Foreword: As the strongest team in the LPL, many viewers believe that if the LPL wants to win the World Championship honor this year, they must rely on BLG's performance. After all, from the Esports World Cup, MSI, and the Vanguard Cup, it's clear that other LPL teams have almost zero chance of beating LCK teams. However, a devastating event occurred for many BLG fans: after BLG's crushing defeats in MSI and the Esports World Cup, internal player rotations began. Bin, who called himself "the world's top laner," was completely benched by BLG management. Many BLG fans worried about the team's future, but on the last day of the LPL transfer window, BLG management suddenly made a move, officially announcing the signing of champion top laner Saint Gun Brother to replace Bin.

After leaving BLG, Bin completely gave up on playing League of Legends. Since July, he hasn't played a single ranked game, not even ARAM or the Howling Abyss. This behavior has caused many Bin fans to worry, as a long period without playing could severely impact a player's feel for the game. Most viewers and analysts don't believe in the potential of BLG's new top laner, Wenbo, and think his ceiling is not high enough to help BLG win the World Championship.

Perhaps BLG management was also concerned about Wenbo's ceiling, so they recently officially announced the signing of Saint Gun Brother. After Saint Gun Brother joined BLG, many viewers joked that this was "BLG's final championship puzzle piece." After all, Saint Gun Brother's playstyle is very team-oriented, making his teammates comfortable. With BLG's strong mid-jungle-support trio, many viewers believe that as long as Saint Gun Brother can hold his own in lane and perform well in team fights, BLG can easily win. Thus, many fans look forward to Saint Gun Brother winning the World Championship with the team.

BLG manager speaks up for Bin

After BLG officially announced Saint Gun Brother's joining, Saint Gun Brother himself posted a message thanking BLG management for their trust. He stated that he would actively follow the coaching staff's arrangements and training, and work with his teammates to achieve good results. However, this statement from Saint Gun Brother caused many Bin fans to be upset. With Saint Gun Brother joining, BLG now has three top laners, making it very difficult for Bin to secure a starting position. Some Bin fans even believe there is internal conflict within BLG, with Bin being pushed out by both players and management.

As conspiracy theories grew louder, BLG manager Yuan Xi publicly responded to the story behind Bin's benching. Yuan Xi stated that Bin's departure from BLG was not forced by any management or players. Bin himself realized that his mentality and performance in matches were problematic, so he voluntarily left the team to rest and adjust. BLG management respected Bin's decision and thus promoted Wenbo from the second team to the starting lineup. Finally, Yuan Xi thanked Saint Gun Brother for stepping in to rescue BLG in time.

After seeing Yuan Xi's post, many viewers believed that there couldn't be a "burn bridges" conflict among BLG players, as these players have known each other for years. If there were a conflict, it would have emerged long ago, not now. Of course, some viewers speculated that after Saint Gun Brother joined BLG, the current top laner Wenbo might return to the second team, since Saint Gun Brother is superior both in team play and experience.

Conclusion

I think Saint Gun Brother joining BLG is really a good thing. After all, Saint Gun Brother's champion pool is completely different from Bin's, which means BLG can create more "unconventional lineups" for matches. When they need a carry top laner, they can start Bin; when they need a tank top laner, they can start Saint Gun Brother. Of course, I've heard that the designers plan to increase the carry potential of top laners in the future, so I look forward to Bin proving his strength in upcoming matches.