Tonight, in between watching Cubs Twitter own Darren Rovell and the Christian Yelich extension (which Kris Bryant likely won’t do for the Chicago Cubs so he’ll have to work on stuff in Iowa), we saw a few items that demonstrated how truly large the Wrigley Field video replay board in left field is going to be…
1st Look: The #WrigleyField LF Videoboard. There’s enough steel in place to size it up. http://t.co/ZECNxvXUfs pic.twitter.com/QSthOSFfIu
— Wrigley Field (@WrigleyBlog) March 16, 2015
Yeah, so the #WrigleyField video board is going to be BIG pic.twitter.com/T0KxygEGxa — Wrigley Field (@WrigleyBlog) March 18, 2015
What to expect from the Wrigley video board via @ChristopherHine #WrigleyRenovations #WrigleyField #Cubs pic.twitter.com/v0QW6PFHUO
— Wrigley Renovations (@WrigleyRenovate) March 18, 2015
The left field video board isn’t the subject of the rooftops’ ire, but if I’m reading the situation right, the rooftops won’t be able to block the smaller but ironically slightly more obstructive video board in right field anyway. There are a number of really cool pictures in that Trib article of the construction in progress. And while I believe the LED ribbon underneath the center field scoreboard is coming down, we’ll always have this:
Please direct your attention to center field for a special announcement. @Cubs @RandallJSanders @WSDreaming_Cubs pic.twitter.com/X64oXoRVEL
— Jesse Jensen (@jjrayn) March 19, 2015
Personally, I can’t wait for the Jumbotron to enhance my Cubs-viewing experience at Wrigley.
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This could be really cool!
I think so too 🙂