Buffalo Wild Wings has drawn considerable backlash for its response to an incident during Game 1 of the NBA Finals, where a fan ran onto the court to take a selfie with players Victor Wembanyama and Mitchell Robinson. After the incident, which occurred during the Knicks' 105-95 victory, the restaurant chain posted on social media offering to host the banned fan for the remainder of the Finals, stating, "Internet, help us find the banned fan. He can watch the rest of the finals at B-Dubs on us." This marketing move was met with widespread criticism, with many questioning the ethics of rewarding someone who committed a crime. Critics pointed out the inconsistency in Buffalo Wild Wings' discount policy, which offers military members only a 10% discount while offering a free meal to someone who disrupted a major sporting event. The NBA confirmed that the fan was arrested and banned for life from all arenas, with a second individual also receiving a lifetime ban. Wembanyama humorously remarked on the situation, recalling a previous unexpected incident involving a bat during a game.