LCS 2021 Summer All-Pro teams show parity among top supports
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LCS Summer support parity

LCS 2021 Summer All-Pro teams show parity among top supports

Few votes and points separated the best supports in the LCS

The League of Legends Championship Series announced the 2021 Summer All-Pro teams as part of the Summer Awards, highlighting many talents from across the LCS.

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Most roles had clear favorites, showing the disparity in the number of votes each received. However, the selected supports represented notable parity throughout the position. All three LCS Summer All-Pro supports had less than ten points between each other.

Supports show parity in LCS Summer voting

While there is usually a standout player at each role, the support pool featured five members who received similar levels of praise in these end-of-season awards. The end result landed Team Liquid’s Jo “CoreJJ” Yong-in on the first all-pro team, 100 Thieves’ Choi “huhi” Jae-hyun on the second team and Cloud9’s Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme on the third team, but Evil Geniuses’ Lee “IgNar” Dong-geun and TSM’s Hu “SwordArt” Shuo-Chieh were right behind them, just barely off the list.

Getting a vote for the first all-pro team was worth three points, the second team was worth two and the third-team was worth one. CoreJJ received 67 points, huhi earned 61 and Vulcan got 57.

LCS Summer Support voting
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Still, IgNar and SwordArt recieved 51 and 43, respectively. That puts them right in talks with the third All-Pro team for the rest of the positions. For comparison, third-team All-Pro jungler, Robert “Blaber” Huang, actually had fewer points than SwordArt. TSM’s top laner, Heo “Huni” Seung-hoon, TSM’s mid laner, Tristan “PowerOfEvil” Schrage and Team Liquid’s bot laner, Edward “Tactical” Ra, finished in between IgNar and SwordArt.

While the difference in points between the first and third All-Pro team supports was only 10 for every other position, there was at least a 50 point spread elsewhere. Jungle had a 99 point difference between first and third.

Whether it means the LCS has five very talented supports or just a bunch of middling players, it’s clear there is a lot of parity in the LCS’ supports. So if your favorite LCS Summer support player is off the list, at least know that the voting was close.

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