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Following their group stage exit at the ELEAGUE Major, German-based esports organization mousesports (Mouz) have made a series of unexpected changes to their CS: GO roster. On January 29th, during the grand finals of Main, Mouz quietly announced that Chris “chrisJ” De Jong would be moved to the bench in favor of Tomáš “oskar” Šťastný. The team has stated that oskar will take over as the main AWPer for the team. It was also announced that Timo “Spiidi” Cheap CSGO Skins   Richter would take over the in-game leading for the team while being overseen by the coach, Sergey “lmbt” Bezhanov.
These recent roster moves have many experts and pundits raising their eyebrows and questioning what is going on behind the scenes in mousesports. After a horrendous performance at the major by Denis “denis” Howell as well as Spiidi, it does not make sense to remove chrisJ, the team’s second best player. Furthermore, oskar has played for your team in the past and also was a massive letdown before being removed for personal reasons in 2016. It is the start of the year and the major was just wrapped up, so maybe Mouz have some grand plan for sorting out their roster. I’ll try to make sense of some of these moves.
It’s no secret that Nikola “NiKo” Kovač is by far the best player on Mouz. CSGO Skins  For a lot of 2015 and 2016 NiKo was one of the best players in the world and hard-carried Mouz. For a lot of that time he was the sole reason they were even remotely competitive. While he was repeatedly dropping 30 or 40 frags in losing efforts, he was also the actual in-game leader for that team. With very little effective talent around him, Mouz offers often been forced to play around NiKo’s skill and playmaking ability.