What Is a Joint Replacement Center?

Home of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks, the main venue is in the city: Chicago, Illinois

United Center Arena

United Center arena is located in the United States

In addition to hosting 100 basketball and ice hockey games each year, the United Center is also the venue for other sports games, such as the home of the top ten league men's basketball championships, the University of Illinois basketball team, and the men's NCAA basketball championship (7 games have been held here) , Including 2007), Roundball Classic High School Star Tournament, Great Eight Classic Tournament, etc.

Concerts at the Union Center include Bob Dylan, Coldplay, Dave Mathews, David Bowie, Spicy Red Pepper Orchestra, Broken Pumpkin Band, Rush Band, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springston, Billy Chow, Paul McCartney, U2 Orchestra, Phil Collins, Whose Band, Madonna, Van Helen, Skysmith, Bon Jovi, Pearl Jam, the three tenors and Barbara Streisand

At the same time, the joint center is also the Sorachi Art Square, Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey.

Location: 1901 W. Madison Street, Chicago, USA

Completed and used: August 18, 1994

Owner: Bill Watts and Jerry Resdorf

Operators: Bill Watts and Jerry Lesdorf

Architects: HOK Sport, WE Simpson Company

Use team:

Completion time: 1994

Number of spectators: 21,711 people

Chicago Bulls

District: Eastern Union

Division: Central Division

Main venue in city: Chicago, Illinois

Main stadium: United Center

Joined the NBA: 1966

Number of championships won: 6

Team colors: red, black, white

Current head coach: Fred Hoyberg

Chicago Blackhawks

District: Western Region

Partition: Central Partition

Main venue in city: Chicago, Illinois

Main stadium: United Center

Year of establishment: 1926

Number of championships won: 6

Team colors: red, black, white

Current head coach: Joel Quenneville