[Megatron96]

Not in a million years. I watched part of a game earlier this season. His decision-making in the second half, when his team was still very much in the game with a real chance to pull off an upset, was absolutely the worst set of decisions I've ever seen in a professional game of any kind.

I once defended Nagy in a thread a year or two ago, but I'm out. I have no idea what's wrong with him, but he literally makes decisions to find new, humiliating, and absurd ways to lose.

No, just no thank you.