Scott has low vision and was using a brand new device called the OneCourt the Suns organization recently brought to its home games that lets her feel what is happening on the court in real time.

The Suns are bringing games in downtown Phoenix to life giving fans who are blind or have low vision a way to watch with their hands.

The OneCourt device gives blind and low-vision sports fans the opportunity to engage with basketball games through touch.

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Blind and low vision fans of the Phoenix Suns will now have the opportunity to enhance their home game experience.