Minnesota Twins pitcher Trevor May wouldn't be where he is today if his father didn't sacrifice time and money to help him develop the talent that eventually helped him go pro. Now, he wants to pay it forward and build the same career path he had in baseball for esports players."My whole goal is to facilitate the growing of the fandom and the structures that allow players to make money and

Welcome to VS, the series that pits two highlights against one another in an attempt to find the coolest plays of the split. You get to decide the better play and who will return next week as our champion.Last week you guys voted for Khan's Great Escape over Aphromoo’s Tempered Fate.Challenging Khan’s play this week is P1’s Ryu and Pentakill against Team Dignitas.For more great videos,

Week 4 of the Summer Split is upon us, and teams are starting to cement themselves into tiers of strength. For all of the teams below, these games are pivotal to them securing top spots and consideration as top teams in their regions.Immortals vs. Counter Logic GamingWhere: NALCS1When: 6 p.m. ET, Friday, June 23Why: Both are top 3, and Dardoch and Xmithie face their old teamsAdd this to the pletho

Are you ready for some hilariously awesome fails from Week 3 of the the 2017 Summer Split? Of course y'all are!From Korean slap bets to LOD's fidget spinner, here are this week's best LoL fails.For more video interviews and highlights, be sure to subscribe to theScore esports on YouTube.

You Should Play This highlights one game each week you might not have played when it was first released, but is worth adding to your library.Have you ever played a game that is so well-crafted that there is no trace of excess fat lining it? I'm talking about games with no throwaway multiplayer modes, no moderately enjoyable minigames and no useless missions that just seem to pad out the plot.These

Riot’s decision to start a players association for the NA LCS is a very, very big deal. Honestly, I think it’s probably more important than the whole franchising thing it’s going along with. Depending on how it goes, it could represent a massive change in the way esports will work in the future and affect every other game with regards to how they could organize.This isn’t to say Riot’s system is p

Team SoloMid will host Fnatic substitute AD carry Rasmus "MrRalleZ" Skinneholm for a try out over the next 15 days."I'm still currently on a contract with Fnatic, but I'm here trying out for TSM and depending on how well I do, we'll see what happens from there," MrRalleZ said in the team's announcement video.The try out comes three weeks into the 2017 NA LCS Summer Split, where TSM are t

In the latest episode of You Laugh, You Lose, Team Liquid's jungler Kim "Reignover" Yeu-jin tries not to laugh in the face of an assortment of viral videos.In between holding in his laughter, Reignover opens up about the struggles the team are facing, whether he'd prefer fellow teammate Chae "Piglet" Gwang-jin in the mid or bot lane and the moment he was the happiest in

Fathers: can't live with them, wouldn't be walking on this Earth without them. So it's fair to take one day in 365 to celebrate them and their various contributions to human society.To honor this momentous occasion, theScore esports have compiled this list of the best and worst fathers in gaming to help tolerate a two-hour brunch with your parents.Ahoy! Thar be SPOILERS in these waters!Best Father

This Week in Gaming is your definitive weekly guide to the biggest stories and controversies behind the latest esport and gaming headlines. This is everything you need to know about the week that was, but on steroids. We Like…South Korea taking a tough stance on boostingBy now we all know that South Korea takes their esports scene very seriously, but nothing says we’re serious about protecting the

The International 7's direct invites are in, and OG, Virtus.pro, Newbee, Team Liquid, Invictus Gaming and Evil Geniuses will all head to Seattle to take part in one of the biggest esport events of the calendar year.The International Invites are here: https://t.co/ZWTif1Lyib— DOTA 2 (@DOTA2) June 19, 2017 OG are the reigning Major champions, having won both the Boston and Kiev Majors in the 201

Andrey "ALWAYSWANNAFLY" Bondarenko is a veteran of the CIS' Dota 2 scene and the captain of Gambit Esports' first-ever Dota 2 squad. The team just recently moved into a new gaming house and are making preparations ahead of the International 2017 qualifier.After his move, ALWAYSWANNAFLY took the time to talk to theScore esports about joining Gambit Esports and the young talent he

There is no shortage of CS:GO happening from one week to the next and it can be tough for even hardcore fans to keep track of it all, so we've narrowed down your choices to the few must-watch matches of the week.Esports Championship Series Season 3 FinalsWhere: FACEIT YouTubeWhen: June 23-25Why: Astralis defending champion, second last premier before MajorThe third season of the Esports Championsh

Hansel "BnTeT" Ferdinand is a rifler for TyLoo and the team's Indonesian import. His team has qualified for both ESL One Cologne 2017 and the offline qualifier for the Krakow Major, but he's currently in Australia with his old team Recca Esports for the ZEN League 2017 Finals.Ahead of his matches, BnTeT answered a few questions from theScore esports and spoke about the team's communication and

Update: The team has since tweeted a confirmation of the addition of both players, as well as the departure of Park "Jisu" Jin-cheol and Leon "Lamabear" Krüger.Original story: Recent Fnatic Academy top laner Mateusz "Kikis" Szkudlarek and jungler Maurice "Amazing" Stückenschneider are listed on Mysterious Monkeys' roster in Riot Games' leag