Felger & Mazz: More on Virtual Crowds, the Return of Baseball, and the NHL’s Playoff Format (Hour 3)

Felger & Massarotti

Beasley Media Group

Sports

4.1 • 978 Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2020

⏱️ 41 minutes

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During Hour 3 of Felger and Massarotti, Mike and Tony continued to discuss the idea of virtual crowds and the return of MLB.

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0:00.0	B-Pod Studios
0:03.0	They're Boston's number one afternoon show
0:09.3	Most powerful sports radio show in New England
0:11.4	America's number one afternoon sports show
0:13.6	And number one in your heart
0:16.1	And I just came here to help you radio
0:17.6	Sorry John, thank you, don't need it
0:19.0	Felgar Mass 985, the Sports Hub.
0:22.6	Even during games,
0:23.7	played behind closed doors
0:25.0	or games with a small audience.
0:27.1	By using this application,
0:28.7	fans can send their support
0:29.9	from their homes
0:30.6	directly to the stadium.
0:35.3	Existing speakers in the stadium
0:36.9	can be used, and a more realistic atmosphere can be created
0:40.3	through placing dedicated speakers on audience seats.
0:44.3	When watching TV or stream online, viewers can tap to send applause, cheers, cheers,
1:03.0	and so on, to the venue for different situations, such as for goals.
1:09.0	Cheers can also be customized based on the competition or event.
1:12.6	Depending on the number of people and the number of times the buttons are tapped,
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