Playing in a ballpark that bears the name of the team has a certain ring to it. The New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, and the Washington Nationals are the only teams in Major League Baseball that play in a stadium without a ceding naming rights to a sponsor.
Add the Baltimore Orioles, who play at Oriole Park in Camden Yards, and the Los Angeles Angels, who play in Angel Stadium of Anaheim for good measure. It’s an elite group of teams that the Miami Marlins aren’t in position to hang with.
They’ll likely look to leave the gang and find a sponsor this offseason.