I am quite excited about MLB Full Count on Yahoo! Sports, and not just because it will make blogging about the Angels so much easier for me in that I can link straight to plays for all of you to click and enjoy. As a fan, I hate when the television promises to show a highlight I want and then plays the YankSox brainwash that I do NOT want to see.The internet triumphs again, check it out...

With MLB.com Full Count on Yahoo! Sports, fans can...

• Get the biggest major league moments from major league games, live all season long
• Follow along from game to game and experience the most thrilling plays from around the majors as they happen
• Access up-to-the-second stats, scores, news, and live expert commentary
• Follow live look-ins to key plays and pivotal moments and in-progress video highlights, as well as statistical data and historical footage relevant to the day’s action
• Pause live action and rewind in real time to content from earlier in the video stream to catch up on prior plays of the day
• Follow the embedded Twitter feed for tracking MLB.com insiders, Yahoo! baseball reporters, and expert analysts

Don’t miss a minute of the action with MLB.com Full Count – available for free on PC and iOS – from MLB.com and Yahoo! Sports.

Online or in person, it is going to be a great season...

Yahoo! Sports and MLB.com Full Count support SB Nation in the never-ending pursuit to know everything that’s going on in baseball—a quest that all-new MLB.com Full Count aims to help with live, pause-able, rewind-able video of the biggest plays from around the league, and the hottest news and freshest analysis. All for free. Sign up at yahoo.com/fullcount today!