[BrentSuriaga01Participant]

That postponement could have serious playoff contention ramifications (saying sarcastically). Both teams are techincally, well, still in contention for a playoff spot at this stage of the season.

[Sewok15Participant]

The game will likely be played in January.  It was postponed not cancelled…therefore it didn’t effect anything outside of the moods of the people who attended. 

[Dazzling Dunks and Basketball BloopersParticipant]

The NBA had to do it as you don’t want to put the players at risk but this absolutely sucks for the fans who bought tickets. While I’m sure that the sixers will provide refunds for those who can’t attend the make up game, that still doesn’t take into account the money and hassle it can take just getting to the arena. This just isn’t something you would expect to happen at an NBA arena. 

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 The 76ers are actually doing a lot better than just a make up game. They are providing tickets to another game as well as giving a refund to parking. Classy organization

[MatosParticipant]

 aaaaaand the reason why they can do that is because tickets are 15 bucks.

[HitsterParticipant]

Game had to be called off, imagine Embiid or someone had slipped on the floor and got injured. Plus if players knew there was an issue they would likely be a bit hesitant about turning sharply on the floor.

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