League of Legends: The Asian Games have been cancelled, and the LPL preliminary roster has been revealed, all of which are built around the BGL team.

It is indeed regrettable that LPL was not included in the 2026 Asian Games qualifiers. Instead of being sad, we should reflect on the shortcomings of the region. Various signs indicate that LPL events are becoming less and less entertaining, and supporters are leaving. Even streamers are being forced to switch to streaming other games. However, some haters still dare to criticize coaches who have left LPL, showing no gratitude and overreacting to their emotions.

If this situation continues, it won't help development; it will only reinforce stereotypes, leading more parents to forbid their children from pursuing esports dreams. With the Asian Games cancelled, attention must be focused on other S-level events. Since there's no direct connection, the blogger didn't mind revealing the participant list, only using the initial letters of their IDs: B, X, T, K, G, and O. Clever netizens quickly solved the puzzle, identifying the corresponding players. If they weren't mistaken, the original lineup would have included top laner Bin, carry Knight, junglers Xun and Tian, and bot laners Ga Zi and ON—almost entirely representatives of BGL teams.

After the list was revealed, netizens were disappointed, but suddenly realized that the suspension of participation in the Asian Games was not a bad thing, because the players on the list were in very ordinary condition. Except for the top AD players, even if they participated or failed, if their performance met expectations, they really had a chance to win a silver medal.

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