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Lakers Name Hyperice Official Recovery Technology Sponsor
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The Los Angeles Lakers announced a multi-season agreement that named Hyperice the official recovery technology sponsor of the team. For Hyperice, this marks their first sponsorship with a team since they signed a global NBA league partnership deal in July of 2020.
“I have been a die-hard Lakers fan as long as I can remember. When I started Hyperice, I sought out Lakers players and training staff to validate our technology early in the product testing and development phases,” Hyperice founder and president Anthony Katz said in a statement.
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