This is pretty revolutionary by the NBA and it is a window into what the future holds for fantasy games. It shows us how far technology has come and how far it can go when you think about it in terms of fantasy sports and Live Scoring. Imagine being able to see every at-bat or every Home Run or Stolen Base or Save just by clicking on that player's name in the box score. That's where we're going here with technology.
Anyway, check out what the NBA is doing now with stats online and think about the future potential here:
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/20 ... -statistic
Video will soon be a part of the box scores and maybe even Live Scoring in fantasy sports. The technology will make it happen and we'll see if the leagues and media sites will advance it. Pretty cool.
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Greg Ambrosius
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General Manager, Consumer Fantasy Games at SportsHub Technologies
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Founder, National Fantasy Baseball Championship
General Manager, Consumer Fantasy Games at SportsHub Technologies
Twitter - @GregAmbrosius
Re: A New Way Of Looking At The Box Score
Interesting. Would be AWESOME for baseball. Watch all of your guys AB's and whatnot. When can we except this as part of live scoring Greg? HA. (Since I'm over 40 years old I refuse to use smiley faces)(more g-d smiley faces used on these MB's by grown men than by high school girls at a Bieber meet-n-greet). 
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"Baseball has it share of myths, things that blur the line between fact & fiction....Abner Doubleday inventing the game, Babe Ruth's Called Shot, Sid Finch's Fastball, the 2017 Astros...Barry Bonds's 762 HR's" -- Tom Verducci