Mets: Citi Field will remain name of new ballpark
Published 12/2/2008 by Ronald Blum, AP Baseball Writer at Boston.com -- Baseball News
Citi Field will remain the name of the New York Mets' new ballpark following a government bailout the team believes will help the struggling bank survive its economic crisis.
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Mets: Ballpark will remain Citi Field — The Seattle Times: Sports 12/2/2008
The New York Mets say the name Citi Field will remain on their new ballpark and believe the struggling bank will survive its current economic crisis following a government bailout.
The New York Mets say the name Citi Field will remain on their new ballpark and believe the struggling bank will survive its current economic crisis following a government bailout.
Citi Field will remain name of Mets' new stadium — SI.com - MLB 12/2/2008
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The New York Mets say the name Citi Field will remain on their new ballpark and believe the struggling bank will survive its current economic crisis following a government bailout. Citigroup is paying the Mets $400 million over 20 years for naming ...
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The New York Mets say the name Citi Field will remain on their new ballpark and believe the struggling bank will survive its current economic crisis following a government bailout.
The New York Mets say the name Citi Field will remain on their new ballpark and believe the struggling bank will survive its current economic crisis following a government bailout.
