United Center. About 20 blocks due west of Lake Shore Drive.
"The name denoted strength and power, and it tied in to the city's meatpacking tradition and the Chicago Amphitheater's (first home court of the Bulls) proximity to the famed Chicago Stockyards. The one-syllable directness of the Bulls was also in line with Chicago's other team nicknames-Bears, (White) Sox, Cubs, and (Black) Hawks." The above is from the official NBA website. http://www.nba.com/bulls/news/behind_the_name.html
No they didn't change their name. They are still called the Chicago Bulls.
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Up until the 1970s, the city of Chicago had what was called "the stockyards". These were slaughter houses, located on the south side of town, where cattle were brought in by railroad, slaughtered, and send out by railroad to be sold as beef products. With this history, it's understandable why the city's basketball team would choose to name their team players after the male cattle, bulls.
The name comes from the great stockyards in that were once located in Chicago.
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The United Center, located in Chicago, was originally known as the "United Center" from the time it opened in 1994. However, prior to its construction, the site was home to the Chicago Stadium, which had served as the main arena for the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks since 1929. The name "United Center" reflects the partnership between the Bulls and the Blackhawks, as well as sponsorship from United Airlines.
His name is still Scott Williams
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