Introduction: The situation with Bin's potential rotation out of the roster has been a major topic of discussion in the LPL lately. Following BLG's announcement of Saintgun joining the team, there has been a lot of buzz. Numerous fans believe Bin could be on his way out, as industry insiders claim that BLG's coach Danny has praised Saintgun highly. Because Saintgun received such strong recognition from the BLG coaching staff, the team officially named him as the starting top laner after the break, while former top laner Wenbo was benched. Some even speculate that Bin might miss out on the LPL national team selection.

When Saintgun joined BLG, he stated that he would work closely with the coaching staff to help the team win. This led many to believe he might have joined as an assistant coach, aiming to quickly improve Wenbo's performance. After all, BLG had previously brought in support player Lvmao to mentor ON. However, unexpectedly, after Saintgun's arrival, Wenbo was completely sidelined. According to recent insider reports, Wenbo hasn't been participating in scrims for several days.

Based on Saintgun's ranked records, although his signing was only recently announced, he had actually been participating in BLG's scrims for quite some time. The BLG management has high regard for his skills, so after the LPL break, they directly announced Saintgun as the starting top laner. He will make his debut in the match against JDG, marking the first time in 1388 days that he and Viper will play together again.

Bin may miss out on the LPL national team

After BLG chose Saintgun over rookie top laner Wenbo, many viewers noticed a serious issue: the LPL's national team roster for the ENC event now has an "internal bug." When the national team was initially selected, Saintgun was representing AL. But after he left AL, the ENC lineup ended up with four BLG players, plus TES jungler Tian, AD carry JKL, and WE jungler Monki.

It is known that ENC rules allow a maximum of three players from the same team. This rule previously prevented BLG's jungler XUN from being selected. As a result, many are curious whether Bin or Saintgun will represent the LPL in this ENC national team. Based on current public opinion, most viewers believe Bin is unlikely to make the final roster, since his playstyle is not well-liked and he hasn't played a match in nearly a month. Many worry that his skill level has declined significantly and he can no longer keep up with the current pace of the game.

Bin's current situation is truly awkward. BLG's mid-jungle-support trio is overwhelmingly strong in the LPL, meaning that even without Bin, the team can dominate the league. With the addition of Saintgun, BLG is likely to win the LPL championship again and qualify for Worlds. I think Bin's only chance to return to BLG would be if the team encounters difficulties at Worlds, similar to how IG's jungler Ning and BLG's jungler XUN once stepped up as saviors.

Conclusion

Currently, public opinion on Bin is almost one-sided. What do you think of Bin's actual skill level? Can BLG truly contend for a world championship after replacing the top laner with Saintgun? When will Bin be able to officially rejoin the team? (I personally also wonder: is Bin's poor reputation due to his personality or his skill level?)