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  • CSN NewsBot

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    CALi Weekly On TsN

    This week's CAL-invite Counterstrike lineup is a great opener. The Team Sportscast Network prides itself on bringing you, the listeners, the most professional and informative broadcasts you can find, anywhere in the world.



    This week we have 2 great matchups on Monday and Thursday Night Invite!



    Starting Monday night, Boomerman and Warwitch bring you the first match of our season 10 coverage, where e7 and Team3D face off on de_nuke for a great matchup. Team3D being seen as slowly fading as North America's Powerhouse, because of poor performaces at CPL Winter2003 and losing CAL Season 9 finals to TSG.



    Thursday night also storms in with an amazing matchup between Rival and Forsaken. Violator and Vansilli bring this matchup live from the de_nuke facility. Both forsaken and Rival have just had some major roster changes with forsaken losing their "esports superstar" fatal1ty and also dropping Warden and Funk after CPL Winter. Rival has just lost their manager Siege, to the now seperated NoA team. Could these changes be a factor in either teams demise? We will see.



    Tune in for all the action with pregame starting at 8:30PM EST, matchs scheduled to go live around 9:00/9:30 EST.



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  • Pressick

    #2
    "e7 on the other hand is slowly gaining rank in North America with a good performace at CPL Summer and Winter, compared to previous tournaments."



    riiiight

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    • SinaC

      #3
      Edited by [user="2964"] @ [time="1075064250"]

      losing fatality was like losing a sock: it doesnt fucking matter, he never played.



      dropping funk and warden... uh yea, what about their entire starting roster to Rival!?!? yea losing their manager was a big deal, unlike losing cripple, exile, jaden and icesalmon!



      e7 stopped gaining respect and such after they lost their good players.

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      • naem

        #4
        SinaC wrote..

        losing fatality was like losing a sock: it doesnt fucking matter, he never played.
        They lost a great player. I don't suppose you tracked Fatality's performance versus Forsaken at CXG did you?

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        • SinaC

          #5
          of course i did, but him leaving forsaken didnt effect them in the least. at least until he created iFate. the point is it didnt directly effect them at all, and losing their starting roster was a much bigger roster change than losing a third string player.

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