
The Top Lane Council Assembles | PROS ft. SEN Impact, C9 Thanatos & DSG Castle
PROS | An LCS PodcastShow Notes
Week 2 of the LCS has completed, and Raz has convened The Top Lane Council to discuss the weekend's matches, what it means to be a top laner in 2026, and where to get good Korean food in Los Angeles.As always, our squad starts by dissecting the weekend's matches. It's still early days in the Spring Split, and with only a single-round robin, it can be hard to gauge team strength so Raz quizzes all of the players on their scrims. Is Team Liquid Alienware the real deal? How is LYON losing games? Who is the worst team in the LCS?Then Raz asks about the top lane role and how it has evolved over the years. From Impact's veteran experience to Thanatos' relatively new perspective, the pros share their thoughts on League's lonliest lane and the top lane quest introduced this year.To close out, our Korean guests share what it's like to move across the world in pursuit of glory in the LCS, what keeps them from getting homesick, and their favorite foods to eat. We hope you enjoy this episode of PROS, and be sure to watch next weekend of LCS as the Spring Split continues on the road to Arizona!0:00 - Intro1:25 - Learning English5:35 - SEN vs C9 Recap11:25 - Takeaways from FLY vs DSG14:00 - Parsing Scrim Data21:20 - The Top Lane Role29:20 - Making an Impact in Hard Situations35:30 - Finding Passion in LoL44:00 - Acclimating to Living Abroad52:20 - Comfort food in LA58:50 - Next Week Look AheadYou can always learn more and view the full match schedule at https://lolesports.com/en-US?leagues=lcsFollow us:https://twitter.com/lcsofficialhttps://tiktok.com/@lcsofficialhttps://www.instagram.com/lcsofficial/
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