Earlier this season, a fan ran onto the floor at Quicken Loans Arena to approach Cavaliers star Kyrie Irving. The situation ended about the way you would have expected it to.
On Tuesday, another fan had visions of making his way onto the Cavaliers’ home court during their game against the Miami Heat.
First, he took to Twitter account to announce his intentions.
1000 retweets I'll go on the court pic.twitter.com/Z3Kp2cbzR8
— Scotty (@_GodsSoldier_10) March 18, 2014
Not surprisingly, the retweets began to add up.
Almost there #yolo
— Scotty (@_GodsSoldier_10) March 19, 2014
However, the turn to social media for help didn’t result in Scotty on the arena floor.
Got kicked out pic.twitter.com/FpF5Rxak1e
— Scotty (@_GodsSoldier_10) March 19, 2014
Salty pic.twitter.com/fnE3GJFmjW
— Scotty (@_GodsSoldier_10) March 19, 2014
When your at the cavs game don't even tweet about anything. They took me in a room with like 12 police officers #salty
— Scotty (@_GodsSoldier_10) March 19, 2014
Tweeting at the Cavs game wasn’t necessarily the issue. Tweeting about going somewhere you’re not allowed, however, can be problematic.
Made it on bleacher report and sports nation. "Mama we made it"?
— Scotty (@_GodsSoldier_10) March 19, 2014
We can now add Larry Brown Sports to the list.
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