Gary Bettman's Digital Board Ads Severely Malfunction and Break The Internet

The newest installment of the Wild-Stars game has ignited a contentious dispute over the implementation of the latest ad board technology. Matters took a turn for the worse when a major malfunction disrupted the match, causing chaos as captured in the video footage. While NHL commissioner Gary Bettman denied any reported problems with the technology, the irrefutable evidence from the video is hard to ignore.

Critics have slammed the NHL for prioritizing ad revenue at the expense of players' and spectators' safety. It's widely known that ad boards generate massive profits for the league, and it's understandable that they seek to maximize revenue. However, the recent incident has raised serious concerns about the potential hazards posed by this new technology. The flashing lights and erratic movements of the ads could easily distract players and lead to accidents on the ice.

Despite Bettman's assurances, it's evident that prompt action is necessary to address this issue. The safety of everyone involved must take precedence, and the NHL must take immediate steps to prevent a recurrence of such incidents in the future.

[Highlight] The NHL's ad tech completely loses it
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Hopefully Bettman makes a change regarding these board ads for the better starting next season.

Source: HockeyPatrol.com