Stadium Naming Rights (and Wrongs)

I was saddened last month when I heard the news that Cleveland's Jacobs Field was being renamed Progressive Field. Not only is it impossible to make a cool nickname from Progressive ("The Prog" just sounds pretentious), but the move also means one more baseball stadium is falling to the corporate powers, who are slowly dominating the entire sports landscape. The ten teams below have all played in stadiums named after corporations. Identify the stadium the team hasn't played in.

1 of 10

Jacksonville Jaguars

Alltell Stadium

Jacksonville Municipal Stadium

Qualcomm Stadium

2 of 10

Philadelphia 76'ers

Wachovia Center

Colonial Arena

First Union Center

ANSWER: Fun fact: While named the First Union Center, the arena was playfully called the F.U. Center Fun fact: While named the First Union Center, the arena was playfully called the F.U. Center

3 of 10

Tennessee Titans

The Coliseum

Prudential Field

Adelphia Coliseum

4 of 10

Arizona Diamondbacks

Intel Field

Chase Field

Bank One Ballpark

5 of 10

Washington Redskins

Turner Arena

R.F.K. Field

FedEx Field

6 of 10

Toronto Blue Jays

SkyDome

Blue Jay Park

Rogers Centre

7 of 10

Miami Heat

American Airlines Arena

Allstate Arena

Miami Arena

8 of 10

Nashville Predators

Gaylord Entertainment Center

Nashville Arena

Music City Stadium

9 of 10

Houston Astros

Coca-Cola Park

Enron Field

Minute Maid Park

10 of 10

Carolina Panthers

Capital One Field

Ericsson Stadium

Bank of America Stadium

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