It was worth the $5 for half a season last year, but with audio included this is a STEAL (Jerry Owens, RIP)!

Gameday Audio: As Sinema noted, MLB.com At Bat 2009 will feature the addition of MLB.com Gameday Audio. Fans now will be able to listen to live audio broadcasts of every Major League Baseball game from the Braves-Phillies Opening Night game this Sunday through the final game of the World Series — wherever they go and without any blackout restrictions. Each game will offer fans the choice of listening to the home or away broadcasts. This is not your grandparents’ transistor radio.

Live scoreboard: View statistical game data from current, previous and future games.

MLB.com Gameday: Follow a detailed pitch-by-pitch game presentation featuring five interactive screens during each of the three game modes: preview, in-game and postgame. Look for exclusive pitch type, location and speed data. Imagine being in a Major League ballpark and having this in your hand. You can watch a pitch and then immediately check to see more than that pitch-speed readout on a scoreboard.

Video highlights: Get real-time, high-quality video highlights delivered directly to the iPhone or iPod Touch quickly after they happen on the field.

Just go to the App Store and click on Sports, and you will see the MLB.com At Bat 2009 icon right there. When it showed up, that told you that Opening Day finally was just about here — another way you can truly feel the electricity of real games. And if you click on MLB.com At Bat 2009, you can see that the glowing reviews have begun:

I guess those of us who chose to go with someone other than AT&T/Apple can go jump off a cliff.

I’ll just glue my big screen TV to my cordless phone.

windows os, android, mac os

oh well