LCS Spring Split 2020: Week 7 Player Power Ranking

Support

1. Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme (Cloud9)
2. Vincent “Biofrost” Wang (TSM)
3. Tristan “Zeyzal” Stidam (Evil Geniuses)
4. Lee “Ignar” Dong-geun (FlyQuest)
5. Nickolas “Hakuho” Surgent (Immortals)

I have to lament the tragedy of putting Hakuho on Tahm Kench for two games, but credit to Hakuho that he managed to play it well. A combined 1/4/10 over the course of two games over the weekend helped Apollo look good enough to get a Pentakill.

6. Jo “CoreJJ” Yong-in (Team Liquid)
7. Choi “huhi” Jae-hyun (Golden Guardians)

Golden Guardians desperately needed to make a change going into this week to keep their slim playoff hopes alive and the swap of Keith for huhi seems to have paid off. I don’t think huhi played particularly well (his Nautilus game was pretty bad) but the team around him looked much better. He also had some great engages as Sett.

8. William “Stunt” Chen (100 Thieves)
9. Zaqueri “Aphromoo” Black (Dignitas)

We haven’t really gotten to talk about Aphromoo, who has gone under the radar while Dignitas struggled. One big issue I see from Aphro is that he has among the fewest assists for a support while also having the highest deaths per game.

10. Andy “Smoothie” Ta (CLG)
11. Yuri “Keith” Jew (Golden Guardians)

All-LCS Team Week 7

Here are the best-performing players this week in each position. This is in contrast to the player rated number one in his position, which is based on their play over the year as a whole.

Top: Kumo
Jungle: Dardoch
Mid: Bjergsen
ADC: Bang
Support: Biofrost

MVP Tracker

We handed out our midseason MVP last week but, as always, we will give our ranking of the top 10 in the MVP standings.

1. Blaber
2. Zven
3. Vulcan
4. Licorice
5. PowerofEvil
6. Bang
7. Ssumday
8. Biofrost
9. Broken Blade
10. Zeyzal

LVP Tracker

And, unfortunately, on the other side we must give our ranking of the worst players in the LCS so far this split.

10. Impact
9. Huni
8. Eika
7. Crown
6. Ry0ma
5. WildTurtle
4. V1per
3. Grig
2. Keith
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