Buffalo Wild Wings slammed for offer to fan who ran on to court during Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals game
Buffalo Wild Wings faced criticism for offering to host a fan who interrupted the NBA Finals by running onto the court. The fan was arrested and banned for life from NBA arenas after attempting to take a selfie with players. Many social media users expressed outrage at the company's decision to reward such behavior.
- ▪Buffalo Wild Wings offered to host a fan who ran onto the court during the NBA Finals.
- ▪The fan was arrested and banned for life from all NBA arenas.
- ▪Social media backlash criticized the company's decision to reward the fan.
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nba finals NBA Buffalo Wild Wings slammed for offer to fan who ran on to court during Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals game By Matt Ehalt Published June 5, 2026, 8:01 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Maybe lay off the hot sauce, B-dubs-dubs. Buffalo Wild Wings earned widespread backlash after offering to host “on us” the arrested Spurs fan who interrupted Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday to run on the court and take a selfie with Victor Wembanyama and Mitchell Robinson in the fourth quarter of the Knicks’ 105-95 win. “Internet, help us find the banned fan. he can watch the rest of the finals at B-Dubs on us,” the company posted Thursday afternoon.
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