Could have they come up with a worse name?
Yes. Absolutely. Examples are abundant.
Safeco Field. Petco Park. McAfee Coliseum. Yadier Molina Memorial Stadium (though I am partial to the memorial aspect).
It could have been worse. That's the best I can say for CitiField, future home of your New York Mets, at this early date. I've been [...]
 
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Could have they come up with a worse name? Yes. Absolutely. Examples are abundant. Safeco Field. Petco Park. McAfee Coliseum. Yadier Molina Memorial Stadium (though I am partial to the memorial aspect). It could have been worse. That's the best I can say for CitiField, future home of your New York Mets, at this early date. I've been [...] |
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