Golden Guardians and Cloud9 took over the LCS Summer Split All-Pro teams

The LCS Summer Split 2023 regular season is history, and we already know the eight teams that will be present in the playoffs and will fight to be one of the three direct qualifiers for Worlds 2023.

However, before the playoffs began, the LCS published, as usual, the three All-Pro teams of the regular season, and we have that Golden Guardians and Cloud9 monopolized practically all the positions in the three teams.

This, without a doubt, is not a surprise for anyone considering that both teams finished in first and second place in the regular season. In addition, both Cloud9 and Golden Guardians demonstrated exceptional play throughout this summer season and finished with an identical 13-5 record.

LCS announces the winners of the All-Pro Teams

While it’s true that the LCS Summer Split 2023 playoffs begin in the next few hours, before that, we have the players honored in the regular season All-Pro Teams. In each season (spring and summer), the LCS awards the best players of the regular season to recognize them in the All-Pro Team.

However, in this Summer Split 2023 regular season, the voting was close, and, unlike previous years, we have some of the most popular players in the NA scene not on these teams. In addition, Cloud9 and Golden Guardians monopolized the lists by putting in all ten players. Finally, three players from Liquid and 2 from EG rounded out the remaining spots on these All-Pro Teams.

Next, we will show the three All-Pro Teams of the LCS Summer Split 2023:

All-Pro Team 1

• Eric “Licorice” Ritchie (Golden Guardians).
• Robert “Blaber” Huang (Cloud9)
• Joseph Joon “jojopyun” Pyun (Evil Geniuses)
• Kim “Berserker” Min-cheol (Cloud9)
• Choi “huhi” Jae-hyun (Golden Guardians)

All-Pro Team 2

• Park “Summit” Woo-tae (Team Liquid)
• Kim “River” Dong-woo (Golden Guardians)
• Kim “Gori” Tae-woo (Golden Guardians)
• Trevor “Stixxay” Hayes (Golden Guardians)
• Jesper “Zven” Svenningsen (Cloud9)

All-Pro Team 3

• Ibrahim “Fudge” Allami (Cloud9)
• Hong “Pyosik” Chang-Hyeon (Team Liquid)
• Jang “EMENES” Min-soo (Cloud9)
• William “UNF0RGIVEN” Nieminen (Evil Geniuses)
• Jo “CoreJJ” Yong-in (Team Liquid)

Among all these awarded players, there is no doubt that the favorite to win the MVP of the season is Joseph jojopyun, the player who received the most votes. However, we must wait for the official information from the LCS regarding the MVP of the tournament.

The table is set in the LCS to determine the three teams qualifying for Worlds 2023. Will Cloud9 and Golden Guardians be able to keep up their pace of play, and will there be any surprises? We will know the answers in the coming weeks when the LCS Summer Split 2023 playoffs are over.

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