Prime Video broadcast cuts off at critical part of Heat-Hornets play-in game for nearly two minutes

Source: New York Post

Basketball fans were forced to scramble on Tuesday night after the Prime Video broadcast of the Hornets-Heat Play-In Tournament overtime thriller cut out for nearly two minutes with less than a minute left in OT. The “technical difficulties” occurred with the Hornets holding a three-point lead with 48. 1 seconds left on the clock.

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