For the Caps, It Shouldn’t Hurt So Bad, But It Does
The Caps had the Panthers beat three games in a row, but...
Fans at Verizon Center noticed something flying through the air before and during Friday’s Bruins-Caps preseason game – a Skycam. According to CapsPR, the “computer-controlled stabilized, cable-suspended camera system will be tested at VC & during tonight’s #CapsBruins broadcast on CSN.”
While this would certainly be awesome for television viewers, it doesn’t do anything for the fans at Verizon Center other than give then something else to gawk at, and sometimes mess with their game-watching experience.
Skycam, a computer-controlled stabilized, cable-suspended camera system will be tested at VC & during tonight's #CapsBruins broadcast on CSN
— CapitalsPR (@CapitalsPR) October 2, 2015
Reactions:
Sky cam for hockey, like Marxism, is dank in theory but kind of ineffectual in reality.
— Jason Rogers (@HeyJayJRogers) October 2, 2015
Whooooaaaa it's like I'm a bird watching the gaaaaame.
— GMOnACouch (@GMOnACouch) October 2, 2015
The Skycam looks like a facehugger from Alien.
— Katie Brown (@katiebhockey) October 2, 2015
It's a distracting obstruction to those of us upstairs. https://t.co/aYEuLuwKBO
— Sam Wolk (@TheHornGuy) October 2, 2015