[NFBWATlk] [NFBSea] We need your help to get OneCourt for Mariners games

[Merribeth Greenberg]

I am not sure about the cost the Mariners would have for the OneCourt
devices.
I can tell you about the experience that I had at the Portland Trail
Blazers game. We were sitting in the nose-bleed section, but with the one
court device in our laps, we are able to feel the ball move around the
court. You feel a kind of double vibration when the team got the basket at
the ned of the court. You can hit a button and hear what the score is, and
what quarter you were in, and how much time is left.
I think it would be cool to be able to feel the pitch go from the mound to
the plate, and even if you are able to feel the ball go flying off the
board as it goes over the fence for a home run. I don't know if it does
that specifically, but one can dream lol.
I have to say that one thing that we had mentioned to OneCourt was to be
able to have the audio of the broadcast in one ear and the audio for the
device in the other. That is one thing we missed when we were at the Blazer
game.

Beth Greenberg
Red Sox is my primary team
Mariners are my second team The


On Wed, Jul 30, 2025 at 2:38 PM Mike Mello via NFBWATlk <nfbwatlk at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> Good afternoon,
> Thanks for sharing this information, I am just curious how much does this
> cost the team to implement? And from those that have used the device do you
> think it is really a good experience? I thought it was cool in theory, but
> not necessarily Something that I would absolutely need to enjoy a game,
> where is the audio receivers for example are essential. More just asking, I
> don't really have a dog in this fight, but I am curious.
> Mike Mello
> 208-301-0565
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jul 30, 2025, at 1:32 PM, Marci Carpenter via NFBSea <nfbsea at nfbnet.org>
> wrote:
>
> 
> Greetings baseball fans and friends of baseball fans!
>
> The Seattle Mariners have not signed a contract yet with OneCourt, the
> tactile sports viewing device. In order to get that to happen we need as
> many people as possible to email the Mariners to tell them you want to use
> OneCourt and how it would help you enjoy the games more fully. They have
> audio devices which carry the broadcast in real time but OneCourt provides
> fans with so much more information. What will make the difference is the
> number of people who contact the Mariners. They know what the device is so
> you don’t have to explain it to them. I have already written to them but
> the more people who contact them the more likely they are to sign the
> contract.
>
> You can email the Mariners at fancare at mariners.com
>
> To learn more about OneCourt go to https://www.onecourt.io/
>
> contact me if you have any questions.
>
> Thanks,
> Marci Carpenter
> 206-604-5507
> mjc59 at comcast.net
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