LEC Interviews by The Shotcaller

On paper, Misfits should be one of the strongest teams in LEC. Unfortunately, the squad couldn't live up to the fans' expectations and ended up on the 8th place. However, their Korean support player GorillA is looking to come back stronger in summer.

After a 7-2 start into the split, Schalke 04 didn't manage to grab a single win out the following six matches. Now, they eventually managed to end the streak with a win over Misfits Gaming, leaving good chances to make the playoffs.

With Frankie 'getfrank' Ward and Alex 'Machine' Richardson, two external broadcast talents joined the LEC last week to bring some freshness to the show.

He in fact is one of the most consistent players in the LEC. However, Kobbe isn't one of the players that gets publicly discussed day by day as he mostly stays silent on social media.

Laure Valée talks about how she eventually got into esports, especially as on-air talent, her experiences within the EU LCS and LEC, as well as how she sees the development of the broadcast.

Misfits Gaming seems to be back on track in the LEC. Maxlore talks about matchups in the current meta and how they deal with losses to come back stronger.

Broxah on working with a sports psychologist to get Fnatic back on track after having a rough start into the first LEC split.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's rap god Drakos! After recording the first Mediocre Rap Battle of LEC, he talks about how he wrote it all but it's been Vedius' idea.

For Mithy it has been quite a change, coming back from the LCS, moving to Denmark with Origen's LEC team and training at the RFRSH office in Copenhagen.

After yet another rough week for Rogue in the LEC, Support player Wadid gives his opinions on the current developments within the team and what has changed for him since he reached the semifinals at Worlds 2018 with G2 Esports.

With the transition from EU LCS to LEC, Froskurinn make the move from China to Europe in order to replace Deficio, who became the General Manager of Origen.

Youngbuck takes a stance on the season start of Fnatic into the LEC on the day before their aching defeat against G2 Esports. They are still going for the comeback but can't quite love up to the fan's expectations.

After playing for Misfits Gaming in the EU LCS and then returning to the LCK, IgNar is now back in Europe's LEC with Schalke 04 Esports, hitting his grabs like never before.

Currently, everything seems to work out for G2 Esports. After the addition of Caps from Fnatic, the team hasn't lost a single official match day and is currently 4-0 in the 2019 LEC Spring Split standings.

After Misfit Gaming's 3-1 start into the 2019 LEC Spring Split, coach Jesiz talks about his expectations for the future weeks and his authority as a young coach.

Wunder didn't play a single champion twice after Week 3 of the 2019 LEC Spring Split. So did his fellow G2 Esports players Caps and Perkz. The overall team seems to have a never-ending champion pool to source team compositions from. Who is gonna stop them?

Jactroll sat down with us to talk about him watching all The Shotcaller interviews, Team Vitality's standing within the LEC and what to expect from them moving forward.

Like every player of the new G2 Esports lineup for the LEC, Mikyx flexes about the team's ability to flex pick a bunch of champions, besides having an immense champion pool.