LST had 26 more tags and 10 more returns than CYC, but CYC had 26 more seconds of prevent. Damn that's pretty similar. The P/HA numbers were separated by just 0.005, while the P/R numbers were separated by just 0.56 seconds. Once again, CYC had too many pops, with almost 30 more pops than LST this week, which led to a 0.94 KD, which is 9th for the week. That also led to having the most NDPs this week as well, with 61, 17 more than LST's 44 NDPs. Talking about the LST defense, they were pretty great this week. I've mentioned the tags and returns, and they came 3rd in QRs, 1st in KRs with 12, and 3rd in RIBs. They had double the amount of KRs that CYC had. LST's RIB% and QR% were solid as well, ranking 4th and 1st, respectively. On the other hand CYC's RIB% and QR% trailed by five points and seven points, and also ranked 7th and 8th, respectively. Looking at the stats here, LST's defense really shined.
CYC's offense was a little meh, because while they had 180 grabs, they only had 40 good handoffs. Compare that to LST who had 170 grabs but had 48 good handoffs. CYC's Chain% of 56.41% is the worst one this week, while LST's 70.33% chain rate is the second best one. LST had the better score% by 1%, the better H/G by 0.5 seconds, the better F/G by 0.04 flaccids, and had two more long holds than CYC. Overall, there seems to be LST dominance all over the board, but CYC won two halves. It reminds me of MIA's games against MB8, where you're wondering "how the hell did they win a game?". That's what CYC feels like to me, just perpetual incredulity. Kudos to LST for doing pretty well in the stats, but it must suck that you only split.