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MINOR LEAGUE NAMING RIGHTS: CRUNCH TIME IN NEW PRINGLES PARK
Published January 8, 1998
Procter & Gamble and the city of Jackson, TN, have
reached an agreement in principle for the Pringles brand to
acquire the naming rights to Jackson's new AA baseball park.
The deal will bring the city more than $1M over a minimum of
15 years, with additional negotiations allowing for
potential increases in the length of term, dollars involved,
and services provided. The 6,000-seat Pringles Park is
scheduled to open in April for the inaugural home game of
the West TN AA Diamond Jaxx (City of Jackson, TN).
IN THE ZONE: In Memphis, TN-based auto parts chain
AutoZone has secured naming rights to the city's planned
downtown baseball park via a $4.3M investment, according to
Rob Johnson of the Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL. AutoZone's
25-year naming rights deal is part of a "complex financing
package still needed for construction" of the AAA Redbirds
12,500-seat new home, and includes a commitment over the
first five years for 150 field-level season tickets and 50
club seats (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL, 1/7).




