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NBA Announces Weather-Related Time Change For Sunday’s Magic-Spurs Game

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  • NBA Announces Weather-Related Time Change For Sunday’s Magic-Spurs Game

    The starting time for Sunday’s game between the Magic and Spurs in San Antonio has been moved from 4 pm to 7 pm ET due to weather issues, the NBA announced (via Twitter). The Spurs played Saturday afternoon in Charlotte in a game that was moved up three hours because of a major winter storm […]

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  • NBA Announces Weather-Related Time Change For Sunday’s Magic-Spurs Game

    February 1: The starting time has been pushed back again to 9 pm ET after the Spurs had travel issues, per the league (Twitter link). As Tom Orsborn of The San Antonio Express-News writes, the Spurs’ plane had a “minor equipment issue,” which forced the team to divert to Atlanta and board a new plane. January […]

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  • Spurs' return home delayed by snow, mechanical issues, forcing NBA to change start time vs. Magic

    The long, strange trip the San Antonio Spurs faced to get home from the East Coast led to another time change for their game Sunday against the Orlando Magic. The Spurs will now host the Magic at 8 p.m. CST, five hours after the original tipoff. The NBA on Saturday changed the start time from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. because of a bomb cyclone in Charlotte that grounded flights.

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  • Snowstorm grounds Spurs, forces a later start for San Antonio's home game Sunday against Magic

    The San Antonio Spurs changed the start time for their home game Sunday against the Orlando Magic because of a snowstorm that prevented them from flying out of Charlotte on Saturday night. San Antonio will now host Orlando at 6 p.m. CST on Sunday, three hours after the original tipoff. The Spurs were scheduled to depart Charlotte following their 111-106 loss to the Hornets on Saturday, but flights were canceled as more than 9 inches of snow fell in the city.

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