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With the Free Agency upon us, it seems like a good time to have a catch-all thread for posts like this:
QUOTE The Chicago Bulls are also interested in acquiring the rights to Spanish league power forward Luis Scola from the San Antonio Spurs. Bulls forward Andres Nocioni is not likely to be involved in a trade to the Spurs. The Bulls may offer guard Chris Duhon if he is not included in a larger deal. This guys seems like a sleeper Pax would go after. |
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QUOTE The United Center will name the arena’s club level after Lexus, Toyota’s luxury vehicle brand, under a new sponsorship agreement with the Japanese automaker. Link
The “Lexus Club Level” will feature seats with waiter and waitress service and other amenities, according to a statement from the Chicago Bulls. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. A plus to Lexus-driving Bulls fans: There will be designated parking spots in the club-level parking lots K and C specifically for fans driving Lexus vehicles, according to the statement. “A major trend in sports marketing is rebranding areas within an arena,” said Steve Schanwald, executive vice-president of business operations for the Bulls. “We believe our new partnership will provide Lexus with a wonderful opportunity to deliver a direct, positive message to everyone who visits the United Center.” |
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