Sixers-Kings game in Philly postponed due to court condensation

Wednesday night’s game between the Sixers and Kings in Philly has been canceled due to condensation on the court.

Wednesday night’s game between the Sixers and Kings in Philly has been postponed due to condensation on the court, the teams announced, and there was much sadness.

The floor at the Wells Fargo Center was so wet it was unplayable, and nobody could figure out how to fix it, with outside temperatures and the hockey ice beneath the court all coming into play and leaving water on the hardwood. No, it did not come from the welling tears of two embattled fan bases.

Not even DeMarcus Cousins could take care of it.

After nearly an hour delay, the game was actually canceled. But NOT WITHOUT SOME CONFUSION!!!

Kings TV has announced the game is cancelled. The 76ers PA announcer is telling fans to buy drinks and food 15 min delay

— Steven Breech (@steviebreech) December 1, 2016

Ben Simmons, who is not playing in this game, had some emojis.

There were other jokes.

Well The court was tanking tonight.... #TrustTheProcess

— Joel Embiid (@JoelEmbiid) December 1, 2016

Now, depending on when the game is rescheduled, it could actually matter, because if the Kings are really bad (they’re like, moderately bad) and the Sixers stay really bad, Philly has swap rights for Sacramento’s pick if it falls into the Top 10 of next year’s draft.

Trust it. Trust it.

- Jeremy Woo