Jason

This is where it would also be cool, I think, because, like, remember we had the conversation, like, a few years back about when, you know, I think it was probably when we were just trying to do the podcast about, like, the six-man lineups, the seven-man lineups that were being brought in, and we were kind of like, this is a cool idea, and it's probably where things are heading, but this is probably a little bit too early for it as well.

But, you know, this feels like this ties into that mode where we're seeing, like, the academy teams have more of a thing, more players promoted from academy teams, so now the GM is bringing players

younger players into the academy system that can then be brought up for cheap so i don't know i think we're starting to see some of that infrastructure come in to where you know these these kinds of like kind of like dynasty or like organizations can set up long-term ways to maintain a particular level i think also here's one for all our na fans i think you look at what happened in college football this year with indiana winning the championship they have like

Did you see this?

What did you take from the...

The kicks in interview and statement, I mean, this is just the headline.

A lot of Shenzhen events happened this year.

It was impossible to get Kiyosuke for all.

So the implication is going to be he's going to miss multiple events in the Schengen zone.

What's the cutoff?

The longer ones make sense.

They'd have to be here for other pro leagues online.

You know what I mean?

Like what if, if he misses for two events across the year, it's probably not a big deal.

If he misses four or five, that starts to become an issue.

Yeah.

I'm using this as the example.

Like if you need to like panic, sign up to an event because you don't have enough points, you're just in a weird place.

All the top teams a week later, a Cluj, March.

Not every top team, most top team.