Na Lcs Spring 2023 – Team Liquid is looking to build a Korean-speaking League of Legends roster for the upcoming LCS 2023 season with three world champions.
Park “Summit” Woo-tae is Liquid’s main route in 2023. The Korean laner will return to the LCS after leaving the LPL earlier this year to play for FunPlus Phoenix. He originally played in the LCK before being imported to play in the Cloud9 LCS 2022 Spring Split. During its short time in the LCS, it was one of the best splits, but unfortunately the team faltered. However, he led the regionals with 7 points and was also the MVP of the Spring Split.
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FlyQuest, along with LEC team MAD Lions, were among the Western teams to land in the top lane this season.
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Gabriel “Bwipo” Rau is still signed, but Team Liquid apparently let him explore other options three weeks ago. Liquid was Bvipo’s first home in the LCS after Fnatic spent four years in the LEC. He has confirmed
According to League of Legends interviewer and personality Travis Gafford, Team Liquid will use the help of Korean imports to transform their jungle and adapt their program to a team that only speaks Korean.
According to other sources, Kang “Haru” Min-seung, who will come from Team Vitality, will fill the position. This information is being verified as Vitality will play Zhou “Bo” Yangbo in LEC 2023.
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Haru only joined VIT at the beginning of the year, but since Bo took his place, his redemption should not have been so great. Regardless, Haru is technically still the world champion, a title he earned while working for Samsung Galaxy in 2017.
However, Team Liquid decided to go ahead with another world champion, a much younger one: Hong “Pyosik” Chang-hyeon. previously reported this possibility and TL confirmed it in its latest announcement. This is a big step, not only because the TL collection is obviously massive, but also because Pjosi has historically only played his entire career in DRX.
After graduating from the training program of an organization called DragonX, he made his debut at the 2019 KeSPA Cup. The Jungler remained a part of the organization through several rebrands and roster changes.
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Lukas “Santorin” Tao Kilmer Larsen is rumored to be joining Dignitas, replacing Pjosi.
Harry “Haeri” Kang will be promoted to the main LCS team in the 2023 season. Since 2021, he’s been a center for Team Liquid Academy, and after the organization parted ways with Søren “Bjergsen” Bjerg, it’s Haeri’s time to shine on the main stage.
We want to thank @Bjergsen for everything last year. We had so many fun memories and experiences, now we look forward to continuing your legacy. 💙 pic.twitter.com/QOLb0UxtDs — Team Liquid Honda LoL (@TeamLiquidLoL) November 11, 2022
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TL wanted to show their support for developing professional League of Legends players from the grassroots level and promote someone like Haeri with that message. If Haeri, who is being promoted from TLA, can do well at this stage under the guidance of several veterans and world champions, TL’s approach to developing young players would be well supported.
Along with his mid laner is Shawn “Jeon” Sung, who is also promoting from Team Liquid Academy. Although his professional career has been short so far, he has proven his abilities time and time again, winning the LCS Academy League, winning the Proving Grounds, and even winning the “Lock-In” when he was drafted during his two years in the organization.
He replaces Stephen “Hans” Liew, who was confirmed to be leaving the organization a few months ago.
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Today we said goodbye to @Hanssama. Thank you for everything you have done for us at TLH this past year. We hope to see you again on the other side of the stage. Good choice! pic.twitter.com/DzH76k9Qt1 — Team Liquid Honda LoL (@TeamLiquidLoL) September 19, 2022
Hans Sama will return home to the LEC as he is believed to be playing for G2 Esports in 2023.
TL kept one player from the 2022 roster and that was Joe “CoreJJ” Yong-In. For many, it has been the pillar of every team Liquid has built, and for good reason. Since being imported into the LCS in 2019, he has only known Team Liquid, and this year will be no different.
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We are excited to welcome @TL_MaRin as our new Team Liquid Honda LCS coach! World champion and LCK veteran Marin is ready to prepare for a new era of TLH. pic.twitter.com/ZtC0Ro4Olg — Team Liquid Honda LoL (@TeamLiquidLoL) November 18, 2022
TL has already welcomed Hang “MaRin” Kyunghwan as their new coach. MaRin was part of the SKT T1 roster that won the World Championship that year. He then bounced back and forth between LPL and LCK before retiring after the 2018 season. This time we will see him for the first time in the LCS, after four years away from the pro scene.
Andre “Guilhoto” Pereira Guilhoto, TL’s previous head coach, left the organization immediately after the LCS season ended and will join Giants Gaming as the head coach for this season. Guilhoteau had a brief stint with the Giants during the 2017 EU Challenger Series Summer Split. In this split season, the Giants won the season. The Giants now compete in the LVP Super League. They have finished second and first in the last two divisions and a top level coach will surely help them stay fit.
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TL also enlists the help of Kim “Reignover” Yeu-jin. He participated in the LEC as the MAD Lions’ Positional Coach in the 2022 season and returns to the LCS as an assistant coach for Team Liquid. Before moving to MAD, he was part of Cloud9 for several years, either as an assistant coach in the LCS or as a coach for the academy team. As a player, Reignover’s career began as a jungler in Korea. He played for Fnatic in 2015 before moving to NA and playing for various teams. The scene is stuck on the same path where aspiring professional players must open the solo ranks and try out with amateur teams until debuting at a major sports organization, which has historically been rare until recent years.
Teams in the LCS, Riot Games has shaken up the path to pro by replacing the Academy and Proving Grounds leagues and settling into the NA Challengers League in 2023.
In an official announcement, Riot announced that the NACL will consist of 10 permanent academy teams and six temporary teams in the amateur scene. This new league, like the LCS and LEC, will have a spring and summer split, both ending in double playoffs. All 10 LCS organizations are guaranteed a place in the LKA.
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Six temporary teams will qualify for the league using a promotion and relegation system similar to the old Challengers system in the NA LCS. At the end of each division, the top four teams in the NACL and the top four teams from the NACL playoffs will compete in a promotion tournament to fill the final four spots in the NACL. The first two teams are protected from relegation and the established 10 teams do not have the right to go down.
All teams interested in joining the NACL as a temporary team can apply on Riot’s official registration page. However, registration has a relatively short window: The Riot plans to close six tentative teams for the NACL’s first season before the 2022 free agency period, which begins on Monday, Nov. 21.
A new system will also be created to help players track their careers as they compete for recognition in the new league. “All NACL player contracts listed on the GCD will be subject to the Notice of Interest system, allowing LCS organizations to formally declare their interest in a player under contract with another organization,” Riot said.
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Also, there are some important rules that teams must follow if they want to join the NACL as a provisional team. For example, an NACL player must be a NA resident and at least 15 years of age. Contracts for temporary players are also limited to two years, and teams must submit a roster of seven players, as well as a manager and coach. Finally, players are eligible to enter the global contract database if they meet the same salary requirements as a given team contract. Another year has passed, an incredible world championship has ended, and now another season is underway.
Teams strive to build the best possible rosters, and in North America, organizations quickly enter international leagues to acquire them.