where do the san francisco 49'ers play their home games?
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The Locals still call it Candlestick park, but it has the dopey name of Monster Park (as Monster.com bought the naming rights)
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Oakland's nickname "The Town"? And don't the Warriors play in Oakland?\n\nI believe San Francisco's nickname is "The City" in which case you couldn't find a Warrior's sweatshirt with those words.
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San Francisco.\n\n1) San Fransisco would offer health care to any adult resident, regardless of immigration or employment status, under a plan announced Tuesday.\n\n2) San Francisco's Board of Supervisors passed a resolution Tuesday committing the city to offering legal aid and other assistance to illegal immigrants who could face criminal charges under proposed federal legislation\n\n3) The San Francisco Board of Education appears poised to kick the military's Junior ROTC programs out of the city's public schools, saying the Pentagon's refusal to allow openly gay service members is deplorable and not in line with the school district's anti-discrimination policy.\n\n4) San Francisco Votes to Ban USS Iowa - The San Francisco Board of Supervisors today voted 3-8 against a resolution urging the San Francisco Congressional Delegation to support the permanent berthing of the USS Iowa as a museum at the Port of San Francisco.\n\nSupervisor Tom Ammiano said today he didn't want the ship berthed in San Francisco because of the military's treatment of gays and lesbians and its "don't ask, don't tell'' policy.\n\n"It's dehumanizing,'' Ammiano said. "You are not allowed to be a gay or lesbian in the military except when there is a war and then when the war ends, you are kicked out.''\n\nSupervisors Ross Mirkarimi and Chris Daly also spoke out against the resolution, citing their opposition to the US occupation in Iraq.\n\n"I am sad to say I am not proud of the history of the United States of America since the 1940s,'' Daly said.
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NYC?\n\nthats where most business HQs are at--\n\nSan Francisco too.
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The Houston Oilers were NEVER displaced. They were MOVED to Tennessee, that was the entire franchise. If you are thinking of the Texans, they have also never been displaced. As to the Saints last year they played in multiple places. Some of their games were at the LSU Tigers Stadium. The others, played where the team wanted, were in San Antonio. That was where the team moved to and had their work outs. Basically the team decides where they are going to. As to where they play I'm sure part of the NFL rules would give about the distance but I think with a displaced team that is basically waived.
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The answer is........OILERS\n\nand by the way to add to the person above me, the roadrunners played out of toronto and then moved to edmonton
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yea, mainly in San Diego. I hear that over there they are HUGE Denver fans.
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go to the home team's website and look up the stadium map.
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goto sfpride.com and see whats local
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All of the home games.
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San Francisco's "Name your price and you can call it whatever" stadium
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Milford, Stratford, BPT,  \nthere all over the place.\ngo to your local bar\nthey all have teams
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bengals 49ers - 1982\n\nand u mean the OLD home, its now Ford Field!-lol
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I think Mexico City is the next logical market, as the league is obviously interested in international expansion with NFL Europe and taking preseason games out of the country almost every year now. And since they have sold out a large stadium everytime the game has gone to Mexico City, they appear to have the support and the population base to support a team.\n \nAnd the least likely is Las Vegas. While perhaps one of the strongest candidates on paper, the perception of the influence of gambling will be too great for the near future for any professional sports league to place a team there (above the minor league or developmental league level).
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San Francisco, California, US
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Los Angeles\n\nIn 1982, Davis moved the team from Oakland to Los Angeles, California and the club became known as the Los Angeles Raiders, but they moved back to Oakland in 1995 being the only sports franchise to move and then come back without making an expansion team.
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The only upcoming home games for the New York Knicks are on the 14th April (vs Milwaukee) and 17th April (vs Charlotte) at Madison Square Garden.\n\nPlease be warned that tickets to the Garden are VERY hard to come by and both matches are likely to be sold out. You can try the box office on the night and see if you are lucky or face having to buy a ticket off a tout (if you are desperate). Needless to say the latter option may be rather expensive.