Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Wednesday, January 18th.
Well, some action, but mostly drama over the last few days. First though, the GSL. The matches for Monday were MMA and Gumiho advancing with Zenio taking 3rd and YuGiHo taking 4th. On Tuesday we had Genius and DRG advancing with SC taking 3rd and JYP 4th. Then on Wednesday we had MKP and aLive advancing with Happy 3rd and Brown 4th.
In the ESVtv Korean Weekly we had Leenock taking the win over TheSTC 4-2 with SuperNova and Jjakji taking the next two spots.
Now, onto the moves and other drama. We had the announcement from Fnatic.MSI that they have signed WarCraft 3 legend Moon to their roster. Then we had word that Heart has left TSL citing issues with living in the TSL house. This announcement comes on the heels of alleged misconduct in recruiting between Fnatic and TSL. Coach Lee claimed that Fnatic were in talks with the player aLive behind their backs. Fnatic argues that there was no conversations other than off-handed comments between their translator and the team. aLive has left TSL for reasons he claims were unrelated to the team situation. Fnatic and TSL were in the process of discussing a team partnership when all of this went down.
aLive has come forward since and said that there was fault on all sides, including his own, and hopes to have it resolved soon. He claims that there was also some misconduct on Coach Lee's side and has said that if they cannot resolve the situation he will seek legal channels.
If that wasn't enough, later we had the bomb dropped by Rekrul, a well-respected ESPORTS insider and former progamer about other misconduct on the part of Coach Lee from back when the TSL team was started. He states that Lee stole FruitDealer and Tester from oGs to start his new team. Then when Spunky, the founder of oGs went to talk with Lee about it Lee tried to egg him into a fight while secretly taping the incident in order to use as blackmail. This sheds even more light into the problems with TSL and Coach Lee that might explain the player retention problem the team seems to have.
In other player news, Golden and Dragon have left Slayers to pursue foreign team options and Spades has left his team, Reign, to pursue other options as well. Finally, GuineaPig has confirmed that he has left MVP.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
Sunday, October 30, 2011
NewSCast for 29-Oct-11
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, October 29th.
Well, we will start tonight with Division 4 action over in the NASL. First we had Strelok over Inka 2-0. Next was Sen over Ret 2-1. Following that up was Select over NightEnd 2-1, and the final match of the night was NMoonGlade over InControl 2-0. The standings for this division after 6 weeks of play are:
Strelok 5-0, Sen 4-1, Ret 4-2, MoonGlade 3-2, Select 3-3, NightEnd 1-4, Inka 1-4, and InControl 0-5.
In other news we have the announcement that Sleep and Check have left their teams in Korea. Sleep stated that he wants to focus on finding a foreign team to play for and Check has not made an announcement but did confirm on twitter that he has left Prime.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, we will start tonight with Division 4 action over in the NASL. First we had Strelok over Inka 2-0. Next was Sen over Ret 2-1. Following that up was Select over NightEnd 2-1, and the final match of the night was NMoonGlade over InControl 2-0. The standings for this division after 6 weeks of play are:
Strelok 5-0, Sen 4-1, Ret 4-2, MoonGlade 3-2, Select 3-3, NightEnd 1-4, Inka 1-4, and InControl 0-5.
In other news we have the announcement that Sleep and Check have left their teams in Korea. Sleep stated that he wants to focus on finding a foreign team to play for and Check has not made an announcement but did confirm on twitter that he has left Prime.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
NewSCast for 19-Oct-11
Here we go again everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Wednesday, October 19th.
Well, with MLG and IEM coming to close, we are back to the GSL with the Code S Up and Down matches over the past few nights. On day 1 we had Gumiho and Puzzle taking Code S, Sage, Genius, and Zenio taking Code A spots. On night 2 we had Oz and Yugiho taking Code S spots with Keen, JYP, and HongUn going Code A, and Day 3 is going on right as we record this.
In other news we have a few hidden gems here. First though, the Blizzard/TL Ultimate BarCraft post-BlizzCon seems to have been cancelled due to organizational issues. They have stated that they are refunding all prepaid costs. That sounded like a cool event, so we are sad to see that go. Next we have EG and their mystery announcement coming in a few days which appears to have been leaked in Korea. We have work that Korea is reporting that EG players will be teaming up with Slayers and staying in the Slayers house. That has not been confirmed as of yet though, so it is still just a rumor.
The other possible big news coming out of Korea is that with the reorganization of KeSPA as they are starting to look at adding SC2 to their ProLeague for the coming seasons. We will have to see how that works out in the coming weeks and months. More SC2 sounds good for everyone.
Also, the brackets have been announced for the BlizzCon global finals. BratOK is facing NesTea in the first round, we also have Major vs. Naniwa and MVP vs. Moonglade just to name a few. This is along side the GSL Code S finals that same weekend. A lot of money up for grabs to let's all have fun with that.
Well, that's about all the news that we had for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, with MLG and IEM coming to close, we are back to the GSL with the Code S Up and Down matches over the past few nights. On day 1 we had Gumiho and Puzzle taking Code S, Sage, Genius, and Zenio taking Code A spots. On night 2 we had Oz and Yugiho taking Code S spots with Keen, JYP, and HongUn going Code A, and Day 3 is going on right as we record this.
In other news we have a few hidden gems here. First though, the Blizzard/TL Ultimate BarCraft post-BlizzCon seems to have been cancelled due to organizational issues. They have stated that they are refunding all prepaid costs. That sounded like a cool event, so we are sad to see that go. Next we have EG and their mystery announcement coming in a few days which appears to have been leaked in Korea. We have work that Korea is reporting that EG players will be teaming up with Slayers and staying in the Slayers house. That has not been confirmed as of yet though, so it is still just a rumor.
The other possible big news coming out of Korea is that with the reorganization of KeSPA as they are starting to look at adding SC2 to their ProLeague for the coming seasons. We will have to see how that works out in the coming weeks and months. More SC2 sounds good for everyone.
Also, the brackets have been announced for the BlizzCon global finals. BratOK is facing NesTea in the first round, we also have Major vs. Naniwa and MVP vs. Moonglade just to name a few. This is along side the GSL Code S finals that same weekend. A lot of money up for grabs to let's all have fun with that.
Well, that's about all the news that we had for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Friday, September 2, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Friday, September 2nd
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Friday, September 2nd.
Well, let's start with the action from Korea in the GSTL from early Friday morning. The only match, in fact the last match before the playoffs was FXOKorea taking on StarTale. In another 1-sided victory, we had Lucky over Bomber, but then Curious came in and ripped faces off of nerds as he took down Lucky, Inori, Choya, and asd to take the match for StarTale.
With this match, the playoffs are set. The first bracket is Prime vs. StarTale with the winner facing TSL. The other bracket is IM vs. MVP with the winner advancing to face NSHoseo.
In other news, it appears that the player Grubby will be heading to train in Korea for a month and attempt to make it through the next Code A qualifiers. Good luck to him and I hope Korea does good things for his play.
Also announced today, MLG is proud to be bring Bomber back for MLG Orlando to defend his title. This is big, but also announced is that accompanying him will be the return of SlayersBoxer state side. I know that personally I am rather excited to see Boxer back on the main stage again.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, let's start with the action from Korea in the GSTL from early Friday morning. The only match, in fact the last match before the playoffs was FXOKorea taking on StarTale. In another 1-sided victory, we had Lucky over Bomber, but then Curious came in and ripped faces off of nerds as he took down Lucky, Inori, Choya, and asd to take the match for StarTale.
With this match, the playoffs are set. The first bracket is Prime vs. StarTale with the winner facing TSL. The other bracket is IM vs. MVP with the winner advancing to face NSHoseo.
In other news, it appears that the player Grubby will be heading to train in Korea for a month and attempt to make it through the next Code A qualifiers. Good luck to him and I hope Korea does good things for his play.
Also announced today, MLG is proud to be bring Bomber back for MLG Orlando to defend his title. This is big, but also announced is that accompanying him will be the return of SlayersBoxer state side. I know that personally I am rather excited to see Boxer back on the main stage again.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Monday, August 29, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, August 28th
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Sunday, August 28th.
It was championship Sunday on the East Coast of United States with MLG Raleigh. We went into today with Koreans guaranteed 4 of the top 6 spots and a lot of strong foreigners in contention. For the championship brackets semifinals we first had Coca take on Puma. While Puma is one of the favorites to take the entire tourney, he fell to the might of Coca 2-0. The other match was Bomber, the other favorite picking apart DongRaeGu in an easy 2-0 victory. For the winner's bracket finals we had Bomber, in two very fast games, make Coca look outclassed 2-0.
Now, for the loser's bracket play from today.I will give a rundown of the earlier rounds:
Machine over InControl 2-1, Hero over Moonan 2-0, DeMuslim over Ret 2-1, TriMaster over Haypro 2-1. Next was Rain over Machine 2-0, Hero over Sheth 2-0, DeMuslim over Trickster 2-1, and TriMaster over Idra 2-1.
Next was Sjow taking out Rain 2-0, Hero over KiwiKaki 2-0, Nada over Select 2-0, and Huk over Noblesse 2-1.
This set up Sjow falling to Hero 2-1 and Nada tearing through Huk 2-0.
For the next semifinal round DongRaeGu took out Hero 4-3, and Nada showed the heart of a champion as he took down Puma 4-3. This brought on a brilliant moment where after his victory Nada came out of the booth and scream at the crowd "I am Nada!" It was a great moment to see.
The last two loser's bracket rounds were the great Nada falling to DRG 2-0, and Coca eliminating DRG 2-1. The finals were then set with Coca trying to come back in the extended series against Bomber.
These were some close matches, but in the end our champion is ST.Bomber in a 4-1 victory over SlayersCoca.
Congrats to Bomber for dominating nerds all weekend.
With his third place victory, this means that DRG has finally sealed a Code S spot. I am assuming that Sjow will receive one of the Code A positions as he is on his way to Korea anyway.
The only other news of note today was the release of the next 5 player names for the NASL season 2. Today we had Select, Rain, Moonan, Axslav, and Morrow. Only 15 more players to be announced within the next few days.
Coming up Monday morning are the GSL Code A finals as MarineKing will try to get back into Code S, but his challenger, Ganzi wants it as well. Tune in tomorrow for a complete rundown of that event.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
It was championship Sunday on the East Coast of United States with MLG Raleigh. We went into today with Koreans guaranteed 4 of the top 6 spots and a lot of strong foreigners in contention. For the championship brackets semifinals we first had Coca take on Puma. While Puma is one of the favorites to take the entire tourney, he fell to the might of Coca 2-0. The other match was Bomber, the other favorite picking apart DongRaeGu in an easy 2-0 victory. For the winner's bracket finals we had Bomber, in two very fast games, make Coca look outclassed 2-0.
Now, for the loser's bracket play from today.I will give a rundown of the earlier rounds:
Machine over InControl 2-1, Hero over Moonan 2-0, DeMuslim over Ret 2-1, TriMaster over Haypro 2-1. Next was Rain over Machine 2-0, Hero over Sheth 2-0, DeMuslim over Trickster 2-1, and TriMaster over Idra 2-1.
Next was Sjow taking out Rain 2-0, Hero over KiwiKaki 2-0, Nada over Select 2-0, and Huk over Noblesse 2-1.
This set up Sjow falling to Hero 2-1 and Nada tearing through Huk 2-0.
For the next semifinal round DongRaeGu took out Hero 4-3, and Nada showed the heart of a champion as he took down Puma 4-3. This brought on a brilliant moment where after his victory Nada came out of the booth and scream at the crowd "I am Nada!" It was a great moment to see.
The last two loser's bracket rounds were the great Nada falling to DRG 2-0, and Coca eliminating DRG 2-1. The finals were then set with Coca trying to come back in the extended series against Bomber.
These were some close matches, but in the end our champion is ST.Bomber in a 4-1 victory over SlayersCoca.
Congrats to Bomber for dominating nerds all weekend.
With his third place victory, this means that DRG has finally sealed a Code S spot. I am assuming that Sjow will receive one of the Code A positions as he is on his way to Korea anyway.
The only other news of note today was the release of the next 5 player names for the NASL season 2. Today we had Select, Rain, Moonan, Axslav, and Morrow. Only 15 more players to be announced within the next few days.
Coming up Monday morning are the GSL Code A finals as MarineKing will try to get back into Code S, but his challenger, Ganzi wants it as well. Tune in tomorrow for a complete rundown of that event.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Friday, August 26, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, August 25th
Well well well, here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Thursday, August 25th.
Well, as we are all prepping for the big MLG weekend starting on Friday, not a ton of action is going down. We did have a couple matches in the GSTL last night. The first pairing was F. United taking on Prime. While both teams were looking for a win, all Prime needed was one person for the complete all-kill. We had BboongBboong taking down Thorzain, Fenix, Lyn, and Moon to take the 4-0 victory for Prime. The second match up of the night was Slayers facing off with oGs.TL. This is an awesome back and forth match and here is the rundown:
Ganzi over Cezanne, Supernova over Ganzi and MMA. Taeja then took out Supernova. This brought in MC to take down Taeja and Ryung for the 4-2 victory for oGs-TL.
In other news, MLG has finally released the complete player list for Raleigh. We already knew the pool players, but here are some names from the Open Bracket:
Tyler, Fenix, QXC, Grubby, Jinro, Catz, Noblesse, Hero, Puma, HwangSin, iCCupDiamond, Sonkie, Spanishiwa, and Whiplash.
Also, the NASL has released 5 more players for season 2. The names released today were BratOK, InControl, HwangSin, Sheth, and Moman. They has now released 20 of the total 50 players in the league.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you an find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, as we are all prepping for the big MLG weekend starting on Friday, not a ton of action is going down. We did have a couple matches in the GSTL last night. The first pairing was F. United taking on Prime. While both teams were looking for a win, all Prime needed was one person for the complete all-kill. We had BboongBboong taking down Thorzain, Fenix, Lyn, and Moon to take the 4-0 victory for Prime. The second match up of the night was Slayers facing off with oGs.TL. This is an awesome back and forth match and here is the rundown:
Ganzi over Cezanne, Supernova over Ganzi and MMA. Taeja then took out Supernova. This brought in MC to take down Taeja and Ryung for the 4-2 victory for oGs-TL.
In other news, MLG has finally released the complete player list for Raleigh. We already knew the pool players, but here are some names from the Open Bracket:
Tyler, Fenix, QXC, Grubby, Jinro, Catz, Noblesse, Hero, Puma, HwangSin, iCCupDiamond, Sonkie, Spanishiwa, and Whiplash.
Also, the NASL has released 5 more players for season 2. The names released today were BratOK, InControl, HwangSin, Sheth, and Moman. They has now released 20 of the total 50 players in the league.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you an find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Friday, August 19, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, August 18th
Welcome everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Thusday, August 18th.
Well, some good action from the day. We will start with the GSTL from early Thursday morning. The first match was between Slayers and the foreign heroes F. United. Last week the foreigners pulled out an amazing win over a powerful MVP team, but this week, well, they got all-killed by SlayersTaeja. In order, we had Soccer, Moon, Thorzain, and then Naniwa falling. After that match we had MVP taking on Prime and here is that rundown:
MarineKing over Tails, and then the man himself, DongRaeGu came in to take out MarineKing, anypro, BBoongBBoong, and Polt to take the series 4-1 for his team MVP.
Also today we had day 2 action over in Germany with the Intel Extreme Masters GamesCon. Today groups C and D played and here are the results with the top 2 advancing to the championship bracket:
Group C: Nerchio 3-0, Moonglade 2-1, Tarson 1-2, and the newest EG member Huk falling 0-3.
Group D: Mana 3-0, Puma 2-1, then Stephano 1-2 and Sase 0-3.
The championship brackets start Friday morning. Here are the pairings for that:
Socke vs. Kas, Nerchio vs. Puma, Select vs. MC, and Mana vs. Moonglade.
In other news, just the other day ArtosisTV has released the first episode in a new show series that they are calling "Imbalanced!" The show features Artosis and Idra attempting to have a discussion about SC2 and the games balance issues. You can find that over at youtube.com/artosistv.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, some good action from the day. We will start with the GSTL from early Thursday morning. The first match was between Slayers and the foreign heroes F. United. Last week the foreigners pulled out an amazing win over a powerful MVP team, but this week, well, they got all-killed by SlayersTaeja. In order, we had Soccer, Moon, Thorzain, and then Naniwa falling. After that match we had MVP taking on Prime and here is that rundown:
MarineKing over Tails, and then the man himself, DongRaeGu came in to take out MarineKing, anypro, BBoongBBoong, and Polt to take the series 4-1 for his team MVP.
Also today we had day 2 action over in Germany with the Intel Extreme Masters GamesCon. Today groups C and D played and here are the results with the top 2 advancing to the championship bracket:
Group C: Nerchio 3-0, Moonglade 2-1, Tarson 1-2, and the newest EG member Huk falling 0-3.
Group D: Mana 3-0, Puma 2-1, then Stephano 1-2 and Sase 0-3.
The championship brackets start Friday morning. Here are the pairings for that:
Socke vs. Kas, Nerchio vs. Puma, Select vs. MC, and Mana vs. Moonglade.
In other news, just the other day ArtosisTV has released the first episode in a new show series that they are calling "Imbalanced!" The show features Artosis and Idra attempting to have a discussion about SC2 and the games balance issues. You can find that over at youtube.com/artosistv.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, August 4th - Podcast has Returned!
Welcome everyone to the StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Thursday, August 4th. I am TheAmazombie and the podcast as returned.
Well, let us start off with the GSTL from Thursday morning. The teams were the 2-time champions Slayers going head to head with Prime. Here is the rundown: Taeja over MarineKing, The HongUn over Taeja, Boxer, and Ganzi, Ryung over HongUn, and finally Terious over Ryung so the Prime clan wins a match 4-2.
Also today we had the group play over at Assembly 2011 in Finland. There were a ton of matches, so I will run down group play result quickly, top 2 advance to championships:
Group A: Dimaga 3-0, Bischu 2-1, Lowely 1-2, and Sein 0-3.
Group B: Morrow 3-0, Seiplo 2-1, Merz 1-2, and Fuzer 0-3.
Group C: Sarens 3-0, Sen 2-1, Protosser 1-2, and Naama 0-3.
Group D: Sjow 3-0, TLO 1-2, Adelscott 1-2, and Happy 1-2.
Group E: Kas 3-0, Welmu 1-2, Grubby 1-2, and Lalush 1-2.
Group F: Stephano 3-0, BratOK 2-1, Bigs 1-2, and Satiini 0-3.
Group G: Mana 3-0, Jimpo 2-1, Huk 1-2, and DarkForce 0-3.
Group H: Nada 2-1, Elfi 2-1, NightEnd 1-2, and Haypro 1-2.
We also had some play in the IPL season 2. This time we had Loser's Bracket round 2 as Nerchio took down Minigun 2-1, Vibe took out State 2-1, Ret win his match over Socke 2-0, and finally Fenix took down Cocoa 2-0. All losers are eliminated from season 2.
Make sure to tune in Friday morning at 6 AM PST for the Boxer/Yellow showmatch over on gomtv. I am excited to see Yellow in action with SC2.
More information has surfaced in the TSL situation that I quickly mentioned in yesterdays post. It appears that TSL was removed from the SC2Conference in Korea due to a dispute over salaries. Fruitdealer and Trickster were promised payment, TSL's Coach Lee lied and told them he did not receive sponsor money when he really did not want to pay them due to their work ethic. In the end it appears that Mr. Lee reneged on the promised deal between the players and lied to cover it up. This is just icing on the cake for issues going on with TSL lately.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do, you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, let us start off with the GSTL from Thursday morning. The teams were the 2-time champions Slayers going head to head with Prime. Here is the rundown: Taeja over MarineKing, The HongUn over Taeja, Boxer, and Ganzi, Ryung over HongUn, and finally Terious over Ryung so the Prime clan wins a match 4-2.
Also today we had the group play over at Assembly 2011 in Finland. There were a ton of matches, so I will run down group play result quickly, top 2 advance to championships:
Group A: Dimaga 3-0, Bischu 2-1, Lowely 1-2, and Sein 0-3.
Group B: Morrow 3-0, Seiplo 2-1, Merz 1-2, and Fuzer 0-3.
Group C: Sarens 3-0, Sen 2-1, Protosser 1-2, and Naama 0-3.
Group D: Sjow 3-0, TLO 1-2, Adelscott 1-2, and Happy 1-2.
Group E: Kas 3-0, Welmu 1-2, Grubby 1-2, and Lalush 1-2.
Group F: Stephano 3-0, BratOK 2-1, Bigs 1-2, and Satiini 0-3.
Group G: Mana 3-0, Jimpo 2-1, Huk 1-2, and DarkForce 0-3.
Group H: Nada 2-1, Elfi 2-1, NightEnd 1-2, and Haypro 1-2.
We also had some play in the IPL season 2. This time we had Loser's Bracket round 2 as Nerchio took down Minigun 2-1, Vibe took out State 2-1, Ret win his match over Socke 2-0, and finally Fenix took down Cocoa 2-0. All losers are eliminated from season 2.
Make sure to tune in Friday morning at 6 AM PST for the Boxer/Yellow showmatch over on gomtv. I am excited to see Yellow in action with SC2.
More information has surfaced in the TSL situation that I quickly mentioned in yesterdays post. It appears that TSL was removed from the SC2Conference in Korea due to a dispute over salaries. Fruitdealer and Trickster were promised payment, TSL's Coach Lee lied and told them he did not receive sponsor money when he really did not want to pay them due to their work ethic. In the end it appears that Mr. Lee reneged on the promised deal between the players and lied to cover it up. This is just icing on the cake for issues going on with TSL lately.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do, you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, July 30th - No Audio
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Saturday, July 30th.
A ton of MLG action today. Here are the final results from pool play from today:
Pool A: DRG 5-0, Huk 4-1, Naniwa 3-2, Haypro 2-3, TLO 1-4, and Tyler 0-5.
Pool B: Boxer 5-0, Idra 4-1, Sjow 3-2, Sheth 2-3, Cruncher 1-4, and InControl at 0-5.
Pool C: Rain 5-0, MMA 4-1, Ret 3-2, Slush 2-3, Socke 1-4, and Drewbie at 0-5.
and Pool D: MVP 5-0, Ganzi 4-1, Kiwikaki 3-2, Moonan 2-3, Select 1-4, and Machine 0-5.
The champions for tomorrow will be DRG vs. MVP, and Boxer vs. Rain.
In Loser's bracket action the players that are still in it are:
Tyler, Cruncher, Socke, ONEwbc1, White-Ra, Select, TLO, InControl, Haypro, Moonan, Slush, Sheth, Sjow, Ret, Kiwikaki, Naniwa, Huk, Ganzi, MMA, and Idra. Tune in tomorrow for championship Sunday at MLG with a ton of amazing and important match-ups.
That is about all that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
A ton of MLG action today. Here are the final results from pool play from today:
Pool A: DRG 5-0, Huk 4-1, Naniwa 3-2, Haypro 2-3, TLO 1-4, and Tyler 0-5.
Pool B: Boxer 5-0, Idra 4-1, Sjow 3-2, Sheth 2-3, Cruncher 1-4, and InControl at 0-5.
Pool C: Rain 5-0, MMA 4-1, Ret 3-2, Slush 2-3, Socke 1-4, and Drewbie at 0-5.
and Pool D: MVP 5-0, Ganzi 4-1, Kiwikaki 3-2, Moonan 2-3, Select 1-4, and Machine 0-5.
The champions for tomorrow will be DRG vs. MVP, and Boxer vs. Rain.
In Loser's bracket action the players that are still in it are:
Tyler, Cruncher, Socke, ONEwbc1, White-Ra, Select, TLO, InControl, Haypro, Moonan, Slush, Sheth, Sjow, Ret, Kiwikaki, Naniwa, Huk, Ganzi, MMA, and Idra. Tune in tomorrow for championship Sunday at MLG with a ton of amazing and important match-ups.
That is about all that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Weekly Edit #7
Well, this time I am trying something new. We are attempting to make a show out of this thing that I am calling the weekly edit. It is nothing major, still basically the same thing, but with video. I hope that you will give it a chance. Leave comments, critiques and questions either here or over at the teamliquid thread about SC2NewSCast and let me know what you think. Thanks!
The MP3 is still available by the player on the site or by clicking the title.
The MP3 is still available by the player on the site or by clicking the title.
Friday, July 15, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, July 14th
Here we go everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Thursday, July 14th.
Very early this morning our StarCraft 2 day started with the GSTL as Slayers took on TSL. Slayers won the first 2 team leagues, but so far are not off to a hot start as they fell again to TSL 4-2 with Ryung taking 2 games for Slayers and Revival taking 1 game and SangHo taking the other 3 for TSL. Although everyone was hoping to see her, Slayers did not field their newest member Eve. Maybe next time guys! As I am recording this, the first match in the team leagues for this morning has just ended with FXOpen taking on Fou. I guess all I can say is that at least it was not another all-kill. GuMiHo took out Slog, then took out Moonan, then killed Oz, but then FXO took a game. This time it was the hero QXC as he took down GuMiHo by roasting over 100 workers with hellions. Unfortunately the pride did not last long as Choya takes down QXC for his team. Fou takes the series 4-1.
Today we also had the start of the IPL season 2. The first match was Idra taking down Drewbie 2-1. Next we had Minigun taking down DieStar 2-1. The third match was Fury taking on Moonan and Fury was just outclassed in his TvT by Moonan who took the series 2-0. The finals match of the night was Tarson taking on Vibe. Tarson put together some good battles, but fell to Vibe 2-0.
Here is a quick update on the After Hours Gaming League (AHGL.tv) after 1 full week of play we have Amazon on top 1-0 followed by Dropbox, Zynga, and Microsoft each with a win. Next we have Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Yelp coming in with loses after 1 full week. Week 2 is being broadcast right now, so I will have those results as they become available.
In other news, TeamLiquid has announced that they are hosting a "Player's Lounge" next door to MLG Anaheim for players and media to chill and do interviews. Thanks TL for that! Also in big news, there is an announcement that SK Gaming out of Germany has struck a deal with oGs where the players Nada and MC will play for team SK Gaming when out of Korea and for oGs when in Korea. I cannot wait to see SK.MC at a tourney soon!
Also, Dreamhack has released number from the Summer tourney with 1.5 million unique views over the weekend and an average peak of 62,000 viewers at a time between all streams. They also streamed a total 17,300 hours for the entire event. Congrats to DreamHack and the entire community for making the event a true eSports milestone.
Well, don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Very early this morning our StarCraft 2 day started with the GSTL as Slayers took on TSL. Slayers won the first 2 team leagues, but so far are not off to a hot start as they fell again to TSL 4-2 with Ryung taking 2 games for Slayers and Revival taking 1 game and SangHo taking the other 3 for TSL. Although everyone was hoping to see her, Slayers did not field their newest member Eve. Maybe next time guys! As I am recording this, the first match in the team leagues for this morning has just ended with FXOpen taking on Fou. I guess all I can say is that at least it was not another all-kill. GuMiHo took out Slog, then took out Moonan, then killed Oz, but then FXO took a game. This time it was the hero QXC as he took down GuMiHo by roasting over 100 workers with hellions. Unfortunately the pride did not last long as Choya takes down QXC for his team. Fou takes the series 4-1.
Today we also had the start of the IPL season 2. The first match was Idra taking down Drewbie 2-1. Next we had Minigun taking down DieStar 2-1. The third match was Fury taking on Moonan and Fury was just outclassed in his TvT by Moonan who took the series 2-0. The finals match of the night was Tarson taking on Vibe. Tarson put together some good battles, but fell to Vibe 2-0.
Here is a quick update on the After Hours Gaming League (AHGL.tv) after 1 full week of play we have Amazon on top 1-0 followed by Dropbox, Zynga, and Microsoft each with a win. Next we have Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Yelp coming in with loses after 1 full week. Week 2 is being broadcast right now, so I will have those results as they become available.
In other news, TeamLiquid has announced that they are hosting a "Player's Lounge" next door to MLG Anaheim for players and media to chill and do interviews. Thanks TL for that! Also in big news, there is an announcement that SK Gaming out of Germany has struck a deal with oGs where the players Nada and MC will play for team SK Gaming when out of Korea and for oGs when in Korea. I cannot wait to see SK.MC at a tourney soon!
Also, Dreamhack has released number from the Summer tourney with 1.5 million unique views over the weekend and an average peak of 62,000 viewers at a time between all streams. They also streamed a total 17,300 hours for the entire event. Congrats to DreamHack and the entire community for making the event a true eSports milestone.
Well, don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
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