The crying filter they used in the NBA on rival fans

The giant screen at the Indiana Pacers stadium implemented a unique filter by showing Lakers fans watching the team beat.

The Indiana Pacers they took revenge Los Angeles Lakers and clearly won 109-90, left in those LeBron James to their lowest mark of the season and also ended the Californians’ five game winning streak. Beyond the journalistic news about the game, another situation of the game that has gone viral is a massive charge made by locals to visiting fans.

It is known that in the United States all sports include a little “show” and the NBA is no exception. The fans are always an important part of the show and that’s why the cameras are focused on them on the giant screen during time-outs or breaks. In this case, the Pacers took advantage of it to shut them down. How did they do it? They applied a filter, in the best Instagram style, that they applied when they hit Lakers fans who changed their faces to look like they were crying..

The first thing you can think of in Argentina is how a scandal would affect local football if they did it. Although unfortunately for security reasons two fans on the same field can only be seen in the Argentine Cup. Likewise, this time the fans applauded it, as some even burst out laughing and the filter made them seem to cry even more.

The Pacers took revenge and ended the streak of the Lakers

Five days after scoring 150 points in Los Angeles, the Indiana Pacers got revenge on the Lakers on Friday 109-90, leaving LeBron James’ team with its lowest score of the season and snapping the Lakers’ five-game winning streak. . Sunday’s 150-145 win was the Lakers’ best mark since 1987, so the Pacers made it abundantly clear that for tonight’s game at Indiana they need to improve on defense. It’s not something that’s in their DNA as Indiana is an ultra-offensive team and the one that is scoring the most points per game this season.

But Rick Carlisle’s defensive plan worked: the Lakers scored their lowest points of the season and went a ridiculous 5 of 30 on triples (16.7%). Additionally, the Pacers forced 16 turnovers from the visitors (5 from LeBron, 5 from Austin Reaves and 3 from Anthony Davis).

Pascal Siakam (22 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists) and Tyrese Haliburton (21 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists) led six Indiana players in double-digit scoring.

In the Lakers, Davis (24 points and 15 rebounds), LeBron (16 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists) and Reaves (16 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists) were the most outstanding.