Overview
- The Diamondbacks acknowledged the issue and are relocating affected season-ticket holders, with refunds available for those who do not want to move.
- The new LED ribbon boards ring the field and replaced a see-through railing, which now blocks parts of the playing surface for fans in the front row of the 300 level.
- Some press-box and game-operations positions lost clear sightlines, so the club moved the official scorer, pitch clock operator, and automated ball-strike operator before Monday's home opener against the Tigers.
- The club funded two new ribbon sections and a larger center-field video board over the winter at nearly 30-year-old Chase Field, and a spokesman said they did not expect any seats to be blocked.
- Longtime season-ticket holder Kyle Martin shared photos from Section 308 that show blind spots in foul territory and said he saw similar problems across nearby rows and sections.