๐ ATEEZโs โBADโ earns its 3rd win on M Countdown today.
This marks ATEEZโs 2nd overall MCD trophy since their very first win with โWaveโ in 2019, also on MCD.
Congrats to @ATEEZofficial and ATINY! ๐ฅ
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sma u are still on thin line but with less curse because ATEEZ JUST WON THE GRAND PRIZE !!!!! AN SMA DAESANG THATS ONLY GIVEN TO ONE ARTIST !!!! AFTER 4 YEARS OF NOT BEING INVITED !!!!! THEIR FIRST SMA DAESANG AND 7TH DAESANG EVER !!!! MY ATEEZ I LOVE YOUUUU
The NBAโs officiating accountability process is broken.
James Williams has now been at the center of controversy in two different playoff series in the span of days.
Devin Booker called him out by name after Suns vs Thunder.
The NBA later rescinded Bookerโs technical, but still fined him $35K for criticizing officials.
Then in Lakers vs Rockets, Williams was involved in multiple controversial ejections, including Deandre Ayton getting tossed on a flagrant 2 and Adou Thiero getting ejected late.
LeBron called it ridiculous.
JJ Redick said he didnโt get a real explanation.
Marcus Smart called Aytonโs ejection โsome BS.โ
Even Rockets players and Ime Udoka reportedly thought the calls were soft.
And what does the NBA do?
Players get fined publicly.
Officials get reviewed privately.
Adam Silver has literally said referees are held accountable, but the league does not publicize discipline for officials.
Thatโs the problem.
Fans see the fines.
Fans see the rescinded techs.
Fans see the Last Two Minute reports admitting missed calls.
But nobody ever sees what actually happens to the officials.
If players and coaches can be publicly punished for speaking out, officials should face more public accountability when they have rough games too.
Accountability has to go both ways.
#lakeshow