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"May I have your attention please! An emergency has been reported. Leave the building by the nearest exit. Do not use the elevators."
The fans scampered, teams waited on the Clippers' bus, and media and other personnel were instructed to hang out across the street while the situation was sorted out. It turned out that a broken water main was to blame for the alarm being tripped, and the game resumed, but with a decidedly different outcome than we had been led to believe would be the case. The Clippers managed just 12 fourth quarter points, and dropped the game by a score of 104-102.
Here's what it looked like to those fortunate enough to be watching the game from the comfort (and safety!) of their own homes.
[H/T: Tirico Suave, via BDL]
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