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100 Thieves’ Nadeshot and pr0lly discuss possible roster changes and team psychologist in latest team video

Some big changes are in store for the organization ahead of the summer.
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After finishing last in the 2019 LCS Spring Split, it was clear that the 100 Thieves had a lot of things to work on if they hope to change their fortunes in the upcoming split. Fortunately, it looks like team owner Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag and head coach Neil “pr0lly” Hammad are going to be doing as much as they can to improve 100 Thieves’ stock next split.

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In a recent 100 Thieves team video, Nadeshot and pr0lly answered several questions from the community on the team’s subreddit. There were a few big questions that the two answered that gave insight on their plans for the future.

One of the biggest issues that Nadeshot and pr0lly addressed in the video was about their roster, to which they confirmed that 100 Thieves will be undergoing some roster changes for the 2019 Summer Split.

“We gave this roster a lot of time and a lot of work,” Pr0lly said. “I think at this point if we weren’t able to naturally create some kind of chemistry, I don’t think it will blossom going into Summer Split.”

It was clear that 100 Thieves’ lineup lacked a certain amount of cohesiveness that other teams were able to build over the course of the season. It showed in the way they played together as a team, and it makes sense that after a failed split, the organization will want to try something different.

The second big change they highlighted was their plan to hire a performance coach or sports psychologist for the team. Pr0lly explained that they did not hire a sports psychologist for the spring because they thought their team of veterans would not have been able to “reverberate very well with a sports psychologist and they’ll be much more interested in the X’s and O’s of the game.”

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Later on, Pr0lly admitted that while he is good at handling players when the going is good, he isn’t too good at bringing a player up when things are going bad. Therefore, a sports psychologist would have come in handy for the team, especially during 100 Thieves’ slumps. We have already seen the positive effects of a sports psychologist on teams, like how CLG coach Weldon Green has helped multiple teams in the LCS and LEC.

Pr0lly and Nadeshot also spoke about multiple other topics, including how they will be coaching the team moving forward. Ultimately, there is plenty of talent and potential with this 100 Thieves team. This past split was a harsh lesson for Nadeshot and pr0lly, but hopefully, they will be able to help this team bounce back for the summer.



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Tyler Esguerra
Lead League of Legends writer for Dot Esports. Forever an LCS supporter, AD carry main, with more than five years in the industry. Sometimes I like clicking heads in Call of Duty or VALORANT. Creator of the Critical Strike Podcast.