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Tacos Replace the Big Mac at NBA Games
thesportsbizblog.blogspot.com - 7/2/2009
Tacos Replace the Big Mac at NBA Games
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Twenty year sponsor McDonalds is out at the NBA and Taco Bell is in as the league's fast food partner. The amount of the deal has not been announced but the deal has been confirmed by several sources and first reported by Sports Business Journal. It's a four year, all inclusive deal, ...
Taco Bell Is NBA’s New Sponsor
moondogsports.com - 7/3/2009
Taco Bell Is NBA’s New Sponsor
— moondogsports.com — The Sports Business Journal reported earlier this week that long-time sponsor McDonald's will be replaced by Taco... Bell. McDonald's was the leagues fast food partner for the last 20 years. (more) Taco Bell Is NBA’s New Sponsor

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sportsprodailydeal.com - 7/2/2009
Taco Bell replaces McDonald’s as NBA’s fast-food partner
— sportsprodailydeal.com — Taco Bell is the NBA’s new fast-food partner, replacing the league’s long-term sponsor McDonald’s.... (more) Taco Bell replaces McDonald’s as NBA’s fast-food partner

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