100 HuHi: "I feel a lot more comfortable in-game now that I'm on a team with Aphromoo again."

Following 100 Thieves Saturday afternoon triumph over Clutch Gaming, Mid Laner Choi "HuHi" Jae-hyun joined Inven Global to talk about the win, the origins of Spellthief's Edge Top Laners, and why he was eager for the opportunity to join 100 Thieves.

C9 Sneaky: "I think Huni would have ended up with more gold if he had just taken Kleptomancy and farmed."

Sneaky joined InvenGlobal after Cloud9's fourth victory to discuss his start to the year, new Mid Laner Yasin "Nisqy" Dincer's addition to the team identity , and the lunacy of Spellthief's Edge Top Lane.

New Sights on the Rift: Sylas' Pro Debut and the 'Hungry Zilean' Attempt

Unique champions are being chosen in the Spring Split. The new champion Sylas made his debut in the LEC with Paul “sOAZ” Boyer, and in the LCS, Eric “Licorice” Ritchie. Another

GGS Froggen: "If you stay stuck with one mindset throughout the years, you will never succeed."

Henrik "Froggen" Hansen sat down with Inven Global after Golden Guardian's fourth consecutive loss to 100 Thieves to discuss joining his new squad, early split struggles, and his abscence from competitive play in 2018.

OPT Dardoch: "I don't have any plan of trying to take Meteos' job. "

Dardoch sat down with Inven Global after OpTic Gaming's loss to Echo Fox Sunday on afternoon to talk about how he joined OpTic Gaming, his dynamic with Meteos, and his personal goals on OpTic Gaming Academy.

TL Xmithie: "I usually listen to music an hour before the game. That's my only consistent routine before every LCS match."

Following Team Liquid's dominant Week 2, Day 1 victory over 100 Thieves, TL Jungler Jake "Xmithie" Puchero joined Inven Global for a post-game interview.

TL Cain: "If there’s a difficult opponent left in Round 1, it would be TSM."

Team Liquid is on a 4-game winning streak. In the four matches they played during the two weeks of LCS, they did not take a single loss. Team Liquid defeated Cloud9, who reached the semifinals at last

FLY WildTurtle: "I am pretty happy that we're 3-1, but we're still a long way from being a good team like Team Liquid."

WildTurtle sat down with Inven Global after defeating TSM to talk about FlyQuest's hot start, his new teammates, and the improvement mindset.

100 Thives Bang, "I came here to become the best bot-laner in NA. Please have faith in me and wait."

"An interview after losing? It's my first time ever doing one. It's rough."Bang looked exhausted. When 100 Thieves first announced their 2019 roster, it received a lot of attention - with some fans ev

C9 Svenskeren: "When Licorice joined C9, he had no clue about macro, he just played lane and did what he was told. He's on a whole other level now."

Cloud9's Jungler sat down with Inven Global following his triumph over Golden Guardians to discuss the game, his new teammates, and the development of leadership.

FLY Santorin: "Right now, I'd say we are top 4 or top 5, and hopefully by the end of the season, we'll be even higher."

Following FlyQuest's defeat of OpTic, Jungler Lucas "Santorin" Tao Kilmer Larsen sat down with InvenGlobal to discuss his relationship with his Top Laner Omran "Viper" Shoura , FlyQuest's potential, and developing synergy with his new Mid Laner Eugene "Pobelter" Park.

LCS Snapshot: Team Liquid, FlyQuest, and Clutch Gaming top the standings

One week of play in the 2019 LCS Spring Split is too small of a sample size to make any definitive conclusions. However, the first weekend of games in North America gave some first impressions  to be analyzed, and also raised questions to be answered as the season progresses.

TSM Smoothie: "I still have fans who say things like 'I miss when you were on C9' and I really appreciate that they still follow me to this day."

Smoothie joined Inven Global to discuss his experience on Echo Fox in 2018, his new teammates, and TSM's culture.

[Video Interview] Team One Trick ADC, YourPrincess, on making Twitch Rivals Finals - "We didn't really need coaches, we just clicked!"

Immediately before LCS returned, League viewers were graced with a flashy competition featuring all their favorite Twitch Streamers! Jayden, AKA “YourPrincess” was one of these streamers,

FLY Pobelter: "FlyQuest has a good balance of veterans and rookies. Honestly, after I saw what C9 did last year, I thought, 'That seems like a good idea.'"

Pobelter sat down with Inven Global after his team's opening day match against Golden Guardians to discuss the victory, FlyQuest's relative strengths, and his rollercoaster of an off-season.

TL Doublelift: "If there was any team in NA history who had the most potential to do well at Worlds, it was season 6 TSM. Now, it's season 9 Team Liquid."

Team Liquid AD Carry Yiliang "Doublelift" Peng joined InvenGlobal following Team Liquid's victory over Counter Logic Gaming to discuss his new teammates, TL's 2-0 week, and roster changes around the LCS.

[Column] Is the LCK still Slow paced and Reluctant to Fight?

After the collapse of the LCK teams at the 2018 World Championships, there was a lot of discussion going around between fans and teams alike. Some came to the conclusion that the game was favoring ski

C9 Nisqy: "Before both matches this weekend, Reapered asked me, 'Okay, Nisqy, will you use your brain today?'"

Cloud9's first match against Team Liquid was a fitting opening to the 2019 LCS Spring Split. The two top teams in North America brawled it out, but Team Liquid's superior individal skill won out o

[Cartoon] The LCK, LCS, and LEC are Different from Last Year, How Is Their Strength in This Early Spring Season?

This week's editorial cartoon features outlines of each regional league (LCK, LCS, and LEC) in this spring season, which are quite different from how they were in the past. The rookies in the LCK are as fierce as ever; notably, Griffin still remains steadfast at the top, now even stronger than they were last year. Many other teams are keeping their eyes on Griffin, who is now seen as the ‘final boss'.

Riot Chopper on 3rd place match removal and circuit points: "...the immediate change will be to equalize the points for 3rd and 4th place in Spring."

Riot Games announced over the weekend that the 2019 LCS Spring Finals would be taking place in St. Louis, Missouri. Changes to the event format include the removal of the 3rd/4th place match, and in i