Kintetsu Buffaloes back down from sale of naming rights

Kintetsu Buffaloes back down from sale of naming rights

OSAKA, Japan - Mitsuru Nagai (L), president of the Pacific League baseball club Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes, speaks to reporters at a hotel in Osaka on Feb. 5 about the team's withdrawal of its plan to sell its naming rights from the 2005 season. Kintetsu had planned to sell the rights for 3.6 billion yen a year over a five-year period.

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