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NBA H-O-R-S-E competition proves mixed success due to “unique” logistical challenges 

Individual shooting competition was a bold and innovative attempt to stage a rare non-esports competition to keep fans engaged amid the hiatus but various weather and WiFi issues prove problematic. Bob Williams reports.

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