What happened to former EG pro Danny amidst the League of Legends mismanagement situation?
Kyle Sakamaki, also known as Danny, was a rising star in 2022 and previously played for League of Legends organization EG (Evil Geniuses). At just 19 years old, he was already a fan favorite and considered one of the most promising prospects to emerge from the LCS, with expectations of becoming one of the best NA ADCs in the coming years.
However, since EG defeated League of Legends organization TL (Team Liquid) in the bracket stage of the LCS 2022 Summer Split, Danny has not been a member of the starting lineup, despite the team qualifying for the 2022 Worlds. This has led to speculation surrounding Danny and EG, with fans questioning his absence and potential mismanagement or unfair treatment by senior executives in the organization.
Recently, disturbing information regarding Danny's condition and how EG handled it has surfaced on social media platforms, causing a stir in the League of Legends community.
On September 6, Evil Geniuses announced that Danny would be taking a break from competitive play due to mental health issues. However, inside sources have since claimed that his health had been neglected to the point that he returned home malnourished.
Following Danny's departure, EG's CEO announced that the team would be recruiting a new ADC for the LCS 2023 Spring Split but that Danny would continue to be supported by the organization. This announcement has left the League of Legends community questioning why a talented player like Danny would not be starting and whether the organization was doing enough to support its players' mental and physical health.
Danny struggled with significant mental health issues and was eventually diagnosed as autistic, as his condition continued to worsen. Despite concerns about his
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