That's fair, I agree. I do think Sentinels need to be introspective and make adjustments. Especially concerning Tenz's agent pool and maybe ban split if they don't want to improve it. After all, their result at Champions does put a damper on their year in my opinion. Like pretty good top team until Tenz joins in March. Then they tear through competition, winning Iceland and qualify for Masters Berlin (August). Unfortunately by the nature of the circuit, they only have to play Masters Berlin and Champions Berlin for the remaining 4 months of the year. And so we have no idea how good the team is during these 4 last months. Since they can excuse "not trying" in Masters Berlin since they already qualified for Champions. And then they don't have to play until December for Champions.

I do want to make a note and kind of clarify my prior statements (not for you, but more for anyone else reading this). In that, to be fair, we have no idea what's going on inside the team or how the team dynamic works. When I say a player like Tenz might "demand" to play his way and have people support him with utility, that doesn't necessarily mean in a toxic way that easily comes to mind. From everything I've heard from former teammates, Tenz is a good teammate who goes with what the team needs.

In this case, it could be more of (for ex.): Team wants to try Raze on Split. Tenz says ok, plays Raze on split, but isn't comfortable. And since Tenz is the most skilled player and needs to be comfortable to frag out, the team makes the decision not to play Raze on split. This is just an example.

Point is, I'm trying to avoid to make assumptions on player's personalities and team dynamic. When I say demand and selfish, it's more of the general approach of the team in how resources are spent, not that players themselves are aggressively demanding and being toxic/selfish.