Just hours after a big win against the London Spitfire, the Hangzhou Spark announce that they are parting ways with assistant coach Jung “yeah” Young-su. The announcement was made on social media on Sunday, May 17. The team wished the coach the best on their future endeavors.
Today we part ways with Coach @yeah_ow_ . We are grateful for your dedication and hardworking in strategy and management. Thank you for being a part of the team. We wish you nothing but success in the future. pic.twitter.com/tE9SK2mc6n
— Hangzhou Spark (@Hangzhou_Spark) May 17, 2020
After today’s win, the Spark improved to 6-7 on the year. While the reason for the move is currently unknown, the lukewarm season so far could be the reason for the change. This, in turn, could lead to some more personnel changes for the squad as they try to cope with the league’s meta.
Hangzhou players like iDK have already responded to the move. Overall, it seems like yeah was a good influence during his tenure with the team.
yeah joined Hangzhou in late 2019, going into the 2020 season. He was brought in to replace Seungjun “Sup7eme” Han after Sup7eme departed to the Washington Justice.
A replacement has not been announced at this time, but TGH will report on any further changes as details roll in.
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