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YES Network, a party in New York on Sunday launched its 3D-TV New York Yankees vs. Seattle Mariners this glitch Ask for a two-column optical fiber in the production truck outside of Safeco Field in Seattle, which was in. viewers why the whole world in 3D technology, the party was finally invited me nods and says it’s better that way.

But the study of SI and its partner DirecTV, Panasonic, Fox Sports Northwest has been doing exactly that – to a baseball game shown live on TV in 3D and work in all defects. Yes, it was Saturday evening, the first game of the Major League Baseball on TV in 3D, where the Mariners hosted the Yankees – a game that has DirecTV with seven of its subsidiaries YES cable network. YES is a group of journalists and other guests gathered on Sunday for a sample in the Helen Mills Theatre, where it made more permanent and Panasonic 3D 3D glasses for all visitors. An official said that if YES TheWrap few thousand people watched the games in the markets in New York and Seattle, transferred the only places on television, it would be great. But, he said this person, the experience in the production of the consignment will be very valuable, become to provide a 3D baseball staple foods such as high-definition. John Filippelli, president of programming and production for the SI confirmed that thought.

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Watch the Yankees celebrate their 2009 World Championship today (April 13, 2010) on the YES Network starting at 12:15 pm. It starts with the World Series ring ceremony and other pregame festivities to be followed by the first game in the stadium this season. This will be the 108th home opener in franchise history vs. the Los Angeles Angels at 1:05 p.m.

Festivities will start with a ceremony to award Yankees players and coaching staff with their championship rings from the 2009 season. Hall of Famers and former Yankees greats Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra-who won a combined 16 World Series titles-will be on hand to help pass out the commemorative rings to the defending World Champions in a ceremony on the infield.

In addition to the ring ceremony, the Yankees’ 2009 championship flag-as well as flags commemorating each of the Yankees’ other 26 World Championships-will be on display for the Opening Day ceremony and game, encompassing the roof of the entire Stadium. As mentioned yesterday, Hideki Matsui, now with the Angels, will also receive his World Series ring.