PROS | An LCS Podcast

What Year is It? Team Solomid & Counter Logic Gaming legends return to the LCS stage to celebrate the release of League Classic. Travis Gafford hosts this trip down memory lane with CLG's "Zionspartan" and TSM's TheOddOne, Hauntzer, and Xpecial in a special episode of "UNCS"!
Find out what these legends have been up to after "retirement" and how it felt to be back on the LCS stage. The pros reminisce about their time playing pro, traveling to events, living in a gaming house, and maturing into adult life.
They also give their impressions of League Classic, after reliving the storied rivalry of TSM vs CLG in a throwback version of League of Legends, which is available now on PBE and on the next live patch, dropping July 29th.

The LCS is Back with the Summer Split, and with it comes higher stakes, new gameplay, and updated rosters. Raz caps off the week talking to some of the upgrades to the LCS rosters: Shopify Rebellion Zeyzal, Disguised Srtty, and Dignitas Denathor.
The PROS start by breaking down their history and common ground, all with plenty of experience in collegiate and tier 2, and what it takes to make it to the next level. They discuss the different environments between Tier 2 and LCS, and share their goals for the upcoming split. Denathor breaks down his debut LCS match, while Zeyzal and Srtty share their feelings on the return to the LCS stage.
Then the squad breaks down the weekend of games and where each over or under performed. They also take stock of Lyon's performance in the face of an emergency sub replacement for Inspired, and Cloud9 Kia's 7-man roster strategy. The group closes out the episode looking ahead to next week's matchups, and make their predictions for week 2 of the LCS.
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The penultimate weekend of LCS Spring Split is complete, and on this week's PROS, Azael is joined by representatives from each of our finals weekend teams: Lyon Inspired, Team Liquid Alienware Josedeodo, and Cloud9 Kia Zven. SPOILERS AHEAD!
The group starts by diving into today's series between LYON and C9, and the unexpected sweep that punched Lyon's ticket to MSI and the LCS Grand Final next Sunday. They discuss what went wrong for C9, what went right for LYON, and if Cloud9 ever has a chance to break their post-season curse.
Then the pros give their thoughts on Saturday's series between TLAW and FLY, giving props to the young, up-and-coming roster of players on Flyquest for fighting valiantly, but ultimately showing their inexperience versus a Team Liquid that is gaining momentum towards the final.
Finally, the squad discusses the Kia All-Pro teams, who was deserving, who was snubbed, and why it seemed like both C9 and LYON had it out for Josedeodo (despite being ultimately unsuccessful).
Next week, all these players will take to the stage at Arizona State University's Mullet Arena, but only one will lift the trophy as the LCS Spring Champion. Be sure to tune in next Saturday & Sunday, June 13 & 14, for the thrilling conclusion of the LCS Spring Split!

Get your Spring Finals tickets now! : https://www.ticketmaster.com/riot-games-tickets/artist/1943936The first round of the LCS Spring Playoff lower bracket is completed, and in record time (figuratively speaking) as a weekend full of silver scrapes is followed by sweeps across the board. To break down the action, Jatt is joined by Cloud9 Kia APA, as well as Team Liquid Alienware CoreJJ & Quid on this week's episode of PROS. SPOILERS AHEAD!The gang starts by discussing Saturday's TLAW series vs Shopify Rebellion, and the elimination of SR from playoffs contention. We recap the tech behind Zinie's Galio build, TL's desire to play more aggressively, and Quid's pop-off performance against the first ever LCS Xin Zhao mid lane.Then the group turns their attention towards Flyquest and their dominating performance against Sentinels. It was a series we all expected could go the distance, but instead Gryffinn's pre-game pep-talk was super effective, launching the youngest roster in tier 1 into the next round. CoreJJ & Quid talk about their chances versus FLY in next week's showdown, and what they can change from their disappointing defeat earlier in the EWC qualifiers.Then the squad talks about Cloud9's undefeated run in Spring (so far) and if they'll be able to break the drought of international competition that has plagued the org since 2023, before looking ahead to next week's matchup against the only opponent to serve them a series loss in the LCS: LYON.Next weekend is going to be a banger, so be sure to tune into the next round of the LCS Spring Playoffs and the Road to Arizona!

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Week 1 of LCS Playoffs is complete and what a banger weekend it was! Two full game best of 5 series between the top 4 teams in the LCS, with Cloud9 Kia taking on Flyquest before Lyon took to the rift versus Team Liquid Alienware. After the dust settled, Emily sat down with Josedeodo, Berkserker, and Isles to talk about all the action packed weekend.
The discussion starts with a recap of the Sunday series between our PROS, talking about the suspense of a long game 5 that ends in a single teamfight. That game was in stark contrast to Game 3, which was a bloodbath of epic proportions. The players talk about their triumphs, their follies, and Berserker admits some fat-finger moments that might have gone unnoticed.
Then the group shifts focus to C9 versus FLY, another 5 game series, which saw unique champion picks and exciting games. Cloud9 may have come into the series as the undefeated favorites, but Flyquest showed that they are a force to be reckoned with. These are two teams to keep an eye on throughout the playoffs.
Finally, the squad talks about the fearless meta in a best of five setting, their picks for Kia MVP, and look ahead to next week's series as the teams continue on the Road to Arizona and ASU's Mullet Arena.