Casters are the life blood of what makes an esport great, and League of Legends has produced some of most fantastic talent in the World. 


Here are the ten best casters League of Legends has ever seen. 

10. Quickshot

Trevor "Quickshot" Henry is the premiere play by play caster for the European LCS, and his track record speaks for itself. 


With a long standing career in casting, having worked along side some of the industry's greatest, he has truly come into his own as a shoutcaster.


Famous for knowing the name of every skill shot in League of Legends, Quickshot's casting is quick, entertaining, and intelligent.  

9. Jatt

The articulation of Joshua "Jatt" Leisman is remarkable, and it makes him one of the best color casters that has been in the scene to date. His expertise and knowledge of the game is distinct and exceptional.


He is a showcase mind of the North American LCS, and you can expect him to be informative and well spoken every time he is on the screen. 
 

8. Deficio

Martin “Deficio” Lynge is another play-by-play-turned-genius-color caster for the European LCS. 


The mind for the game he acquired as a shot caller when he played shows every time he casts or is present on an analyst desk, and that mind is brilliant. 


Deficio is like an on-air coach for viewers, breaking down every phase of a game expertly and concisely.
 

7. Phreak

Everyone knows David "Phreak" Turley, as he's one of the most well regarded names in professional League of Legends. 


He's an OG Rioter, the voice behind champion spotlights, a host of Primetime League, and a featured play-by-play casting staple. 


Riot's supreme memer, Phreak, is versed in the art of puns, has superior game knowledge, and has the unique ability to generate mass hype while also killing said hype.  

6. Rivington

Everyone's favorite grey warrior, Rivington Bruce Bisland III is one of the longest standing commentators in esports, with a career dating back to 2000. 


He was the main host of Prime Time League, and for good reason. 


His casting is expert, his voice commanding, his behavior hilarious, and his word choice is unique and unmatched. 


5. Kobe

Sam "Kobe" Hartman-Kenzler is the NA LCS hype man we all deserve.


Yet another former competitor (I sense a trend), Kobe's shout casting energy is unrivaled. His casting is an unwavering force. He couples his hype ability with an almost professor like ability to deconstruct games live for the viewer.


If a hyped matchup is about to take place, you should expect Kobe to be covering, and remember, HE NEVER DOUBTED THEM!  

4. Joe Miller

Joe Miller is one of most experienced and storied casting talents in all of esports. 


The original hype man of professional League of Legends, Joe Miller will, despite his reign over League casting desks ending a while ago, long be remembered for being an elating play-by-play voice for the scene as it grew. 


He is a casting staple.  

3. Montecristo

Christopher "MoneCristo" Mykles" is one half of arguably the greatest casting duo League of Legends has ever seen. 


His understanding of League of Legends? Surpassed by none. His prowess for entertainment? Top-tier. The conductor of the Korean Hype Train? Only him. His voice? Undeterred.


It is an understatement to call impressive the way he analyzes the game, up and down, from macro to micro, from each and every team, region, and individual player. 

2. Deman

Leigh "Deman" Smith: the much praised, and universally loved legend. 


For years he lorded over World Championships and desks alike, leaving his mark forever on the history books of professional League of Legends. 


The enthusiasm he casted with, the drive he presented himself with, and the expertise he showcased is a model for every talent to come after him.  

1. DoA

Erik "DoA" Lonnquist has been descibed as "simply, the best caster." The longtime LCK and international caster carries one of the most distinct personalities and overwhelming ability in esports broadcasting. 


There is never a point where DoA is present that is not entertaining. Whether in a slow spot or an ending team fight, he brings excitement, insight, comedy, and brashness in every way. His demeanor is smooth, and his words are eloquent. 


DoA is so damn good that he can cast a match all by himself and produce the highest of quality.