The Philadelphia 76ers, which have moved up to 17th place in attendance despite and 22-38 record and losing their two first round draft picks to injuries, have entered into a deal with Uber to serve as the team’s exclusive rideshare partner.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“We look for partners who are innovative, fan-friendly and fun,” said Chad Biggs, Philadelphia 76ers senior vice president of corporate partnerships. “Uber is known for all those things.”
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