Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson Stops By 670 the Score in Chicago & Discusses Breaking News As An Independent Journalist and More
Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson is the Host of the Scoop B Radio Podcast and a brand ambassador of Zenni Optical. What is Zenni Optical you might ask? It is an affordable glass wear company based out of San Francisco that services the general public. They are also the official sponsor of The Chicago Bulls.
The official the partnership between the Bulls and Zenni was announced earlier this week and the event featured Chicago Bulls legends, Scottie Pippen and Toni Kukoc along with members of the current Bulls’ roster (Zach Lavine, Lauri Markkanen & Robin Lopez).
We’re excited to welcome @zennioptical to the #Bulls family as our first-ever jersey patch partner! pic.twitter.com/wWTJodfyDA
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) October 16, 2018
JUST IN: @chicagobulls corporate patch deal is with online glasses company @zennioptical. Company has signed Zach LaVine, Lauri Markkanen & Robin Lopez to endorsement deals. pic.twitter.com/b0Sqmg073E
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) October 16, 2018
Scottie Pippen and Toni Kukoc donning the @zennioptical look! pic.twitter.com/S82IBlE4KC
— Brandon Robinson (@ScoopB) October 16, 2018
Robinson was live tweeting from the official Zenni’s Twitter account as the event was in progress and capture some of the current Bulls such as Renton, Washington native Zach Lavine signing autographs for the fans in attendance.
.@ScoopB will be live tweeting Zenni and @chicagobulls’ announcement today at the United Center! pic.twitter.com/yzkPWzYHAc
— Zenni ® (@zennioptical) October 16, 2018
Robinson was also a guest on 670 the Score in Chicago, where he discussed breaking news as an independent journalist and his shift to television on a major network this fall. Robinson will be sharing the full announcement with the general public soon. The Full interview with Robinson and The Score in Chicago can be heard here.
As for the Chicago Bulls, they will be in Dallas this evening to play the Mavericks at the American Airlines Center.
