Astros fans now have the opportunity to own a piece of team history as the organization auctions off signage and memorabilia from the former Minute Maid Park.

Minute Maid Park memorabilia is being auctioned off, with signs from the pre-Daikin era now on sale on the Astros' online auction site.

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The Minute Maid Park signage was removed from the Houston Astros' home as part of the ballpark's official transition to Daikin Park.

Some fans gathered to watch workers usher in a new era as the name of the Astros ballpark changed for the third time in its 25-year history.

The work has started on the exterior of the Houston Astros' downtown ballpark with the old Minute Maid Park signs coming down.

Minute Maid signage across the ballpark will be removed entirely in March, with the month's conclusion marking the official start of Daikin's reign as the Astros' stadium sponsor.

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On Monday, the Astros announced the name of the ballpark would change from Minute Maid to Daikin, the largest air conditioning manufacturer in Japan.

The Astros reached a new naming rights agreement for their home park. Minute Maid Park will become Daikin Park. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.