(click the photo to see the damage)
What you see above is what happens to a 101- by 59-foot HD Diamond Vision scoreboard manufactured by Mitsubishi after it spends a week in the rain. We're not television repairmen, so we can't say what is wrong with it, but we immediately noticed the glitch as soon as we entered Yankee Stadium on Thursday, May 7. For those with not-so-impressive eyesight, take a look at the stuff on the right side of the video screen that looks like sound meter bars. Those aren't supposed to be there.
The Yankees have not divulged the cost of this mammoth screen, but the Dallas Cowboys are installing one only slightly larger and it cost them $35 million. If we had to guess, we'd think this one set the Yankees back at least half of that. Perhaps the Yankees should have been like the Mets and gone with a Daktronics screen?
Hopefully Mitsubishi offers a good warranty...
A couple of more photos if you

Andrew Fletcher 60p · 829 weeks ago
mtrico 37p · 829 weeks ago
owine 22p · 829 weeks ago
Steve · 829 weeks ago
Damn.
StadiumInsider 72p · 829 weeks ago
http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS2...
StadiumInsider 72p · 829 weeks ago
http://www.daktronics.com/Pages/default.aspx
Daktronics does the video board at Legends Field, not Yankee Stadium.
Damn...
owine 22p · 828 weeks ago
gues · 828 weeks ago
StadiumInsider 72p · 829 weeks ago
Bobby · 829 weeks ago