The Line Started Moving

After that upset, Harbor Reign became the kind of team nobody wanted to face. Not because they talked. Not because they got lucky once. Everybody could see the change in Logan Hayes. He had stopped trying to prove himself in every wave. He had stopped turning every small lead into a desperate attempt to end the game on the spot. He was starting to look like a real LCS mid laner again, someone who understood the map first and the highlight second. In week four of the regular season, they ran into a team built to snowball early leads. Their mid laner was a veteran known for roaming, and their jungler loved playing around mid pressure. On the desk, almost everyone said Harbor Reign was about to get cut apart by that style.