New York Excelsior's Pine Gets 17 Headshots in a Minute

Do-Hyeon "Pine" Kim is one of the many talented players that make up the roster of the New York Excelsior. Known for his impressive aim with a multitude of heroes, Pine has shown countless times how dangerous he truly can be when he is hitting his shots. Even though he is not a starter for New York, whenever Pine gets onto the server for the Excelsior, it is almost a gauranteed win for the Big Apple's Overwatch League team. While Stage 2 did not see Pine playing as much as he did in Stage 1, fans are still able to see the exceptional player show off his skills on his personal stream. One of Pine's most recent streams showcased an impeccable shooting performance from the player as Widowmaker that would have the jaw of any Overwatch fan dropping.  

Playing a game of deathmatch on the map Château Guillard, Pine is faced with a lobby full of Widowmakers as his enemies. Known for his excellent McCree play, the mechanically skilled DPS player decided to show off to his viewers that he is equally proficient with Overwatch's deadly assassin. Beginning his slaughter of his opponents, Pine collected four headshot eliminations in a span of 11 seconds with the last one being a eye catching flick by the player. Continuing his rampage in the deathmatch lobby, New York's Pine secures another five headshots in rapid succession. Completely shutting down all of the enemy Widowmakers, Pine's name filled up the kill feed as the main agressor in the match. The New York Excelsior's secret weapon continued his dominance by utilziing his extremely quick reaction time and movement speed with the scopred rifle of Widowmaker to pick up another eight headshots in the one minute timespan. 

With Pine in the team's backpocket, the New York Excelsior have a huge advantage of being able to unleash a talent of his caliber on any opponent they face in the Overwatch League.  

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(cover photo courtesy of Robert Paul for Blizzard Entertainment)