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Negotiations to keep the Delta Center name on its arena were going nowhere, so the Utah Jazz turned to a company whose owner was much like their own leader, Larry H. Miller.

Like Miller, Steve Creamer was a self-made businessman, proud of his Utah roots, with a history of varied ventures and, as Creamer joked, "we're both bald."

They are now business partners. The Jazz announced Monday that EnergySolutions, Creamer's hazardous-waste-services company, had purchased naming rights to the downtown Salt Lake City arena for an undisclosed price. The 10-year agreement covers signage outside and inside the arena, advertising and hospitality opportunities.