The Thunder’s home haunted hotel! Will it become an off-set move to win this year?

The Haunted Hotel at the Thunder may be their off-set move to win this year. In February 2016, when Kyrie Irving was still playing for the Cavaliers, he left the game because of "flu-like symptoms". After the game, Irving explained that the culprit was the Skilvin Hotel at the Thunder. Later, a film company invited Irving, hoping to make his experience into a movie. Many players, including Irving, swear that they encountered supernatural events there,

Former Lakers star Artest told the media: I feel that there are many ghosts pestering me, and they touch my whole body. I am considering taking one of the ghosts to court because he touched the place he shouldn't touch. The hotel was built in 1911 and was named after the first owner William Balthers Kevin. It was later taken over by the Hilton Group

It is said that the first owner, Skevin, had an affair with a waitress named Effie in the hotel. After Effie became pregnant, she was in the top room where Skevin was in. After Effie gave birth to a child, she jumped off the 10th floor and committed suicide. Legend has it that Effie's resentment caused his ghost to wander in the hotel, causing various strange phenomena in the hotel

Hotel staff and guests said that strange sounds often appear here, such as baby crying, footsteps, whispers, and supernatural phenomena such as automatic closing of bathroom doors and furniture moving by themselves, but the hotel regarded this as a publicity gimmick. However, the hotel used this as a publicity gimmick. Head, on the official website: Living here can allow guests to "return to the past"

Former Knicks center Eddie Curry was frightened by the creaking and moans in the room, and finally ran to his teammate Nate Robinson's room for a difficult night. Tim Hardaway Jr. didn't believe in evil at first, but since he stayed in that hotel for one night, he refused to live there every time he went to the Thunder to play at home. Derek Ross, born in the South Side of Chicago, is definitely a tough guy, but he is also afraid of spending the night alone

asked James Johnson, who was still a rookie at the time, to sleep with him in the same room. Since LeBron James has stayed once, he has refused to stay in this hotel every time he goes to the Thunder home, and would rather go out to sleep at his own expense. If the Thunder really wins the first championship in the team history this year, then this maid named Effie may be the best sixth man in the team