much right now." Williams also noted that the shake ups with the city's transportation system would have made it hard for fans to attend anyway, so he felt the decision to postpone the game was best for everyone. The Nets were unable to practice Wednesday at their usual practice facility in East Rutherford because it had lost power, and the first floor had been flooded, so the team practiced at Barclays Center instead, The New York Times reports. Nets' rookie point guard Tyshawn Taylor missed Wednesday's practice as he has been trapped in his Hoboken, NJ apartment due to flooding caused by the storm. A make up date for the game will be announced, and Nets and Barclays Center CEO Brett Yormark said all tickets for Thursday's game will be honored at the rescheduled game, ESPN reports. "Our hearts go out to everyone affected by Hurricane Sandy," Yormark said. "We know these are trying times for so many of you and our thoughts are with you." Yormark said he will try to have the game rescheduled for a date before the end of this year, The New York Times reports. The Nets' regular season opener at Barclays Center will now take place Saturday against the Toronto Raptors, and the Knicks will open their season Friday at Madison Square Garden against the Miami Heat. The NBA regular season opener between the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks has been postponed due to damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. Thursday's game was