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Delta Center sign returns to the home of the Utah Jazz

May 25, 2023, 2:15 PM | Updated: 4:58 pm

Crews finish placing the Delta Center name on the former Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City, on May 25,...

Crews finish placing the Delta Center name on the former Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City, on May 25, 2023. The Delta Center name is returning after being replaced in 2006. (Alejandro Lucero, KSL NewsRadio)

(Alejandro Lucero, KSL NewsRadio)

SALT LAKE CITY — On Thursday crews began installing new signage at the stadium that is currently Vivint Arena (but will soon be the Delta Center.)

Again.

It’ll take the entire day for the new signage at the home of the Utah Jazz to be completed.

Once the sun sets on Thursday, the new sign will go up in lights.

At least one fan watching the crew place the new name on the building never really stopped calling the home of the Utah Jazz the Delta Center.

“I think I’ve always sort of referred to it as the Delta Center,” he told KSL Newsradio. “Maybe I’ll correct myself. Maybe not.”

Another fan said he hoped the name change might energize the team toward an NBA championship.

“The new name, the new environment. With support maybe it could help them achieve that goal,” he said. “Ultimately all NBA teams want to win the championship.”

In case there is a question, the new signage is new and not the same as the letters that graced the building in 2006, the last time the Delta Center was the Delta Center — in other words when a naming rights contract expired and was not renewed.

The interior of the building, namely the basketball court, will feature the new name in October.

Related: SeatGeek becomes ticket provider for Vivint Arena, Utah Jazz

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