Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field????

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New Tribune owner Sam Zell is open to selling the naming rights. Ugh!
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Re: Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field??

Trouser_Buddah said:
Zima Park at Wrigley has a great ring to it... :)

I say this with all due respect: **** off and die. :)

EDIT: Do the same, DOH.
 
Re: Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field??

Better ****ed-off and dead than Cub fan. :D
 
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Re: Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field??

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What will the naming rights to Wrigley be worth on the open market?

$5 mil/yr, $10 mil/yr, more...less?
 
Re: Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field??

It's been named after a gum company for 75 years.

They should go back to the original name, Weeghman Park.
 
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Re: Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field??

Big difference. The guy owned the team and basically built it as it is today.
 
I think it may not be worth as much because the Wrigley Field name is so steeped in tradition and fans are used to and love the name. If naming rights are purchased, I don't think fans will refer to it by its corporate name.
 
Re: Today's sign of the apocalypse: Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field??

I'm sure they'll do something like Denver with Invesco Field at Mile High.
 
Starman said:
It's been named after a gum company for 75 years.

They should go back to the original name, Weeghman Park.

Uh, I believe it's named after a person, just like the gum company.
 

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