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MARINERS STILL TALKING ABOUT NAMING RIGHTS, BUT NO DEAL YET
Published May 11, 1998
The Mariners and the Safeco Insurance Co. "both denied
they have an agreement" to sell the company naming rights
for the team's new ballpark, according to a report in the
SEATTLE TIMES. Mariners Dir of PR Dave Aust said that no
deal has been signed and that "none was imminent." Aust
also said that the team is "still negotiating with several
companies." Safeco spokesperson Pat Hillis "confirmed that
Safeco has talked to the Mariners about naming rights," but
said that there "is no deal" (SEATTLE TIMES, 5/8).
