LPL's four revelations are out: BLG has made up its mind to try to bring in a new top laner, and Bin wants to run away again.

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The three major LPL teams have quickly finished their EWC campaign and are about to prepare for the third stage. During this process, new leaks have emerged in the LPL, all related to BLG.

The theme of the leaks is simple: BLG wants to bring in a new top laner, and Bin will likely be benched.

Four major leaks revealed: BLG is trying to replace their top laner.

Yesterday, multiple leaks came out of the LPL. The first one revealed that BLG is trying to sign a new top laner because of their consecutive losses at MSI and EWC. Bin is being held responsible, and BLG wants to bring in a new top laner for rotation.

Hong Cha also gave the same leak: BLG is already taking action, searching for someone. The impact of EWC is too great.

Then came the leak from Yao A Yao, which was even more explosive. He said Bin's mentality has been affected, and he has once again had thoughts of "packing his bags" (running away). But if such a situation occurs again, it would be too damaging to the whole team. The team hopes Bin can adjust his mindset and apologize to his teammates; everything else is negotiable.

In other words, Bin wants to run away again. As a player, he frequently suffers from mental breakdowns, is too childish, and ignores the team. Management definitely cannot tolerate this, so they have to reluctantly put Bin on the bench and spend money to sign a new top laner to prevent similar situations in the future.

The fourth leak is about the candidates for the new top laner. Initially, the candidates were Hoya and 369, but now it's uncertain. There could be other players, such as Shanji, Breathe, etc.

Bin has become a ticking time bomb; BLG needs to take precautions.

Personally, I believe that BLG's decision to bring in a new top laner is undoubtedly correct. The key point of signing a new top laner is not who they sign, but whether they sign someone at all. This is crucial. As long as they sign a new top laner, it will put enough pressure on Bin. Moreover, Bin has repeatedly shown a desire to run away, making him a ticking time bomb within BLG. For this reason, BLG must take precautions, and having another top laner on the team is the best solution. Of course, the stronger the top laner, the better.

Personally, I think HOYA is the best choice. They can bring in HOYA, and then let the secondary team's top laner come up to play some scrims to test the effect. As long as this top laner can stabilize the lane, listen to team commands, and do well in rotations and teamfight positioning, he will be many times better than Bin with his broken mentality.

Objectively speaking, in the MSI finals and the EWC knockout stage, if BLG's top laner had been a team-oriented player who could follow commands normally, BLG might have ended up winning those matches. It just shows that Bin's mental breakdown did too much damage to BLG.

From the club's perspective, seeing games that were highly likely to win turn into losses inevitably causes huge financial losses. Taking disciplinary action is the most correct approach.

If Bin doesn't change his playstyle, he will never win a championship.

Objectively speaking, the overall landscape of LOL tournaments has changed significantly this year. BLG had a very good chance of winning championships. The players were all in good form. If they could maintain that, play normally, and avoid basic mistakes, BLG could have achieved great things on the international stage. However, Bin almost single-handedly threw away BLG's good results.

This is actually an extremely irresponsible and malicious personal behavior. In essence, it is wasting the prime years of his teammates, especially Xun and Knight, who have put in exemplary performances in many key matches, only to lose because the top lane gap was too big.

You know, it's very hard for a player to maintain good form throughout the entire season. You can't predict what the future patches will be like, nor can you predict your own form in the future. So as a strong team, the best they can do is give their all to win every tournament. Having missed MSI and EWC, they may never have such good form again.

Right now, Bin's teammates are in great form, but it's hard to say if they can maintain the same level at Worlds. Even if Bin plays well by then, he might not be able to win the championship. The truth is, if Bin doesn't change his personality and playstyle, he will never win a World Championship. He indeed owes his teammates an apology. I hope he can recognize his problems early and achieve redemption at the World Championship.