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nick adenhart
MLB.com Really Can't Figure Out This Whole Death Thing
According to MLB.com, Nick Adenhart is still the 35th best major league prospect. However, right above his profile, there is an editor's note explaining that he died. More »
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By DAULERIOComment by MitchKayak: MLB.com is just preparing for the inevitable appearance of Zombie Adenhart. 2 Responses | Other threads
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mlb at bat
You might remember when I told you about all the problems with MLB.com's iPhone application. Well, they issued a much-needed update to it over the weekend, and almost all the initial problems have been solved. It still needs a Reload button, but other than that, it's almost like a professional sports league listened to its fans and responded accordingly. Crazy.
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By Will LeitchComment by Yostal: Is Will applying for a gig at Consumerist now? 3 Responses | Other threads
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mlb.com
You Will Only Enjoy 120 Seconds Of Off-MLB.com Baseball
Of all the major sports leagues, none have been as successful on the Web as Major League Baseball. (We actually wrote a story about this for the next issue of Fast Company magazine.) They've been smart enough to put the focus on video, to make the user experience as deep and vast as possible and, mostly, to make sure that they own everything involving baseball on the Web. ESPN.com doesn't cover MLB.com; it's its competition. This has now been taken to its logical next step. More »
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By LeitchComment by HappyFeltonsGloryHole: @Patchy Drizzle: Berman uses the 'two minute drill" for sex. more » | Other threads
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mlb.com still hates you
MLB.com Says, "We Break It, You Buy It"
We remember being quite excited a couple years back when MLB.com started offering classic games for download. The notion of buying an old Cardinals World Series game that we could have forever, to watch whenever we'd like. Thanks, MLB! Of course, forever isn't exactly forever, not with the fine folks at MLB.com running the ship.
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By LeitchComment by StartingAces: This is why I bought 2004 world series game 4 from itunes. It was cheaper, and its obsolesence is... more » | Other threads
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Floating Through Space With Joe Morgan
We're not sure what the rights rules are for Major League Baseball audio and video broadcasts in outer space are, but if Bud Selig hasn't figured out a way to maximize revenue on the moon, he will. Even astronauts are listening to games now. Meet Michael Lopez-Alegria. More » -
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Harold Reynolds Is BACK, Baby!
Well, it only took almost a freaking year, but you're never gonna believe who finally has a new job, folks. More » -
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MLB.com Knows Who Its True Fans Are
Far be it from us to tell MLB.com how to maximize its revenue streams — certainly they're doing a fine enough job on that themselves, hardcore baseball fans be damned — but we found it rather surprising, all told, about this newest synergistic connection. More » -
baseball
MLB.com Will Save Your Soul
Ah, MLB.com. On the heels of revolutionary collaborations with musicians as varied as Scott Stapp and Live comes the newest mashup of online baseball technology and singer-songwriter cleavage: It's Jewel, presented by MLB.com! More »
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By LeitchComment by RowdyRoddyPiper: Rob Thomas destroyed the NBA finals for me last year...well that and the Spurs being in it...stupid Balki Bartokomas!!! more » | Other threads
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MLB, Feel The Excitement!
In typical finger-on-the-pulse fashion, MLB.com promotes the World Baseball Classic, encouraging readers to tap into the electric current of excitement by showing us ... a picture of two pasty white guys. To be fair, the guy on the left has a pretty sweater vest that is packing much funk. More » -
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Come Watch Grainy Video Of Nobodies
We don't mean to overstate our case here, but we'll just say that tomorrow's EXCLUSIVE WEB CAST! of the New York-Penn League All-Star Game is likely to be watched by the relatives of those playing, and that's about it. And, honestly, that's probably being generous. More » -
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MLB.com Eats Itself
The inherent conflict of interest at MLB.com is consistently amusing. Those who work for MLB.com are: More »
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