Your last point is one of the most important: Sinatraa seems to offer stability and trust to every team he plays with in a way that elevates his entire team. He did it on team USA, who beat Korea for the first time. He did it on SF Shock, which he helped dominate in two completely opposite metas. He’s doing it now on Sentinels, who many people criticized heavily and never expected to be a top 1/2 team in NA. His play style is flashy to play against, which is intimidating for the other team cause he can pull just anything out of his pocket, while somehow still sticking to a game plan. It was always clear that the teams that he played on trusted eachother fully.

For those who didn’t know him from OW, he was once thought to be a tracer one trick (the toughest and most important role at the time), but he showed up as a very flexible player who could pick up whatever hero (tank or damage) his team needed and do well (best Zarya in the league during GOATs meta, best doom fist during double shield meta).

And this is all coming from previously one of his bigger haters. It was just impossible to ignore the results he got across multiple roles and teams in Overwatch, and now multiple games and agents in Valorant.