A/C in the AT&T Center in S.A. could be "terminal"

[DJlaysitup]

In an apologetic announcement the Spurs relayed a message from their HVAC contractor that the air conditioning is probably "out for the season".

[NJHAWK]

The electric was cramping up.

[macdaddy]

In an apologetic announcement the Spurs relayed a message from their HVAC contractor that the air conditioning is probably "out for the season".

What? OMG. That's crazy.

[Admin]

Nah it's already fixed. Interesting that they had handheld fans / noisemakers on hand to give to the fans.

A power failure for the electrical systems that run the AT&T Center left the arena without air conditioning. The Spurs Sports & Entertainment group said in a statement Friday that the air conditioning had been repaired and would continue to be monitored going into Sunday's Game 2.

With the temperature in the arena reaching as high as 90 degrees during Game 1, all players were visibly exhausted, some even putting ice packs on their necks during timeouts. Fans, who conveniently were given noisemakers that doubled as handheld fans, tried to cool themselves for the duration of the game.

Said Spurs forward Tim Duncan: "I don't think I've played in anything like this since I and @JayBirdHawk left the [Virgin] Islands. It was pretty bad out there."

[Admin]

WOW look at Gatorade's Tweet though, this is amazing!

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[Guest]

WOW look at Gatorade's Tweet though, this is amazing!

[Guest]

Nah it's already fixed. Interesting that they had handheld fans / noisemakers on hand to give to the fans.

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A power failure for the electrical systems that run the AT&T Center left the arena without air conditioning. The Spurs Sports & Entertainment group said in a statement Friday that the air conditioning had been repaired and would continue to be monitored going into Sunday's Game 2.

With the temperature in the arena reaching as high as 90 degrees during Game 1, all players were visibly exhausted, some even putting ice packs on their necks during timeouts. Fans, who conveniently were given noisemakers that doubled as handheld fans, tried to cool themselves for the duration of the game.

Said Spurs forward Tim Duncan: "I don't think I've played in anything like this since I and @JayBirdHawk left the [Virgin] Islands. It was pretty bad out there."

I almost missed it...

[macdaddy]

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I almost missed it...

get a room.