Name: Mens Pro Standard Brown Philadelphia 76ers Paint the City Drop Shoulder Pu
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 201207199
Price: 119.99 USD
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Mens Pro Standard Brown Philadelphia 76ers Paint the City Drop Shoulder Pu - 201207199

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Embrace bold Philadelphia 76ers style with this Pro Standard Paint the City Drop Shoulder Pullover Hoodie. This pullover hoodie features a fleece lining for warmth and a soft feel, making it perfect for moderate temperatures. Dropped shoulder seams provide a relaxed fit, while fabric appliques with chain stitch detailsdisplaying the team name, logo, and established yearadd a touch of 76ers pride to the chest, back, hood, and left sleeve.

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The Buss family has sold their majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers amid escalating operational costs in todays NBA landscape. Mark Walter will purchase the Lakers at a $10 billion valuation and is better positioned from a cash perspective than the Buss siblings. The transaction addresses financial constraints that have limited the franchises competitiveness against deep-pocketed ownership groups. The Buss familys unique position as single-business owners distinguished them from most NBA ownership groups. Unlike competitors such as Steve Ballmer or the Adelson family, the Lakers operated primarily on team-generated revenue without significant external income streams. Most of these owners now, this is a part of their portfolio. Its not the only thing in their portfolio, a league executive said. The Lakers 20-year, $3 billion television rights deal with Spectrum beginning in 2012 p...

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