PNC Park To Remain Name
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fjk090852-7
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PNC Park To Remain Name
The Bucs and PNC Bank have agreed to a 10 year agreement for the naming rights to PNC Park. That is good news for the best ballpark in America.
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rucker59@gmail.com
PNC Park To Remain Name
Thank goodness. Honestly, I don’t know if I could survive if that ballpark ever changed names.
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SammyKhalifa
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PNC Park To Remain Name
Good. To me the corporate naming is weird when it is an existing structure that gets the name change. PNC was always PNC so it's different than renaming Boston Gardens or whatever.
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JollyRoger
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PNC Park To Remain Name
I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
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WildwoodDave2
PNC Park To Remain Name
183D3E3E2B003D353720520 wrote: I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
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Bobster21
PNC Park To Remain Name
16282D25362E2E250520372473410 wrote: I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
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rucker59@gmail.com
PNC Park To Remain Name
062B26373021367675440 wrote: I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
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Bobster21
PNC Park To Remain Name
2D2A3C343A2D6A661F38323E3633713C30325F0 wrote: I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
I've always been under the impression that teams kept the money. Part of the revenue stream.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
I've always been under the impression that teams kept the money. Part of the revenue stream.
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WildwoodDave2
PNC Park To Remain Name
496469787F6E79393A0B0 wrote: I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
I've always been under the impression that teams kept the money. Part of the revenue stream.
Bob is like the Casinos, he never loses
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
I've always been under the impression that teams kept the money. Part of the revenue stream.
Bob is like the Casinos, he never loses
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Bobster21
PNC Park To Remain Name
1F21242C3F27272C0C293E2D7A480 wrote: I personally detest corporate names on stadiums, advertising on jerseys (soccer) etc. it would have been great if PNC had been named for Clemente, Wagner, or even Carnigie.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
I've always been under the impression that teams kept the money. Part of the revenue stream.
Bob is like the Casinos, he never loses
However, Nutting jokes aside, this is standard procedure for pro sports. The reason naming rights came to be was so teams had more money to spend on players. Nutting gets his naming rights revenue like everyone else. He just doesn't improve his team with it.
PNC is the best ballpark in baseball; but I prefer the names of Fenway, Wrigley, or Dodger and Yankee Stadium
The money that PNC pays for this. Where does it go?
Per the Poost Gazette: Although the ballpark is owned by the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority, the Pirates get to keep all of the money.
I am stunned by this answer.
If this is correct...
How many windfalls is one man entitled to?
I've always been under the impression that teams kept the money. Part of the revenue stream.
Bob is like the Casinos, he never loses
However, Nutting jokes aside, this is standard procedure for pro sports. The reason naming rights came to be was so teams had more money to spend on players. Nutting gets his naming rights revenue like everyone else. He just doesn't improve his team with it.