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The week that was: June 13

The top stories on Ballpark Digest this week: the Albuquerque Isotopes move more than 37,000 hot dogs on promo night; speculation over new Atlantic League team in Loudoun County, Opening Day Partners comes forward with Richmond ballpark plan, and more. The top stories on Ballpark Digest this past week, as measured by page views: Isotopes […]

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Yankees may not sell out Mets games

In another sign the New York Yankees badly misjudged the market when planning the new Yankee Stadium, this weekend's Subway Series against the Mets isn't sold out. In another sign the New York Yankees badly misjudged the market when planning the new Yankee Stadium, this weekend's Subway Series against the Mets isn't sold out. That […]

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San Jose ballpark committee meets for first time

A 30-person committee charged with addressing community concerns about a 32,000-seat ballpark for the Oakland A's is expected to meet several times throughout the summer before coming to Mayor Chuck Reed with recommendations. A 30-person committee of San Jose business leaders and citizens charged with addressing community concerns about a 32,000-seat ballpark for the Oakland […]

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Outlook mixed on new Loudoun County ballpark

Public response to a proposed Atlantic League ballpark in Loudoun County seems to be enthusiastic, but some elected officials and environmentalists wonder whether the project is necessary. Public response to a proposed Atlantic League ballpark in Loudoun County seems to be enthusiastic, but some elected officials and environmentalists wonder whether the project is necessary. The […]

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Are Bluefish headed to Loudoun County?

In an announcement about Loudoun County investors snaring an independent Atlantic League franchise for 2011, it was reported the group was buying an existing team already owned by league founder Frank Boulton and investor Tony Rosenthal. Unless the pair have a defunct franchise in their hip pocket — always a possibility — the likeliest team […]

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New for 2011: TD Ameritrade Park

The new downtown Omaha home of the College World Series is the beneficiary of a $20-million, 20-year naming-rights deal. The new downtown Omaha home of the College World Series will be known as TD Ameritrade Park after the Omaha-based brokerage firm agreed to pay $20 million over 20 years for naming rights. The deal calls […]

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