You can get a lot of things wrong in a sports TV broadcast, but the cardinal rule is: Fans have to be able to see the game.

Amazon Prime Video's stream went dark during the final seconds of the Charlotte Hornets-Miami Heat NBA Play-In Tournament ...

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NBA fans sat on the edges of their seats as last night’s game between the Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets went into overtime ...

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Amazon Prime Video outage interrupted Heat vs Hornets matchup. Fans missed key plays and later company confirmed hardware ...

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Amazon has revealed why Prime Video's blunder during the NBA play-in game between the Hornets and Heat occurred. What’s the ...