Colorado Rapids

Aug 21, 2020

Hear from Mark and Ryan of the Colorado Rapids on how they pivoted from game presentation to using their control room for what is now called the “second-screen viewing party.”

Claire Chaney

Hear from Mark and Ryan of the Colorado Rapids on how they pivoted from game presentation to using their control room for what is now called the “second-screen viewing party.” This innovative form of engagement has provided a new way for the Colorado Rapids to connect, chant, and cheer with fans virtually.

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