On Thursday, a City Hall source told the Joliet Patch that the stadium naming rights agreement is believed to be six years. The Joliet Slammers retain half of the revenue and the city of Joliet gets the other half of the naming rights revenue, the source indicated. In a press release issued on June 5, interim city of Joliet manager Marty Shanahan explained, "We look forward to an in-person meeting with DuPage Medical Group to discuss the re-branding of the stadium and to share our ideas and concepts relative to the entrance of the stadium.
DuPage Medical Group and the Slammers will both be a party to those discussions. Patch relayed to Wilson that a source indicated that the terms of the deal were six years in length, but Wilson declined to comment.
Wilson maintained it's the standard practice of the Joliet Slammers to maintain confidentiality regarding all of their deals with corporate sponsors, which there are several, he explained. At one point during the phone interview, Patch explained to Wilson that the stadium is owned by the taxpayers of Joliet and that the previous stadium naming rights deal involving Silver Cross Hospital was a matter of public record.
A past article in The Joliet Herald-News reported that the city had a year contract between and with Silver Cross Hospital. Anyway, the secrecy controversy involving the Joliet Slammers and the city-owned stadium has dominated the headlines in The Herald-News over the past few weeks and the topic isn't going away at City Hall. The topic of the stadium naming rights is back on the agenda for next Tuesday's June 18 meeting of the city of Joliet Stadium Committee.
The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at p. For more information, visit the website for Joliet Slammers here.
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Somebody had to say this was a bad idea beforehand, right? Miller changing its name is gonna be as bad as safeco Praise the heavens. Question: If I buy a majority of anheuser busch could I, hypothetically, rename busch stadium singlehandedly? Singlehandedly doesn't seem like a very attractive name for a stadium. It's better than Guaranteed Rate Field though.
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I imagine the contract has escape clauses should either party get up to shenanigans. It's technically named after the man, but they just pay for the rights. Someone said the other day Amazon may want in. The naming rights for Minute Maid Park expire in The Astros lease at Minute Maid Park is what expires in Meanwhile, The Coca-Cola Co.
Ah, I didn't read it right. By bad. I'll adjust it in the table. But it's not like anyone born before calls it Roger's Centre anyways.
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