Utah Jazz home court Energy Solutions Arena to undergo $15 million dollar renovation

Crazy big news in Utah Jazz land. The org is going to upgrade the Energy Solutions Arena (formerly the Delta Center, built in 1991), and the price tag is going to come in at around $15 million dollars, or one Al Jefferson non-All-Star season. The upgrades will be on the audio, and video outputs. The new jumbotron screen is 7x bigger than current one, and it is in 16:9 ratio, 84 ft long. More info as I get it.

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Update:

Here's a comparison of the current jumbotron with the new proposed one.

Here is what new video board will look like. Old scoreboard is below. pic.twitter.com/h08WI6lKtF

— Dana Greene (@dana_greene) June 17, 2013

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Update 2:

Jody has this to add:

Jeff Young said the 10 million pixels in the new video scoreboard will refresh 200 times faster than household TVs.

— Jody Genessy (@DJJazzyJody) June 17, 2013

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Update 3:

Here you can see the size diff between the sideline facing screens (bigger ones) and the baseline facing screens (less long ones).

Life-size representations of the new HD video display boards pic.twitter.com/M3spohQsdL

— Utah Jazz (@utahjazz) June 17, 2013

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Update 4:

Here is the press release from the Utah Jazz at NBA.com . . . and here is the info all put out visually for you by me.

YES!

The upgrades should be ready by October and ready for the 2013-14 NBA season. GO JAZZ GO!