39 Years later: A Look back at the Brewers first digital scoreboard and the woman who lead the way
Posted: Apr 28, 2019 8:00 AM CDT
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TREVOR, Wis. -- It was 39 years ago this month that the Brewers debuted a new digital scoreboard at Milwaukee County Stadium. What was state of the art then, is a far cry from Miller Park's high-definition scoreboard today, but it forever changed the in-game experience for fans.Â
And leading the charge in a field dominated by men, was a Milwaukee woman in a league of her own.
Pauleen Le introduces us to Carol Seibert.