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วงการกีฬาเริ่มใช้เทคโนโลยี Virtual Fans มากขึ้น หลังเกิดเหตุการณ์ COVID-19

นับตั้งแต่เกิดเหตุการณ์เชื้อไวรัส COVID-19 ระบาด ทุกวงการล้วนต้องปรับตัว และในวงการกีฬาก็เช่นกัน
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Virtual Fans คืออีกหนึ่งเทคโนโลยี ที่ไม่ใช่แค่การสร้างแฟนจำลองขึ้นมาผ่านระบบคอมพิวเตอร์ แต่เป็นแฟนตัวเป็น ๆ อย่างเช่นแมทช์ล่าสุด ที่ Devin Booker ดาวรุ่งแห่งทีม Suns ที่สร้างช็อทสุดสวยงามขึ้นมา และเมื่อเกมจบการแข่งขันหลง ผู้ชมเสมือนจริงเหล่านั้นก็ส่งเสียงเฮร่วมกันอย่างมีชีวิตชีวา
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ซึ่งในแมทช์นั้น ผู้ชมไม่ได้อยู่ในสนาม แต่อยู่ในอาคาร Disney's Wide World of Sports และทำให้เป็นที่มาของเบื้องหลังแนวคิดของทาง NBA ที่จะใช้ Virtual Fans ในทุกเกมการแข่งขัน โดยเชื้อเชิญให้แฟน ๆ ชมการแข่งขันแบบ Real Time แบบสตรีมสด
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ประสบการณ์นี้กลายเป็นที่พูดถึงในโลกโซเชียลแบบทันทีทันใด และทำให้ทางลีกกีฬาต่าง ๆ ต้องหันไปร่วมมือกับทาง Microsoft และ Michelob Ultra เพื่อส่งเสริมและผลักดันเทคโนโลยีนี้
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ด้วยสถานการณ์เกี่ยวกับโรคระบาดในตอนนี้ เราพยายามมองหาหนทาง และมุ่งเน้นให้แฟน ๆ ได้เข้าชมเกมการแข่งขันให้มากขึ้นในรูปแบบต่าง ๆ เราคงคาดเดาคำตอบไม่ได้หรอก แต่มันน่าตื่นเต้นที่ได้เห็นว่าความนิยมเหล่านี้กำลังเพิ่มขึ้น
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ในอนาคต วงการกีฬาอาจจะปรับตัวเข้าสู่ยุค New Normal ด้วยเทคโนโลยี Virtual Fans แบบนี้อีกมากมายก็เป็นได้
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ที่มา : https://www.nba.com/…/…/virtual-fans-help-restart-atmosphere
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Since the COVID-19 virus has gone viral, every industry has to adapt and in the sport industry.
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Virtual Fans is another technology that not only creates a fan simulation through computer system, but is a fan. For example, the latest match Devin Booker, Suns star who creates a beautiful shot and when the game ends, the audience is lost. Those virtual reality make a vibrant noise.
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In the match, the audience is not in the field, but in Disney's Wide World of Sports building and makes it a source of behind the concept of NBA to use Virtual Fans in every match. Invitation to fans to watch Real Time match. Live stream type
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This experience becomes instant social media and makes sporting leagues become collaborative with Microsoft and Michelob Ultra to promote and push this technology.
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With the plague situation now, we're looking for ways and focus on fans to get into more games in different ways. We can't guess the answer, but it's exciting to see these popularity rising.
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In the future, the sports circle may adapt to the New Normal era with Virtual Fans technology like this.
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Source: https://www.nba.com/article/2020/08/10/virtual-fans-help-restart-atmosphere
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*A RESPONSE TO ISRAEL’S CONDEMNATION OF MALAYSIA FOR PROHIBITING ISRAELI ATHLETES FROM COMING TO MALAYSIA.*

Israel is indisputably the biggest hypocrite in their condemnation of Malaysia. Their attempt to play the “victim card” is pathetic and despicable.

Hypocrite Israel condemns Malaysia for allegedly “Politicising sports”.

Has Hypocrite Israel forgotten the banned placed by them on Gaza’s Ittihad Al-Shejaiya football team from crossing into the West Bank to play the final match of the Palestine football cup?

Isn’t that politicising Sports?

Has Hypocrite Israel forgotten how they illegally control which Palestinian athletes can leave their homeland for training or tournaments?

Isn’t that politicising Sports?

Has Hypocrite Israel forgotten how they illegally appointed themselves as the “guardians” of Palestine by deciding who can and cannot play against Palestinian athletes in their very own country?

Isn’t that politicising Sports?

Heck, has Hypocrite Israel forgotten how they pressured the US National Basketball Association (NBA) to preclude Palestine from its list in 2018? Sadly, NBA bowed down to the despicable Sports Minister of Israel.

Where was the self-righteous, victim-playing, Hypocrite Israel then?

As the Minister of Youth & Sports of Malaysia, I stand firm with Malaysia’s decision.

Malaysia should not be a complicit to a brutal and inhumane regime. Our Palestinian brothers and sisters have been murdered in cold blood and those who live, imprisoned for life in the open air prison, tightly controlled by the Israeli regime.

While Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have condemned Israeli aggression and war crimes, Hypocrite Israel still tries to play the victim-card towards the international community.

Where was the humanity when Mohammed Tamim had half his skull crushed by Israel’s rubber bullet, while the regime brushed it off as an injury from falling off a bicycle?

Where was the humanity when the legless, wheel chaired Ibrahim Abu Thuraya was murdered by the Israeli regime while being on the other side of the fence?

Where was the humanity when more than a 100 peaceful protestors were murdered while thousands more injured for protesting against the invasion of their home, Palestine?

If South Africa can be banned from the Olympics for its Apartheid regime,
Malaysia as a sovereign country has the right to ban the murderous, state-sponsored, War Criminal, apartheid Israeli regime from coming to peace-loving Malaysia.

I stand with my Palestinian brothers and sisters, not Hypocrite Israel.

Syed Saddiq
*A Peace-Loving Malaysian*

其實除了變魔術，我都好鍾意打籃球！今次終於喺美國現場睇NBA！So happy to watch NBA Live in Miami! A fun match!

#熱火對太陽 #miamiheat #phoenixsuns #NBA #louisyan #magic

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Former NBA star Allen Iverson(notes) arrived in Istanbul on Monday to begin a stint with Turkish club Besiktas, promising to give fans "something they haven't seen before."

Dozens of fans greeted the 11-time All-Star at Ataturk Airport. Sporting a Besiktas jersey and a Philadelphia Phillies hat, Iverson waved at fans from inside his car before being driven to his hotel.

Iverson, who agreed to a $4 million, two-year contract with Besiktas, is the Turkish league's biggest signing. He has called his move to the Istanbul club "a chance to get back on track with my basketball career" after no NBA team was willing to offer him a contract this season.

Many see his stint in Turkey as a test of his ability to revive his NBA career because teams are likely to monitor Iverson's performance and behavior at Besiktas. The guard has said he still believes he can play in the NBA and hopes his performance in Europe will lead to another chance next season.

His career has been troubled by numerous run-ins with coaches and team officials. He's also had several legal problems that landed him on probation.

Iverson is expected to make his debut with Besiktas on Nov. 13 when the team plays Oyak Renault at its home arena that seats about 4,500 fans. The club hasn't won the Turkish league since 1975.

"They were great," Iverson told NTV sports channel of the cheering Besiktas fans who welcomed him at the airport, adding that "the most important thing is to be accepted, to be wanted and to be appreciated."

Iverson urged fans to come out and support the team. The player also said he would be "interacting" with the fans as much as possible.

"Before I leave, I'll be speaking a lot of Turkish," he said.

Iverson is 17th on the NBA's career scoring list with 24,368 points, winning the Most Valuable Player award in 2001 when he led the Philadelphia 76ers to the finals. He spent 10 seasons in Philadelphia before moving to Denver and Detroit, ending up in Memphis last season.

He only played three games before returning for a second stint with the Sixers, where he averaged 13.9 points in 25 games. He took a leave of absence toward the end of the season to deal with some family matters.

Iverson was initially due in Istanbul on Saturday, but his arrival was delayed by two days, and a pre-match celebration of his signing at the arena was postponed. Besiktas said a light and music show to welcome Iverson will take place on Tuesday.

Iverson joins American guard Mire Chatman and Australian center A.J. Ogilvy on the Besiktas squad. The rest of the team is made up of players from Turkey, Russia and other Eastern European nations.

Credit to notsnhojwerdna

Former NBA star Allen Iverson(notes) arrived in Istanbul on Monday to begin a stint with Turkish club Besiktas, promising to give fans "something they haven't seen before."

Dozens of fans greeted the 11-time All-Star at Ataturk Airport. Sporting a Besiktas jersey and a Philadelphia Phillies hat, Iverson waved at fans from inside his car before being driven to his hotel.

Iverson, who agreed to a $4 million, two-year contract with Besiktas, is the Turkish league's biggest signing. He has called his move to the Istanbul club "a chance to get back on track with my basketball career" after no NBA team was willing to offer him a contract this season.

Many see his stint in Turkey as a test of his ability to revive his NBA career because teams are likely to monitor Iverson's performance and behavior at Besiktas. The guard has said he still believes he can play in the NBA and hopes his performance in Europe will lead to another chance next season.

His career has been troubled by numerous run-ins with coaches and team officials. He's also had several legal problems that landed him on probation.

Iverson is expected to make his debut with Besiktas on Nov. 13 when the team plays Oyak Renault at its home arena that seats about 4,500 fans. The club hasn't won the Turkish league since 1975.

"They were great," Iverson told NTV sports channel of the cheering Besiktas fans who welcomed him at the airport, adding that "the most important thing is to be accepted, to be wanted and to be appreciated."

Iverson urged fans to come out and support the team. The player also said he would be "interacting" with the fans as much as possible.

"Before I leave, I'll be speaking a lot of Turkish," he said.

Iverson is 17th on the NBA's career scoring list with 24,368 points, winning the Most Valuable Player award in 2001 when he led the Philadelphia 76ers to the finals. He spent 10 seasons in Philadelphia before moving to Denver and Detroit, ending up in Memphis last season.

He only played three games before returning for a second stint with the Sixers, where he averaged 13.9 points in 25 games. He took a leave of absence toward the end of the season to deal with some family matters.

Iverson was initially due in Istanbul on Saturday, but his arrival was delayed by two days, and a pre-match celebration of his signing at the arena was postponed. Besiktas said a light and music show to welcome Iverson will take place on Tuesday.

Iverson joins American guard Mire Chatman and Australian center A.J. Ogilvy on the Besiktas squad. The rest of the team is made up of players from Turkey, Russia and other Eastern European nations.

Ron Artest and Paul Pierce went back-to-back with their elbows locked, both unwilling to yield even an inch underneath the hoop. The veteran forwards crashed to the court together and got up looking to rumble, earning double technical fouls.

And that was just in the first 27 seconds.

This NBA Finals rematch was rough from the opening tumble, but Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol made sure the Los Angeles Lakers landed the first shot on the Boston Celtics.

Bryant scored 30 points, Gasol had 23 points and 14 rebounds, and defending champion Los Angeles got tough in a 102-89 victory over Boston in Game 1 on Thursday night.

Artest scored 15 points after his tangle with Pierce in the opening minute of the 12th finals meeting between the NBA's most scintillating rivals. It was the opening salvo in a gritty physical effort against the Celtics, who memorably pushed around the Lakers while winning their 2008 finals matchup in six games.

The Lakers are the champs now, and they're not giving it up without a tussle or two.

"I knew it was going to be physical. That's a given," Gasol said. "After consecutive Finals, we understand the nature of the game. We understand who our rival is, how they play. You've got to compete, and you've got to match that physicality effort of the game to be successful."

Pierce scored 24 points and Kevin Garnett added 16 after a slow start for the Celtics, who might not want to know Lakers coach Phil Jackson's teams in Los Angeles and Chicago have won 47 straight playoff series after winning Game 1.

"I wish I had put it in the bank, so to speak," said Jackson, the 10-time champion. "We've got to play this out. ... Our defense stiffened at various points in the game, was very effective. We've got a lot of work ahead of us, but it's nice to know that [the 47-0 streak] is on our side."

Game 2 is Sunday night at Staples Center.