Tennessee Jed wrote:The plus side of the lime green walls, they can do some crazy CGI during their broadcasts. Would be interesting to see if they use it for Advertising as the people at home can see the ads, but not anyone at the field itself.
You know I never thought of that. That seems like that would be a really good way to incorporate advertising.
Skin Blues wrote:A lot of parks already do that. Except with blue walls, not neon green.
Really? I must have never noticed it aside from the blue screens parks have behind home plate. I mean like, say Stanton hits a bomb, they could theoretically put a huge McDonalds ad right where the ball goes out of the park, or do some cool effect as he circles the bases. just a thought
Outfield walls, the backstop, scoreboards, video screens, any fat surface really. There are already ads all over the place. Local ads are physically in the stadiums but for TV broadcasts they superimpose different ones on top of them.
kab21 wrote:I find the whole thing hideous also but Miami has a huge Latin (and especially Cuban) population. It's possible that this appeals to part of that demographic.
kab21 wrote:I find the whole thing hideous also but Miami has a huge Latin (and especially Cuban) population. It's possible that this appeals to part of that demographic.
kab21 wrote:I find the whole thing hideous also but Miami has a huge Latin (and especially Cuban) population. It's possible that this appeals to part of that demographic.
Racist
How is that racist? Different races, ethnic groups, etc have different preferences in general. Racial equality doesn't mean every race must be exactly the same in every aspect. It means we're all worth the same and we should be able to celebrate all of our unique differences.
kab21 wrote:I find the whole thing hideous also but Miami has a huge Latin (and especially Cuban) population. It's possible that this appeals to part of that demographic.
Racist
How is that racist? Different races, ethnic groups, etc have different preferences in general. Racial equality doesn't mean every race must be exactly the same in every aspect. It means we're all worth the same and we should be able to celebrate all of our unique differences.
kab21 wrote:I find the whole thing hideous also but Miami has a huge Latin (and especially Cuban) population. It's possible that this appeals to part of that demographic.
Racist
How is that racist? Different races, ethnic groups, etc have different preferences in general. Racial equality doesn't mean every race must be exactly the same in every aspect. It means we're all worth the same and we should be able to celebrate all of our unique differences.
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