League of Legends esports player Gumayusi returns to T1 line-up for 2025 LCK Season as CEO overruled coach staff benching ...

After a turbulent start to the year, T1 has officially announced the return of Lee "Gumayusi" Min-hyeong to the starting lineup as AD carry for the 2025 LCK Spring Split.The decision follows a ...

T1 has brought back Gumayusi, replacing Smash in its starting lineup for 2025 LCK Season and the decision has faced a lot of ...

T1 CEO Joe Marsh has put Gumayusi back on their starting roster himself after Smash starting over him sparked controversy for the org.

Superstar bot laner Gumayusi is back in the T1 starting lineup for the upcoming LCK split following fan outrage, but T1 CEO Joe Marsh’s intervention to request the change completely undermines the ...

In the 2025 LCK Cup, Gumayusi only played five matches compared to Smash, who played 15 matches including the playoffs against Hanwha Life Esports, where T1 was eliminated. HLE went on to win the ...

Not only are fans disappointed in the recent result, but so are the players. T1's bot Laner Lee "Gumayusi" Min-Hyung spoke to Korizon Esports after the loss where he explained what the team is ...

On whether Gumayusi was still practising with the team, Becker confirmed that while he had full access to T1’s facilities and could watch scrims, he was not actively participating in them. Smash had ...

Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong led the way as Caitlyn with a clean six kills and five assists while Choi “Zeus” Woo-je on Camille and Faker on Sylas each had three kills. Game two was a stomp in every ...