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League of Legends: LEC announces changes to season awards for 2021 spring season

League of Legends: LEC announces changes to season awards for 2021 spring season
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The League of Legends European Championship (LEC) is set to change its awards—beyond dividing them into two categories: Expert, and Community.

League of Legends: LEC announces changes to season awards for 2021 spring season

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The League of Legends European Championship (LEC) has announced on Feb. 24 that it has changed the structure of the 2021 LEC spring season awards, dividing them into two categories: Expert, and Community.

The awards are as follows:

  • Expert: Most Valuable Player (MVP), Rookie of the Season, Coaching Team of the Season
  • Community: All-Pro Team

Some of the changes added more specifics to the purpose of an award, whereas others changed its dynamics entirely. In previous seasons, a panel of experts made of team representatives, third-party media organizations, and Riot’s broadcasting crew voted on the Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Season, Coach of the Season, and the All-Pro team.

The LEC award changes have shifted All-Pro Team votes to the community at large, removing the expert panel from that voting process. The ensuing All-Pro Teams will therefore represent the community’s views on players, bringing an element of interaction and recognition into the fold.

As for the expert awards, two awards will remain the same: Most Valuable Player, and Rookie of the Season. However, the Coach of the Season award has been replaced with the Coaching Team of the Season, a step taken to further highlight other members within organizations that help players perform such as analysts, performance coaches, sports psychologists and so on.

The shuffle is an experiment from the LEC team to involve the community and to gauge how the changes will impact expert voting, and more could be on the way based on feedback.

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Adel Chouadria
Adel Chouadria

Freelance esports writer in Europe with eight years of LEC coverage experience. Also a 90's NY Knicks fan, sneakerhead, and wrestling fan. Cake is #1.

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