Lights Go Out Before Sharks-Kings Game 1
The lights went out at SAP Center in San Jose less than 30 minutes before the puck was scheduled to drop for Game 1 of the Sharks first-round playoff game against the Los Angeles Kings."Entire SAP Center just lost power," CSN Bay Area's Brodie Brazil tweeted about 7 p.m.The arena was pitch dark for a couple seconds until emergency lights came on, NBC Bay Area's Geraud Moncure reports.Power was restored within 10 minutes. In-Depth: Comcast SportsNet's Sharks CoverageMoncure reports fans inside the arena remained calm during the outage.Players later took the ice for warmups, but there was none of the usual music blaring over the public address systemOne Bay Area sports franchise apparently could empathize with the pre-game situation:We know how you feel, @SanJoseSharks.— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) April 18, 2014 The game was expected to start on time, shortly after 7:30 p.m.Photo Credit: Brodie Brazil
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