HOUSTON -- The Houston Astros baseball team said last week it will pay Enron Corp. $2.1 million to regain the right to negotiate a new name for the team's stadium, which has been called Enron Field since 1999.
ASTROS' MCLANE PAYS TO DROP ENRON FROM STADIUM NAME
HOUSTON -- The Houston Astros baseball team said last week it will pay Enron Corp. $2.1 million to regain the right to negotiate a new name for the team's stadium, which has been called Enron Field since 1999.filed for Chapter 11 protection in November.Drayton McLane, owner of the Astros, is president and chief executive officer of McLane Group, a family holding company for a variety of companies
