Downtown Knoxville Stadium to Feature Scoreboard in Shape of Tennessee

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As a budget-trimming measure, the Tennessee-shaped scoreboard at a new ball park set to open in downtown Knoxville in 2025 had been replaced by a more conventional board, but now the state-shaped feature is returning to plans.

As reported by Knoxville NBC affiliate WBIR, entrepreneur Randy Boyd, owner of the AA Smokies baseball team, will cover the cost of the 124-foot-by-31-foot feature, which represents a change from the more traditional 60-by-25-foot scoreboard that had been specified. The cost to add it, as well as some ribbon signage that will flank the interior of the structure, is estimated at an additional $1.593 million.

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