2017 Spring Split Fantasy League Championship Series: Start ’em Sit ’em Week One
The 2017 Spring Split Fantasy League Championship Series is here, and it’s time to make some tough decisions. In this article, we’ll help you decide which players to start and which to sit in the first week of the competition.
Start ’em
Hai “Hai” Du Lam – FlyQuest – Mid lane
Alex “Xpecial” Chu – Dignitas – Support
Experience is key in the early stages of the competition. Hai and Xpecial have a wealth of experience and favorable matchups in week one, making them strong choices for your starting lineup.
Andy “Smoothie” Ta – Cloud9 – Support
While lacking in experience, Smoothie has the potential to be successful and score big points. Trust your gut and give him a chance.
Sin “Nuclear” Jeong-hyeon – H2k-Gaming – AD Carry
Despite concerns about the language barrier due to Nuclear’s import status, his support teammate Chei is also from South Korea, suggesting they may have strong chemistry. This could lead to success in the bottom lane and a strong start in week one.
Sit ’em
Apollo “Apollo” Price – Team EnVyUs – AD Carry
Apollo has two tough matchups against strong bottom lanes in week one. Considering his struggles to produce fantasy points in the past, it may be wise to keep him on the bench for now.
Nubar “Maxlore” Sarafian – Team ROCCAT – Jungle
Maxlore will face off against one of the best fantasy junglers, Trick, in his first match. Additionally, G2 will enter the game with more experience and a stronger roster. Considering these factors, it’s best to keep Maxlore on the bench in week one.
Remember, the first week is not always indicative of long-term success. Keep an eye on the performance of your team and be ready to make changes as the season progresses. Good luck!
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