Playing the regular season and playoffs in a closed campus is definitely a challenge for the NBA league.
Although 22 teams have moved in, there are still many problems facing the league. Examples include player violations, room hygiene, catering problems, and so on.
Now, a video of a famous female host in the hotel in the rematch park has been uploaded to the Internet.
Yes, she was stolen!
<h1 class="ql-align-justify" > was secretly recorded for half an hour</h1>
Rachel Nichols, a 46-year-old esplantro whose privacy has been severely violated, had no idea that Nichols' every move was completely exposed to the hidden camera in the room, until her video in the room was uploaded to the Deadspin website.
This is a video of about 4 minutes, which has been edited. In the video, Nichols makes a private phone call in the room, which is about 30 minutes.
Nichols, who is currently covering the NBA's reboot at Disneyland in Orlando, Florida, is the hostess of the well-known NBA show The Jump, has a good relationship with many NBA stars, and is also the top host in the NBA field.
<h1 class="ql-align-justify" > ESPN strongly condemns the pirates</h1>
When the video, which was carefully edited from 30 minutes to 4 minutes, was delivered to Deadspin, the Deadspin website decided to protect the privacy-related video.
The site did not reveal what the specific footage was, and the Deadspin website simply issued a statement saying: "While discussing ESPN's internal affairs, Nichols apparently did not realize that every move in her room had been stolen."
ESPN also immediately stood up to condemn the candidacy: "We are very disappointed by the leak of the private phone, which seriously violates rachel 's (Nichols)'s privacy!" ”
In fact, this is not the first time espnant staff have been secretly photographed. Back in 2008, female journalist Erin Andrews was resting in a hotel in Nashville, where pinhole cameras took photos of her not wearing any clothes. The candid photographer was also sentenced to two and a half years in prison.