Buffalo Official Denies Chiefs Player’s Claims, Says No One Shut Off Hot Water

Buffalo is refuting claims that it shut off the Chiefs’ scorching water following their playoff sport Sunday night time … a rep for the town tells TMZ Sports activities the allegations are “false.”

Chiefs offensive lineman Donovan Smith went public with the accusation on his X web page simply after Kansas Metropolis upset the Payments, 27-24, at Highmark Stadium … writing, “Damn caught a L and they shut our hot water off…”

Nevertheless, a spokesperson for Eerie County — which owns Highmark Stadium — stated in an announcement Monday morning that the group and its officers did no such factor.

“This is false,” Eerie County Press Secretary Peter Anderson stated. “There is no way to turn hot water off on one side or the other. There are two huge hot water tanks which feed both home and away locker rooms.”

Anderson stated if the Chiefs did expertise any points, it was probably because of excessive demand following the frigid sport.

“It is no different than in your home;” Anderson added, “when the water runs continuously, it will struggle to keep up with demand. Everything for hot water in the locker rooms was upgraded in recent renovations.”

After all, the alleged bathe issues weren’t the one factor Okay.C. gamers had a gripe with following the massive victory … additionally they did not love that they had been pelted by snowballs from offended followers as nicely.