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C9 Vulcan named 2026 LCS Spring Split MVP

C9 Vulcan named 2026 LCS Spring Split MVP

Cloud9 support player Philippe Laflamme takes home the Kia MVP award after a dominant spring season

Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme, Cloud9’s support player, has been named the 2026 LCS Spring Split Kia MVP. The award caps a dominant stretch for the Canadian player, who also earned a spot on the 1st All-Pro Team.

Vulcan’s selection came during the May 2026 playoffs, recognizing his performance across a spring split that used a best-of-three round-robin format.

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A standout season for Cloud9’s support

The 1st All-Pro Team featured players from both C9 and LYON rosters, with Vulcan representing Cloud9 in the support role.

The LCS adopted the best-of-three round-robin format for the 2026 Spring Split, a change designed to raise the competitive stakes of every regular-season match.

What this means for the esports landscape

No crypto assets, protocols, or related entities were involved in the MVP award or the broader LCS Spring Split discourse.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.

C9 Vulcan named 2026 LCS Spring Split MVP

C9 Vulcan named 2026 LCS Spring Split MVP

Cloud9 support player Philippe Laflamme takes home the Kia MVP award after a dominant spring season

Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme, Cloud9’s support player, has been named the 2026 LCS Spring Split Kia MVP. The award caps a dominant stretch for the Canadian player, who also earned a spot on the 1st All-Pro Team.

Vulcan’s selection came during the May 2026 playoffs, recognizing his performance across a spring split that used a best-of-three round-robin format.

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A standout season for Cloud9’s support

The 1st All-Pro Team featured players from both C9 and LYON rosters, with Vulcan representing Cloud9 in the support role.

The LCS adopted the best-of-three round-robin format for the 2026 Spring Split, a change designed to raise the competitive stakes of every regular-season match.

What this means for the esports landscape

No crypto assets, protocols, or related entities were involved in the MVP award or the broader LCS Spring Split discourse.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.