The six championship banners of the Chicago Bulls by Michael Jordan and the two three company mobs will not be exhibited in United Center for the rest of the NBA season due to a setback in a disturbed concert.
The staff of the Bulls House discovered 'minor damage' to banners after a concert that presented three days of grace, Sevendust and disturbed on March 8.
The event, in particular, the disturbance set involved the pyrotechnics located below the banners.
On Friday, a clip of the audience was published in X that shows how the pyrotechnics had one of the banners that were crowded at the top of the floor while the rest was balanced from one side to the other of the smoke.
After the concert, the fabric of the six banners was significantly damaged by the heat that deformed its lower halves.
The banks of the bulls of their titles in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 and 1998 are flanked by banners for their nine division championships and six conferences titles and hang from the beams during most events in United Center.
The six championship banners of the Chicago Bulls were shot down after a disturbed concert
The concert pyrotechnics damaged the fabric in the lower half of the banners
The Bulls Banners come from winning the NBA titles in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 and 1998
The United Center originally hoped to have banners for the game at Thursday at the Brooklyn Nets. However, the time required for repairs will go to the end of the regular NBA season in April.
“United Center is currently working with the Bulls to explore options to repair these banners,” said United Center Communications in a statement.
“While banners will not be in place for the rest of this season, we anticipate that they are in place next season.”
The band will play 14 more NBA places on their tour, including the houses that spend the Boston Celtics banner, the New York Knicks, the Philadelphia 76ers, the Cleveland Cavaliers, the San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors.
With 16 remaining games in the regular season, the Bulls will organize six meetings without banners while they feel tenth at the Eastern Conference.