You Have Got to Check Out Scoreboard 2.0 at MLB's Target Field

The new displays Daktronics put in at the Minnesota Twins Target Field.

(Image credit: Daktronics)

"Today marks the official unveiling of a project we affectionately call Scoreboard 2.0," said Dave St. Peter, CEO Minnesota Twins.

As with many of sport's biggest and brightest ballparks, COVID-19 gave organizations time to look to ahead to a more technologically advanced future. Teams like the New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays underwent major Pro AV renovations for the 2022 season, and now with the help of Daktronics, the Twins home ballpark is joining the Pro AV party.

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There are 22 new LED screens, spanning more than 23,000 square feet. The main videoboard is enormous, and other video displays and home runs poles come to life with vivid imagery and vibrant colors. Check it out below in the video from Daktronics.

Wayne Cavadi is the senior content manager of Systems Contractor News. Prior to taking a leap into the Pro AV industry, Wayne was a journalist and content lead for Turner Sports, covering the NCAA, PGA, and Major and Minor League Baseball. His work has been featured in a variety of national publications including Bleacher Report, Lindy's Magazine, MLB.com and The Advocate. When not writing, he hosts the DII Nation Podcast, committed to furthering the stories and careers of NCAA Division II student-athletes. Follow his work on Twitter at @WayneCavadi_2 or the SCN mag Twitter page.