Ah, the scoreboards. The giant screens where fans will be treated to Professor Reyes and replays of great plays on the field.
Here are a shot of the large scoreboard in straightaway center field...
And the video screen, up close. One note about this screen is that there is a line down the middle separating the two physical screens. When they showed replays or action, the one screen was a little slower than the other one, making for a choppy image right down the center.Hopefully they can recalibrate or something, because such a nice screen shouldn't be ruined by something so petty.
Here is the backside to that screen, so when you're out in the food concourse area, you will still be able to see the action on the field. This screen is much smaller than the one on the front, but it will serve it's purpose well.
And finally we have the auxiliary scoreboard where the line score of the game will be shown, along with player's batting numbers and pitchers pitch counts.
Now, I'll pull back a little so you can see the supports and all the advertising that will surround it.
A set of beautiful screens to complement a beautiful park.
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