Digging G7 has not fought, NBA India official account creates a big miser

Before the Nuggets and Thunders tiebreak battle, the NBA Indian official account made a big mistake. After the sixth game of the series, the account released the warm-up poster of the division finals in advance, directly putting the Thunder star Alexander (SGA) into the C position. The other three stars were Edwards, Brunson, Halliburton, but Jokic and Murray were not.

The problem is that the Nuggets and Thunder's G7 had not yet started, and the outcome was still unknown. Why did they put Edwards on it? What's even more embarrassing is that there are three players who have advanced, Edwards, Halliburton and Brunson, who have missed the Nuggets core Jokic who may be eliminated.

After the release of this news, it quickly caused controversy. Fans joked:

"It's all scripts, I'm a record!", "There are no more acting, the league's star-making plan is launched!", "Asan: Didn't you say that you can be released in the early morning of the 19th? Are we not the 19th? It's not American time!"

Faced with public pressure, the NBA Indian account quickly deleted the poster, but the screenshots have been circulated on social media. The Thunder then defeated the Nuggets with a 32-point advantage in G7, making this "spoiler" look even more weird. Is it really that the script is not played directly?

In my opinion, this wave of operations of the NBA Indian account is simply a "mysterious operation" and is really incomprehensible.

Let’s talk about internal factors first, either the editor will release the template in advance by sliding it, or the time zone calculation is confused. India and the United States have a 9.5-hour time difference. India has entered the next day when the G7 starts, which may make the operation team mistakenly think that the game is over.

But more likely, the NBA official wants to make trouble. In recent years, the NBA has been keen on creating topics, from "referee report" to "play-up system", and controversy is traffic. This "spoiler" seems to be an affair, but in fact it accurately hits the fans' G-spot - it not only earns popularity, but also does not substantially affect the results of the game. It is simply a successful example of low-cost marketing.

External factors are also funny. As a young team, the Thunder have a very good record this season, and the NBA is happy to see it. In contrast, Jokic, as the No. 1 player in the league, cannot attract the attention of the team. Perhaps the league wants to "help the new and step on the old"?

After all, the NBA's "spoiler" this time is a bit like a "fake fall" on the basketball court - it seems to be a foul, but in fact it takes advantage of the rules. But before I want to make trouble next time, please practice the picture reading technique well, at least add the appointment to the teacher!