This can also be considered as one of the "culprits" of the Drama T1 - Gumayusi but still remain silent.

A "culprit" in the drama T1 - Gumayusi is still silent

In the drama between T1 - Gumayusi - Smash, the biggest characters in the team's leadership team, including CEO Joe Marsh and GM Becker, have spoken out. As for the players who do not have the right to interfere with the expertise or decisions of the leaders, there is a character who can see as "the culprit" but have shown the absolute silence until now, it is the BHL team, headed by coach Kkoma, Mata and Tom.

Throughout the Drama T1 - Gumayusi, the BHL of this team almost kept absolutely silent.

Because, whether there is an arbitrary decision or a "conspiracy", it is almost certain that the BLD T1 will have to work with BHL. The CEO of T1 - Joe Marsh also said that the T1 training team asked Smash to go to the LCK Cup 2025. Therefore, even when it was a lost trick of the T1 CEO, the BHL side also needed statements for fans of this team.

Coach Kkoma only spoke correctly once "collecting data" and rotating the squad.

Until now, it has been to Regular Seasons 2025, but all that BHL T1 told fans simply information about "rotating" and "collecting data". Of course, this information was later realized and the next sharing of the T1 superstructure was frankly rejected. But coach Kkoma has not made any new statements.

The statements from the BHL have been rejected by the actual results and sharing of BHL.

The League of Legends community and T1 fans also feel uncomfortable

And the silence of BHL T1 really makes many fans uncomfortable. Granted, maybe because the superstructure does not allow them to make "overcoming rights", but on the condition that the training team must ensure that T1 has good results. Over here, even the in-game shows are against T1. As a reigning champion of Worlds, T1 fans cannot be satisfied with the "achievement" called "the team almost defeated Hanwha Life Esports".

And the drama will probably not stop until at least there are the next results of T1.

The upcoming Regular Seasons, as well as MSI, EWC and Worlds later (if any), will be opportunities for T1 to regain the belief of fans. But if they have wrong options, the situation may get worse in the rest of the season.