Opening Day at American Family Field is still a week away. But while the Brewers won't take the home diamond until next Tuesday, one of their newest acquisitions made its debut today, as the team unveiled its brand new scoreboards. 

For those who want a good comparison between the old scoreboard and the new, here's a time lapse video from the @brewers of assembling the new centerfield screen pic.twitter.com/TEr5PAZiZF — Matthew Mueller (@aManAboutFilm) March 25, 2024

The new center-field scoreboard measures more than 12,000 square feet, with 8mm LED screen stretching all the way to both sides of the display. The previous AmFam Field scoreboard, installed for the 2011 season, was comparatively only 5,940 square feet.

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The largest scoreboard screen in Major League Baseball still belongs to the New York Mets, who installed a new center field screen last season in Citi Field taking up more than 17,000 square feet. 

In addition to the giant new center field scoreboard, the Brewers also added a new 8mm LED screen in right field measuring almost 3,000 square feet where the analog clock face used to be found. There are also newly upgraded LED displays found behind home plate, stretching down both baselines and the dugout lips. 

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For more updates, announcements and reveals for the 2024 Milwaukee Brewers season – throwing out its first pitch in New York on Thursday afternoon before eventually making it home on Tuesday – stay tuned to OnMilwaukee.