Nintendo DS at the ballgame

[logan82]

I know this is old, but I just got around to bringing it up. I don't remember seeing it before.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=mlb&id=2929676

 

 

I know I would use this if they had it at Miller Park. I like the replays part.

[adamb100]

Thats a really cool idea but $5 for a game is a little pricey.

[sbrylski]

$5 actually sounds pretty fair to me. I think it sounds really cool.

 

Maybe Ned Yost can take a poll of the audience on his bullpen decisions.

[logan82]

I am sort of split on this one. I realy like the idea, but am not sure if it would become a distraction. Might be interesting to see something like Gameday at the park with bench player splits on stats. I am kind of a tradationalist at the park though. I like to go with my scorebook.

[Menotti80]

I think this is one of the coolest things ive ever heard...

 

imagine a close call, then everyone checking the replay before boo-ing. it would be like a 20 sec delay... 2 pitches later the crowd erupts with boos!

[RightFieldCoder]

Menotti, in the RF bleachers we already have the TV screens. Sometimes you can tell when it was replayed out there.

 

A good idea, but way too expensive. Especially since $40 and a hot spot location will give you the internet on the DS and allow you to go to any website. Including BF.net. That, and I already surf BF.net at the game with my cell phone.

[Paul77]

I would be all over something like this. $5 a game? How about discounting it to $3/game if you pay upfront with your season tickets.

[RightFieldCoder]

They had $30 for 10 games available also.

[JimH5]

I would pass on this.

 

I need my hands free for food and clapping and foul balls, etc.

 

Plus, I'm pretty content with just being at a game. I don't need more than the stadium atmosphere, a beer and sandwich, a relaxing seat, and two teams playing baseball. That's plenty.

[patrickgpe]

i think the idea would work without a fee. It would be a great way to get people to buy DS's that normally wouldn't. I might even consider buying the 150 dollar unit for just that. I think that would be a good business idea to increase market share instead of getting people to put down 5 bucks a game.