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360 degrees of the new Stadium

Peter Abraham
April
17

Journal News photographer Frank Beccera Jr. took a terrific 360-degree shot at the Stadium yesterday. You can use your mouse to check out every angle of the Stadium and move the photo. You can zoom in as well. It’s really cool.

Check out the shot by clicking this link.

This entry was posted on Friday, April 17th, 2009 at 5:21 pm by Peter Abraham.
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5 Responses to “360 degrees of the new Stadium”

  1. Htman213

    How bout that Mo strike zone today?

    Coulda fit CC in there.

  2. pretefunkera

    Repost from the last thread…..

    I think it’s quite simple why this is a launching pad. Throughout the stadium when you are walking around the consessions it almost 100% open, you can see the action from where ever you stand.

    When I went to the Cubs game I noticed the wind howling through, from outside right to the field.

    I bet there are wind currents in this stadium that never existed because of the stadium being open.

  3. Doreen - You can tell it's me by all the smileys

    Nice 360-degree shot there. :)

    I hope that MRI with dye tomorrow gives Nady some peace on this injury, one way or another. I hope he doesn’t have to undergo a second TJ. He really sounds like he doesn’t want to have to do that.

  4. saucY

    here’s a 360 that i took

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1cA2ZTn7QY

  5. Mike

    Cool link, for those of us stuck in Florida, it’s almost like being there. Way better than the crappy Tropicana Field near me.

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