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Yeah, you're kinda off on a bunch of things. Gonna make my own list, excluding TL/IMT/C9/P1 as I already kinda went over them:
EnVyUs: Not really much to say about them, as 4/5ths of their roster is returning (goodbye Procxin, your continuous stream of blooper-reel content will surely be missed by me). None of their players really "impress" me, and thus I expect them to fight for relegation spots with echo fox/new-dignitas (more on that later).
Echo Fox: Ah, this team. Before I go over them, I'd like to tell a little story. A few years ago, I did a weekly article for a local newspaper in which I'd make NFL picks and go over the teams I liked/hated the most. Jacksonville was usually a team I pegged in the latter category, as not only were they god-awful (usually finishing with a winning percentage around .300) but the decisions they made were usually pretty terrible (like overpaying for bad players, or using draft picks on guys nobody's ever heard of). In a way, Echo Fox is like the "heir to the throne" and thus I should have some fun writing about them. While they did make a few good decisions (trying to get dardoch, signing looper), they also made some incredibly bad ones (like keeping froggen/keith and signing gate, by god isn't he adorable!). Combined with the whole scrim thingy and the sheer competition, I entirely expect them to be in relegation and probably 10th. On the upside, they should give me a lot to write about.
New Dignitas: Again, not really much to say. If they intend on keeping the xpecial/keane/apollo core together, then they are at best an 8th place team. Will be interesting to see who they replace ray/shrimp with though, as the former seemed to be their one good player last split while the latter is and was probably the greatest NA challenger jg of all time.
C9C: Probably the most interesting team, until the final roster is revealed I won't make a "big prediction" but I will say that they are definitely a wild-card. Balls is entering an LCS that only features 2 "high-quality" top laners (impact/looper), and the team is probably the most strategically-prepared of any assuming Hai goes on as coach and they keep lemon. If they can get a decent mid-laner (please be selfie and not fenix) and nab someone like rush/shrimp/bengi, this team could definitely go places
TSM/CLG: And now I get to my bolder predictions. Unlike all of the other teams, these two are coming in with very similar/potentially stacked rosters (clg maintaining its core, and tsm replacing doublelift with someone from IMT who sadly wasn't huni). That being said, I only see one of them being in the playoffs and neither team finishing higher than 4th. CLG's problems lie in their solo lanes, with Darshan being a massive liability during meta shifts (when the tank meta hit, he went from having the 3rd highest kda/kp among top-laners to 8th) and Huhi currently looking like a massive downgrade from pobelter lying in that "b-tier" along with fenix/ninja. TSM's problems meanwhile should/probably will be with top/jg/adc, as wildturtle has a habit of dying a lot more than DL while their top/jg are kinda in the B-tier. I'll give the slight edge to TSM, but would not be surprised to see one or both of these teams 'fall from grace'.