d Yursan was pivotal in the organization\u2019s first win of the split against Immortals, following the worst start in the organization\u2019s history<\/a>.<\/p>
Just yesterday, C9 announced their new head coach, LS, had been released<\/a>, mere minutes before the team was set to play against CLG. Max Waldo, the former Cloud9 assistant coach, was promoted to head coach in his stead. The members of C9’s squad appeared to be impacted by this sudden change, giving an incredibly dominant CLG their first win of the LCS 2022 Spring split. Specifics regarding LS\u2019s departure have not been released.<\/p>
