Team Liquid Adds Hiko and Coach James to CS:GO Team
Team Liquid has made some significant changes to their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) team. Spencer “Hiko” Martin has permanently joined the team, replacing support player Kyle “flowsicK” Mendez. Additionally, James “GBJames” O’Connor has been brought on as the coach and manager of the team.
Spencer “Hiko” Martin
Hiko, who was previously playing for team Nihilum, has officially joined Team Liquid. After failing to qualify for ESL Cologne, Hiko was determined to get back into the competitive scene. Former teammate and friend James reached out to him and asked him to join Team Liquid, to which Hiko agreed. Despite rumors of salary disputes and delayed negotiations, Hiko is excited to be part of a team that treats its players well. He is determined to win championships with Team Liquid.
James “GBJames” O’Connor
James, who left the CS:GO community three years ago, has returned as the coach and manager of Team Liquid’s CS:GO team. He has over 10 years of competitive play experience and has coached over 200 teams in various countries. James aims to improve Liquid’s teamwork and help the players reach their full potential. He will evaluate the team, research other teams, analyze demos, and coach live matches. James may also take on the role of in-game leader for the team.
With these new additions, Team Liquid’s CS:GO team is looking to perform strongly in upcoming tournaments. What are your thoughts on the team’s changes? Let us know on Twitter – @ESNCS.