Brewers' Miller Park getting HD scoreboard for 2010 Opening Day

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 8th 2008 at 10:44PM

The dream may be over this year for the Milwaukee Brewers, but that doesn't mean fans can't begin thinking about next year. As the remaining MLB clubs fight it out for baseball's greatest prize, Miller Park is getting set to get a new coat of grass this off-season. Additionally, the park will get fitted with a brand new HD scoreboard, and while specifications were sadly absent, it will be installed and ready to wow by Opening Day 2010.

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Filed under: Displays

Tags: baseball, brewers, hd scoreboard, HdScoreboard, Miller Park, MillerPark, milwaukee, MLB, scoreboard, wisconsin

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J.Goodwin @ Oct 9th 2008 12:19AM

How long does it take to install one of these? Or maybe they're just waiting for the credit markets to turn around so they can afford it.

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Ryan @ Oct 9th 2008 10:01AM

They need all the cash they can hold on to right now to try and make an honest offer to CC Sabathia... the HDTV can wait until the following season.

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Fred @ Oct 9th 2008 2:17PM

Why even build it, no one goes to their games, except when the cubs are in town.

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Wrigley Goat F'r @ Oct 9th 2008 5:48PM

BS. They had over 3 million in attendance and had over 40 sellouts.

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Fred @ Oct 10th 2008 1:07AM

my apologies, you are correct sir.
but they need to keep CC next year.

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