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Sag Harbor Resident Cox Earns Emmy Award For Work With MLB Home Run Derby

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Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Digital Innovation for the work he did with MLB XR (Extended Reality) as part of the league's Home Run Derby broadcast.

authorCailin Riley on Aug 17, 2022
For the past 30 years, Sag Harbor resident Steve Cox has been working remotely as a contractor, developing and programming video games long before working from home became more mainstream.... more

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