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KNBR 680 out of San Francisco reports that the 49ers and job placement website Monster.com are close to a naming rights deal for Candlestick Park pending approval from the city's parks and recreation dept.

Monster Park......well if you have to be corporate, at least sound cool being corporate

besides, the Stick is one big, windy, ugly monster to begin with

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Monster Park is a cool coperate name like Cincinnatis Great AMerican Ballpark

Great American Ballpark is simply the coolest corporate named stadium/arena there is. My only problem is that it's too good because I did not realise until just before opening day last year that it was a corporate named ballpark. I guess if you are willing to shell millions of dollars to put your name on a ballpark, you have to make obvious that it is corporate ballpark. Although Pac Bell Park was a cool name for a corporate ballpark

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Great American Ballpark is simply the coolest corporate named stadium/arena there is. My only problem is that it's too good because I did not realise until just before opening day last year that it was a corporate named ballpark. I guess if you are willing to shell millions of dollars to put your name on a ballpark, you have to make obvious that it is corporate ballpark. Although Pac Bell Park was a cool name for a corporate ballpark

Another one was the Great Western Forum in Inglewood. I had no idea it was named after a bank until I saw an ad behind one of the nets in the early 90s.

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In the corperate world we are turning into, Monster park wouldn't be such a bad name, you're all right, it does sound cool. I hate to see the old stadium names, the tradition of naming your ballpark/arena/stadium after a porminent person in the local history, or national history, or player...

I am forever waiting for the day that we see in college football, the grandest of all corperately sponsored bowl games,

the 2000 Flushes Toilet Bowl! :D

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When Raymond James Stadium Opened in Tampa Bay, I thought it was just named for some famous Tampian. Tampaite? A person who reigns from Tampa. :) Anyhoo, then I saw one of their offices and i was like...wait a minute...Raymond James...THOSE B@STARDS!

oh well.

I can already hear Chris Berman....

And now...to da monnnnstar...

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Tampian. Tampaite? A person who reigns from Tampa.

I will refrain from making the obvious "Tampon" joke here, in order to keep the board smut-free.

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Tampian.  Tampaite?  A person who reigns from Tampa.

I will refrain from making the obvious "Tampon" joke here, in order to keep the board smut-free.

Somehow I sense there is a string attached to this promise.

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I always thought the coolest thing would be if a company renamed itself just so their ballpark wouldn't sound so corporate. Like if some bank changed its name to Fenway Bank and then paid for a new stadium for the Sox. Imagine all the good publicity they'd get...

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citizens bank park in philly would have sounded great if it had been "citizens park" - making it sound like it belongs to the citizens (which it should)

i was so pissed the day i heard the name

lincoln financial field is cool cause it has a cool nickname "the linc"

wachovia (wachovia center) is fun to say - just say it sounded out "WAH-KO-VEE-AH"

thats all from philly - im phillyfan36, sportslogos.net

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