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Sustituyen a Fans Con Maniquíes De Un Año”, Dijo Hehir 4C Expreso CCIÓN Sábado 11 de Abril de 2020 Comparte las noticias en Facebook Expresoweb Síguenos en Twitter @Expresoweb / Instagram @Expresomx AP/EXPRESO JASON HERIR No fue un reto, fue un privilegio Jason Hehir era un niño en las gradas del Boston Gar- den el 20 de abril de 1986, cuando Michael Jordan anotó 63 puntos, un récord de postemporada. La oportunidad fue un regalo de Navidad de su pa- dre, quien le dio una nota prometiendo “dos boletos para el espectáculo de Jor- dan” en su bota de regalos decembrinos. Hehir nun- ca olvidará aquel obsequio, aunque el asiento que tiene actualmente para el espec- Arranca torneo táculo de Jordan es conside- de la MLB rablemente mejor. por videojuego, Dirigió la producción donde 30 jugadores de ESPN y Netflix llamada EL FORMATO “The Last Dance“ (El último participarán Los jugadores dispu- baile), una serie documen- en un rol regular tarán 29 partidos, uno tal de 10 horas que debutará de todos contra cada participan- el domingo 19 de abril y que contra todos te, durante las siguien- cuenta la historia de la úl- CANTAN tes tres semanas. tima temporada de Jordan Cada encuentro será con los Toros de Chicago de tres entradas, dán- y que culminó con su sexto doles a los jugadores título de la NBA. una oportunidad de La labor de Hehir: Tomar jugar varios compromi- las 10 mil horas de filmación sos en un día. de la temporada 1997-98, en- Cada choque tendrá trevistar a más de 100 perso- EL PLEYBOL su transmisión en línea. nas y convertir todo en un Los presentadores de programa de ocho horas y NUEVA YOR K “Veremos cómo lo ha- MLB Network, Robert media para la televisión. LOS PARTICIPANTES go”, dijo Gallo. “No soy Flores y Heidi Watney, “No lo llamaría un reto”, lake Snell, Juan LIGA AMERICANA terrible, pero tampoco serán los anfitriones dijo Hehir. “Lo llamaría un Soto y Bo Biche- División Este: Bo Bichette (Azulejos), Dwight Smith Jr. sé con seguridad qué tan antes de cada juego. privilegio”. tte figuran entre (Orioles), Blake Snell (Rays), Eduardo Rodríguez (Medias buenos son los demás”. Las posiciones y esta- La serie fue adelantada los peloteros Rojas), Tommy Kahnle (Yankees). Gallo dijo que había dísticas también serán dos meses para darles a B División Central: Carlos Santana (Indios), Brett Phillips generadas a diario por que comenzarán una tenido pocos problemas unos aficionados ávidos de peculiar temporada, en (Reales), Niko Goodrum (Tigres), Trevor May (Mellizos), para realizar una trans- www.mlb.com/es/pla- nuevo contenido algo que PlayStation, mientras la Lucas Giolito (Medias Blancas). misión de video median- yersleague, y habrá una ver durante la pandemia pandemia de coronavi- División Oeste: Ty Buttrey (Angelinos), Lance McCullers te Twitch. Sin embargo, presentación de pre- de coronavirus. Original- rus impide jugar beisbol (Astros), Jesús Luzardo (Atléticos), Carl Edwards Jr. (Ma- creía que las Grandes mios después de cada mente ESPN planeaba emi- en el mundo real. rineros), Joey Gallo (Rangers). Ligas le enviarán equipo temporada regular. tir el documental en junio y Un total de 30 peloteros para mejorar su conexión. Los primeros ocho que coincidiera con la final de las Grandes Ligas -uno LIGA NACIONAL Sus juegos como local jugadores avanzarán a de la NBA. por cada equipo- accedie- División Este: Luke Jackson (Bravos), Ryne Stanek (Mar- se realizarán en un vir- la postemporada, que Será transmitido duran- ron a jugar una campaña lins), Jeff McNeil (Mets), Juan José Soto (Nacionales), tual Globe Life Field, el está programada para te cinco domingos, conclu- regular en la modalidad de Rhys Hoskins (Filis). nuevo parque de los Ran- empezar el 30 de abril. yendo el 17 de mayo, con todos contra todos, utili- División Central: Josh Hader (Cerveceros), Matt Car- gers, que debió haberse En la postemporada, una transmisión de dos ho- zando el videojuego MLB penter (Cardenales), Ian Happ (Cachorros), Cole Tucker estrenado el mes pasado las Series Divisionales ras cada semana. The Show. (Piratas), Amir Garrett (Rojos). en la temporada regular, y de Campeonato se- “Me hace sentir feliz que La iniciativa surge en División Oeste: Jon Duplantier (D-backs), Gavin Lux antes de que la pandemia rán al mejor de cinco podamos darle un poco de momentos en que se ha (Dodgers), Hunter Pence (Gigantes), Fernando Tatis Jr. descarrilara los planes. partidos. alegría a la gente en este di- aplazado el comienzo de (Padres), David Dahl (Rockies). Los jugadores comple- La Serie Mundial será fícil momento”, dijo Hehir. la temporada regular de tarán una campaña regu- una batalla al mejor de “Los deportes son una parte las mayores por la emer- lar de 29 duelos -cada uno cinco encuentros para indeleble de nuestra cultura gencia de salud. YouTube. Robert Flores, jardinero de San Francis- de tres innings-, hasta determinar el primer y no tenerlos deja un hueco Snell, ganador del tro- el comentarista de MLB co, tiene 36 años, mien- abril. Los ocho mejores campeón. significativo en la felicidad feo Cy Young con Tampa Networks, narraría los tras que el dominicano se clasificarán a la pos- que siente la gente, es el es- Bay, enfrentó ayer a Amir juegos. Fernando Tatis Jr., de San temporada, que imitaría cape que brinda el deporte Garrett, relevista de Cin- El proyecto fue lanza- Diego, tiene 21. el formato vigente de las y Trae Young. Esos en- para la gente todos los días”. cinnati, en el primer jue- do ayer por las Grandes Hay 11 peloteros ele- Grandes Ligas. cuentros son difundidos El documental ha genera- go. El propio Snell difun- Ligas, el sindicato de pe- gidos para el Juego de La NBA realiza un tor- por ESPN. do gran expectativa, que de día el duelo mediante su loteros y Sony Interacti- Estrellas, incluido Josh neo similar de deportes Las Grandes Ligas, el acuerdo con Hehir se reali- cuenta de Twitch. ve Entertainment. Hader, de Milwaukee; electrónicos en el video- sindicato y Sony aportan zó mucho más rápido que Otros encuentros Los participantes Joey Gallo, de Texas, y juego 2K con 16 jugadores 175 mil dólares a Boys & otros proyectos similares. se transmitirían en esa abarcan un gran rango Jeff McNeil, de los Mets profesionales, incluidos Girls Clubs of America, “Normalmente para un misma plataforma o en de edades. Hunter Pence, de Nueva York. los astros Kevin Durant como parte de la iniciativa. documental de archivo de una hora toma alrededor de un año de inicio a fin, desde la idea, la investigación, ha- BIELORRUSIA cer todas las grabaciones y juntarlo, hacer el guion gráfico, el trazado, edición, las notas. Toma alrededor Sustituyen a fans con maniquíes de un año”, dijo Hehir. “Es- tamos haciendo 10 de esos y tuvimos poco más de dos MINSK AP / EXPRESO años para hacerlo, entonces realmente trabajamos cin- No corean, no se mue- co veces más rápido”. ven, y la mayoría viste los La serie documental va colores incorrectos. más allá de la temporada Ni siquiera son reales. 1997-98, aunque el tema El Dinamo Brest, cam- principal es esa campaña. peón defensor de la liga También sirve como una bielorrusa de futbol, ha retrospectiva de la vida empezado a llenar las de Jordan en el baloncesto, tribunas de su estadio desde sus años colegiales en con maniquíes vestidos Carolina del Norte hasta su con playeras de diferen- ascenso a la cima de la NBA. tes clubes y con el rostro de “aficionados virtuales” que compraron boletos ABRIL en línea. Bielorrusia es el úni- co país europeo que si- 19 gue realizando eventos inicia la serie deportivos profesiona- de Michael Jordan. les con espectadores en medio de la pandemia del coronavirus, pero el Maniquíes con playeras de diferentes equipos de futbol y rostros de “aficionados virtuales” que compraron AP/EXPRESO número de aficionados boletos en línea, ocupan una sección de la tribuna durante el partido entre Dinamo Brest y Shakhter Soligorsk. en las tribunas ha ido dis- minuyendo mientras la de los maniquíes fueron mundo, algunos aficiona- tomar un enfoque creati- población considera que colocados en las tribunas, dos extranjeros han em- vo ante la situación”. acudir a los estadios re- cada uno de ellos con una pezado a seguir partidos Los “boletos virtuales” sulta demasiado riesgoso. fotografía del rostro de de la liga bielorrusa. parecen ser un recurso Es nuestra idea Los boicots de aficio- un hincha. El secretario general rentable para el Dinamo creativa. De esta nados han sido anun- Vistieron una gran del Dinamo, Vladimir Brest. Están a la venta pa- ciados para 10 de los 16 variedad de playeras de Machulsky, desea que se ra el partido de liga del manera, un espectador clubes de la máxima di- equipos, entre ellos el sientan en casa. domingo por 67 rublos virtual que sigue el visión. Eso incluye al Di- jersey morado que el es- “Es nuestra idea crea- bielorrusos (26.90 dó- namo Brest y al BATE de pañol Real Madrid usó tiva. De esta manera, un lares), cinco veces más partido por televisión Borisov, equipo que suele como visitante en la tem- espectador virtual que caro que el boleto normal puede verse participar en la Liga de porada 2016-17 y el uni- sigue el partido por te- más costoso vendido en en las tribunas” Campeones. forme rojo burdeos y azul levisión puede verse en línea. Las entradas para Al tiempo que los afi- que vistió el Aston Villa las tribunas”, detalló Ma- algunos encuentros cues- Machulsky cionados reales se alejan, de la Liga Premier en la chulsky a The Associa- tan apenas 1.75 rublos (70 llegan los maniquíes. década de 1990. Otras ted Press.
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