Show Notes
Inspired might now be the best player in North America after another incredible LCS title run! We break down everything from the LCS playoff upsets to LPL and LCK finals previews, plus a look at BFX at First Stand and G2 vs KCorp. We cover how Inspired consistently outperforms Blaber with elite decision-making, why Cloud9 collapsed in the finals, how individual laners like Thanatos and APA struggled under pressure, and why Lyon’s unexpected run is so impressive.
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