October 31, 2007

Coors Field (Colorado Rockies) Green Screen

Posted at: 11:54 pm by Timothy Haroutunian
Categories: Rants and Randomness

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While watching the World Series I noticed that behind home plate there was a green screen to display ads on. It was very weird to see because most parks will have rotating ads for even the fans at the game to look at, but not the Rockies. There was one angle where it would display ads and another angle that wouldn’t. Just an observation!!!

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      [...] DCScrap created a sweet baseball article today.Heres a mini excerpt.It was very weird to see because most parks will have rotating ads for even the fans at the game to look at, but not the Rockies. There was one angle where it would display ads and another angle that wouldn’t. Just an observation! … [...]
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