Bulls-H Heat Game Postponed Due to Court Condensation
On January 9th, the Chicago Bulls officially announced the postponement of their regular-season home game against the Miami Heat, which was originally scheduled to tip off at 9:00 AM local time.
In an official statement, the Bulls cited "court conditions" as the reason for the delay, adding that the game will be rescheduled for a later date and all purchased tickets will remain valid for the makeup contest. The team apologized for any inconvenience caused to fans. According to pre-game reports, frequent rainfall in Chicago led to excessive humidity in the arena, resulting in condensation on the court surface and posing safety risks. The postponement decision was made after consultations between the NBA, game officials, and the head coaches of both teams.
The league has not yet announced the specific rescheduled date, which will be confirmed and notified based on the updated schedule.
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