On the eve of this CBA finals, the matchup between the two strong teams of Liaoning and Xinjiang was enough to attract attention, but an official poster grabbed all the attention, and it was in a way that made people laugh and cry. To be honest, the moment this poster came out, many fans almost thought that they had walked into a time tunnel, back to the era when computers still used 286 and could only draw with brushes.
Not to mention the sense of design, the incorrect player information alone is enough to drive people crazy. For example, some players have misspelled their names, while others have confused the colors of their jerseys and even match the team. No, the famous sports reporter "Jiangnan's City" couldn't stand it, and broke the news for three consecutive days, and every article was like a cannonball, bombarding this amateur practice of the CBA official. It can simply make people so popular that they are smoking, and netizens are also following suit, and there is an uproar in the comment area.
Yao Ming, as the big housekeeper of the CBA, really couldn't laugh or cry in the face of such an embarrassing situation. His emojis can make a whole set, and "Speechless" is probably the most classic one. At this time, the management really needs to show some attitude, after all, it is related to the image and professionalism of the entire league.
I have to mention that when a media person in Shanghai tried to communicate with the CBA official in depth about this issue, the news of being blocked actually came out. This is no small matter, and once it is as rumored it goes, then this way of dealing with critical voices is too low-level. Coupled with the deletion of fans' dissatisfaction on social media, this can't help but make people wonder if the CBA official is really ready to face public criticism and suggestions?
In addition to the poster incident, some of the CBA's mid-season penalty controversies have also been complained about. Sometimes, a controversial decision can change the course of the game, which is undoubtedly very harmful to the pursuit of fair play in sporting events. In addition, there are also errors in the basic information of the team, such as the wrong name of the team to which the player belongs, which seems to be a minor problem, but in fact greatly affects the professional image of the league.
It can be seen from this poster incident that CBA does have a lot of room for improvement in management and operation. First of all, the government needs to establish a more open feedback and communication mechanism, and sincerely accept criticism and suggestions from the outside world. Secondly, whether it is event publicity or venue management, it is necessary to be strict and improve professional standards to ensure that every information released can withstand scrutiny and every game is fair and selfless.
Through this incident, I hope that the CBA can learn from this and truly take the voices of fans and the media seriously, not only to provide wonderful games on the court, but also to show due professionalism and maturity off the court. After all, every improvement and improvement is the best response to the fans.
In short, a mature league is not only about playing well on the pitch, but also about doing every little thing off the pitch. I hope that the CBA can learn from this farce, continue to optimize and improve, and let us see a more professional and rigorous Chinese basketball league. For the majority of basketball fans, they are not only looking forward to fierce matchups, but also looking forward to the healthy and sustainable development of the entire league.