GoDDogSu Yu-Yen

ANALYSIS
With the way GoDDog played Greymane in Game 1, it was truly a surprise they didn't prioritize the hero in their draft for Game 2. Game 1 had GoDDog putting out 127,000 damage and participating in nearly every single kill his team earned on the map Towers of Doom. At the 11-minute mark, GoDDog was able to pick up a double kill by forcing an out-of-position Uther to waste Divine Shield, killing him and then throwing a cocktail through the bottom Gate to finish off a low-health Dehaka. The fluidity in GoDDog's Greymane play was a truly a testament to his mastery on the hero. Game 2 had GoDDog playing the hero Kaelthas, often struggling to push back the enemy Falstad, who was operating as a split-pusher. When GoDDog finally did get to join the fights, they were often too brief for him to stack up any lasting damage. When he used his heroic in attempt to maximize his burst, it was typically cut short by the enemy's use of Mighty Gust.