Can someone please tell me how this-

is more attractive than this

And yes, I know the earlier reference was to the original Arlington Stadium which was a great place to watch a game.
I know one day these ideas are going to win out. Omaha will have to fall prey to the producers. I will go to Omaha and there will be ribbon scoreboards, a DJ, no organ, cheerleaders on the dugouts between innings, everything will have a sponsor, water won't be free, and the average game will have six homeruns with the final score being 4-3. I know it will happen if they want to keep it.
Like I said 20 pages ago, the beauty of Omaha is its simplicity. It's the fact that it doesnt have a wrap around scoreboard, that it does have an open aired view, that it doesn't have a sponsor for every mound visit, that it doesnt have noisemakers and loud music, that it's not crazy expensive, etc. etc. I could bring the organ home and play it in my house.
OK. Old man yells at cloud rant is over. But please, if you are having trouble reading the scoreboard, I am sure you can just see whatever you want to see on your phone. And MLB network will show you all the days homeruns on a loop.
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