When the Chicago White Sox announced last week their stadium will be renamed Guaranteed Rate Field, the move was met with a number of questions.
What pithy nickname will fans call the stadium now that “The Cell”—inspired by former sponsor U.S. Cellular Corp.—is gone? And how will the Chicago-based mortgage company’s logo, which contains a red arrow pointing downward, inspire confidence?
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