Guy Commits Party Foul And Spills Beer on Jazz Broadcast Crew’s Equipment

Someone at a Utah Jazz-Denver Nuggets game on Monday took pre-gaming too far and spilled beer on the Jazz broadcast crew's equipment.

Total party foul.

As a result, the Jazz radio crew missed a chunk of the first quarter as they wiped their equipment clean of the sticky brew.

DENVER, COLORADO - OCTOBER 30: Lauri Markkanen #23 of the Utah Jazz handles the ball against the Denver Nuggets during the third quarter at Ball Arena on October 30, 2023 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by C. Morgan Engel/Getty Images)

In a bizarre turn of events, the Jazz's matchup against the Nuggets at Ball Arena got off to a delayed start, with long-time Jazz broadcaster David Locke offering apologies to fans who turned on their radio and heard nothing but squeaking sneakers on the hardwood floor and the natural sounds of the away crowds cheering on the reigning NBA champs ... and some cheering on the Jazz.

Locke posted on X, “Apologies a guy just spilled a beer all over our radio engineers controls…We are unable to start with the game on the broadcast. Hopefully up shortly.”

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"I remember my first beer," one commenter responded. Another added, "Nugget fans sabotaging already," bringing out the conspiracies as to whether Denver purposefully sabotaged the broadcast.

The mysterious fan dropped a beer and the Jazz dropped to 1-4 on the saison. Utah lost to the Denver Nuggets, 110-102.