There’s also an , as well as a Windows Phone 7 version, which was slated to arrive at the start of the season but was still not available as of Opening Day. Neither option is compatible with MLB.TV Premium, but you do get score updates, radio feeds, and select video highlights.

As for Web-based options, Yahoo Sports offers , a video player that promises live look-ins of games and in-progress video highlights. It’s not a dedicated option like the other MLB.com offerings outlined above, but it could do when you need a quick fix of baseball action.