It is said that there are many famous people and wrongdoings. After becoming the No. 1 pick, Curry suffered a lot of criticism from public opinion.
Some rational people believe that Curry is not worthy of the No. 1 pick. Curry is too thin and can only shoot and cannot win the game.
The more irrational, the more various nonsense voices on the Internet, sending him private messages of abuse and sarcasm.
There are also people who ridicule him on various social media and forums, thinking that he will be the best among them.
After all, the forest is big and there are all kinds of birds. Since he was a child, his father has told him how to adapt to living in the spotlight.
Moreover, the American forest is filled with so many monsters, snakes, insects, rats, and ants that you can’t even imagine that they don’t exist.
So for most of these things, Curry laughs them off. He can't just laugh them off and prove himself on the court.
After more than half a season of hard work, Curry has proven that he can survive in the NBA, and he is even very stable.
January's Western Conference Rookie of the Year is the best proof of his strength and hard work. He took his first solid step.
However, the tweet shown to him by Baron Davis still hit Curry's heart. He thought to himself: "Who arranged this? How hateful are you to blackmail me like this? But...how do you feel about him? That makes sense, I have a big appetite. But the team can’t lay me off just because I have a big appetite! Shet!”
Curry felt really dumbfounded. He asked Balang: "What is this and which account posted it?"
Balang said: "The account name is NBA-Batman. This account has become more and more famous on social media recently. He posts a lot of NBA-related news every day. Some are very professional, some are very interesting, and there is also a blog that posts post-game comments. , it’s very interesting, a fan recommended it to me, and I’ve been watching it recently.”
"Then, haha, I saw this rumor, saying you're a loser, Stephen!"
Curry was speechless. You just use a basketball Twitter account to post news and commentaries. Why are you hacking me?
What happened if I ate too much? Did I eat your rice? What do you care about?
Of course, Curry could only laugh it off. He couldn't refute the rumor that he didn't have a big appetite, right?
What they said is correct. Curry eats a lot to keep fit.
"Who is the owner of this account? He is so boring and posts this kind of thing?"
After arriving in Los Angeles, the team disbanded and went home. After Curry got home, he even tweeted and followed this account.
Then I started looking at some of the content on this account and found that, as Baron Davis said, they were all tweets about the NBA.
There was news, there were trade rumors, and there were links to a basketball blog.
Most of the tweets were normal. Even looking at the timeline, Curry felt that this person must be an insider of a certain NBA team.
This account has analyzed and judged some rumors currently circulating in the trading market, and the accuracy rate is extremely high.
For example, there were rumors a few days ago that the Los Angeles Clippers may trade the team's draft rights in exchange for a backup guard to ensure adequate rotation of guards when Baron Davis is injured.
This rumored news was published by ESPN, which is considered an authoritative media. It was probably the management who let it slip.
As a result, NBA-Batman forwarded the comment, "No way."
The next day, the Clippers front office issued a statement saying that the Clippers had no intention of trading any draft picks and that there were no problems with their back line.
Scroll further up and there are some rumors, which are basically correct.
This account was only opened for more than a month. It really came into people's attention when it was announced two days in advance that the Clippers would trade with the Grizzlies, and the subject of the transaction was Kaman.
This makes people doubt whether the person who opened this account is an internal Clippers employee.
But doing so is against the rules. NBA employees must not open social accounts to reveal insider information.
Or maybe this person has relatives or friends who work for an NBA team and can get these first-hand information?
"But why does he want to criticize me? Oh... not only does he criticize me, but he also likes to say bad things about the Clippers?"
Curry looked through the account and found that this account often secretly mentioned some "negative news" related to the Clippers.
For example, some time ago there was a topic about the worst stingy team, and the account forwarded it saying it was the Clippers and wrote a joke about owner Sterling.
This tweet received a high number of retweets and likes, resulting in the Clippers receiving a high vote rate in the topic selection.
Curry has heard about boss Sterling's stinginess.
However, after being selected by the Clippers, Curry had almost never met the boss, and Min Congda was in charge of his daily work.
Min Congda's generosity is well-known and praised by everyone on the Clippers, and it has nothing to do with being stingy.
"Slander, this is definitely slander. What does this account mean? I want to talk to Rachel."
So Curry called media director Rob Richley and told him about the NBA-Batman account.
"Oh, have you seen this account? Our public opinion department has paid attention to this matter recently, and we are following it closely... Don't worry, I will take care of it. Don't worry, our team's reputation is not good. It can be destroyed so easily!”
At the Clippers headquarters at the Staples Center, Rob Richele hung up the phone call from Curry and said to himself: "Even Stephen knows about this. Whose account does it belong to and what the hell is going on. ? Damn it, if Mr. Smart knows, he will definitely be angry. Forget it, he will always know, let’s have a meeting first.”
This afternoon, Richele was going to hold a conference call with the NBA headquarters in New York.
Because the NBA All-Star Game is coming soon, which is the NBA’s traditional large-scale carnival event.
In addition to the NBA headquarters, the media departments of each team must also do a good job in publicity work to allow fans to participate in All-Star activities to expand the influence of the NBA.
Ten minutes later, Richele answered the call from New York and discussed the publicity plan with the media operations directors of the 30 teams. The meeting was chaired by Adam Silva, the league's vice president of operations.
Each team has provided a blueprint for the All-Star Game promotion, and Richele is so confident in his short documentary that he sent the sample to Silva yesterday.
"Clippers, Rob Richele, I saw the sample you sent. It's very good. It's a very good subject. It will be a good highlight. The league has decided to invite some young African fans to come. Watching the All-Star Game and setting up a foundation is very consistent with the league’s global strategy and is very good.”
Racheli was very proud of being praised, with wrinkles on her face as she smiled.
But Silva immediately changed the topic and said: "But Rachelle, there seems to be an insider account on Twitter recently, and he has been posting messages in the circle, many of which are related to the Clippers. I hope you will pay attention to it and check it out. Find out what happened.”
Racheli was excited, thinking that the entire alliance knew about this, and hurriedly said: "Okay, Mr. Silva, I will start investigating immediately, start investigating immediately!"
After the conference call, Richele was sweating again. After thinking about it, he decided to report the matter to Manager Smart!
(End of chapter)
