Ever since I began covering the League of Legends World Championship this year, I have received complaints from readers asking (or demanding) that I stop spoiling the outcomes of games in my articles. After a lot of deliberation, I've decided that I can't do that. You all deserve an explanation as to why.

Briefly: The most powerful brand in sports journalism is officially diving into eSports. Today ESPN put out a job listing for an "eSports editor". This comes after the ESPN magazine published its first ever eSports issue, which included an excellent profile of the League of Legends player Faker.