<p>LAS VEGAS – Norman Powell was born five days after the show “Cheers” aired for the last time.</p><p>That didn’t damper Saturday afternoon’s old-school moment.</p><p>The newest Bull was headed into a conference room of the Wynn hotel to meet with the media after his two-year, $45 million deal was made official 24 hours earlier, and as he entered the doorway, Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith, 78, wasn’t going to miss the obvious opportunity.</p><p>“Nooooooorm!” Smith yelled, referring to the affectionate greeting the fictional Norm Peterson often received in the television show.</p><p>Powell didn’t skip a beat, walking toward Smith, shaking his hand and saying, “Cheers, right?”</p><p>Just an old-school vet, doing old-school vet things, and one of the main reasons the Bulls signed the guard off of his All-Star season.</p><p>“I just think my overall experience, my knowledge of the game,” Powell responded when asked how he can help this organization. “On the court, everyone is super young, I think I’m the only 30-year-old on the team, 30-plus. Just help guide them, give them the knowledge I’ve gotten and received over the years from the vets that I’ve had, and then just helping them just focus on the details of the game.