With the arrival of the fourth day of the third week of the regular season of the 2022 LPL Spring Tournament, because this day's game is the last game before the Spring Festival, it is called "esports Spring Festival Gala" by most people. And what's more interesting is that judging from the schedule of the "Esports Spring Festival Gala" on the day, the last game was played by BLG against RNG. The two quanhua classes that are currently performing very well are still very good at the final battle before the Spring Festival, which is still very much in line with the main theme of the "E-sports Spring Festival Gala".
However, it is interesting that because former RNG ADC player Uzi chose to make a comeback and join BRG this season, most netizens actually want to see Uzi represent BRG to meet his old club, and this seems to increase the story of "E-sports Spring Festival Gala". But unfortunately, from the BLG's starting list, the name of Uzi is still not seen in the starting list of this "E-sports Spring Festival Gala". And this situation also makes many old LPL fans feel a little disappointed.
So why didn't Uzi start? If you want to make the "E-sports Spring Festival Gala" play a program effect, Uzi's appearance can indeed make the "E-sports Spring Festival Gala" program effect explode, but this is only from the perspective of our audience. From the perspective of the BLG team, as the only three teams left in the LPL (the other two are EDG and LNG), BLG definitely wants to maintain a state of total victory before the Spring Festival. After all, spending so much money in the transfer period is naturally to want the team to achieve better results in the new season. So, of course, the BLG has sent the best team in the current competitive state.
Of course, some netizens may ask, if Uzi can play, won't the overall strength of BLG be stronger? If it is the peak Uzi starter, the paper lineup of the BLG team is indeed quite strong, but this is only based on the fact that Uzi is the peak state. As we all know, Uzi has not played an official game for a year and a half, and no one can guarantee that he will be as dominant as before after his comeback. Moreover, the reason why the BLG did not let Uzi start is largely based on the performance of Uzi and Doggo in the training game. In addition, there is another major reason, that is, the degree of integration of Uzi with the new lineup. If you're playing against other teams that aren't in good shape, you might let Uzi play and grind it out in an official game. However, now that they are playing RNG, which is very competitive and strong, BLG will naturally send out the best team in their current competitive state.
Finally, from the current data of Doggo in the LPL, as an ADC player, the most important data is the average economy, the average output and the proportion of output. Judging from these three key data, Doggo ranks first among all ADC players in terms of average economics, and the average economics has reached 471; and in terms of average output, Doggo ranks fourth among all ADC players, with an average output of 591.6, which is about 50% different from the average output of the first Viper; in terms of output ratio, Doggo ranks third among all ADC players, with 29.8% of output accounting for 30.2% of the first Viper. Only 0.4% difference! Many people may feel that Doggo can play such a good data, and there is a certain relationship with the performance of teammates. But it should be known that Doggo is just coming to LPL, and it is actually quite rare to be able to adapt to the high intensity of LPL in a short period of time.
And with Doggo performing so well and working so hard, replacing Doggo would obviously hit Doggo's self-confidence. After all, Doggo is a very young player, and such a player actually needs the support and encouragement of the team the most. Therefore, in the case that Doggo did not make a very low-level mistake, BLG let Doggo play the first place, which is indeed a bad bet, and it is the best choice for the team to achieve good results. So, Doggo doesn't have to change, and there's no need to change!