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It's official: Hornets to become New Orleans Pelicans
Published 15 hours and 31 minutes ago Last updated 8 hours and 24 minutes ago
Staff report Sporting News
New Orleans Hornets owner Tom Benson, keeping a promise to rebrand the team he bought from the NBA last April, announced Thursday afternoon that the team will become the New Orleans Pelicans next season, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reported on its website, nola.com.
The NBA's Board of Governors already has approved the name change, and, as had been reported, the Pelicans' team colors will be blue, red and gold.
Here's an up-close-and-personal look at the new Pelicans logo. (AP Photo)
Yahoo! Sports initially reported the story on Wednesday.
"This isn't something that was just done overnight," Benson said, according to nola.com. "This is a long process. We are not just changing the name to change the name. The Hornets name came from Charlotte. That fits in with Charlotte. It doesn't fit into New Orleans, La., or our area here. The Hornets don't mean anything here. We needed something that symbolizes New Orleans and Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. And nothing does that better than this name."
The name change was made after scouring more than 100 possible names in a search for the perfect fit, Hornets officials told nola.com.
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Published 15 hours and 31 minutes ago Last updated 8 hours and 24 minutes ago
Staff report Sporting News
New Orleans Hornets owner Tom Benson, keeping a promise to rebrand the team he bought from the NBA last April, announced Thursday afternoon that the team will become the New Orleans Pelicans next season, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reported on its website, nola.com.
The NBA's Board of Governors already has approved the name change, and, as had been reported, the Pelicans' team colors will be blue, red and gold.
Here's an up-close-and-personal look at the new Pelicans logo. (AP Photo)
Yahoo! Sports initially reported the story on Wednesday.
"This isn't something that was just done overnight," Benson said, according to nola.com. "This is a long process. We are not just changing the name to change the name. The Hornets name came from Charlotte. That fits in with Charlotte. It doesn't fit into New Orleans, La., or our area here. The Hornets don't mean anything here. We needed something that symbolizes New Orleans and Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. And nothing does that better than this name."
The name change was made after scouring more than 100 possible names in a search for the perfect fit, Hornets officials told nola.com.
http://aol.sportingnews.com/nba/sto...maing-grid7|maing10|dl3|sec1_lnk3&pLid=261463