Scoreboards ...

[wrveres]

Does anybody know of a better free "live scoreboard monitor", than MLB.com's ?

I used to use Yahoo's but i can't find it for the season. so I have been poking around the other sites, ESPN and such, but I cannot find a better one then MLB.com.
The pitch updates are almost instant, I would say 3-7 second delay at the most.


does anybody know a better source?

[wrveres]

ooops, for MLB's scoreboard just clic this link and then clic the Gameday link.

[Mookie4ever]

Does anybody know of a better free "live scoreboard monitor", than MLB.com's ?

I used to use Yahoo's but i can't find it for the season. so I have been poking around the other sites, ESPN and such, but I cannot find a better one then MLB.com.
The pitch updates are almost instant, I would say 3-7 second delay at the most.


does anybody know a better source?

I always use Sportsline's Game Center - got it on now watching Pedro getting ready to throw his 62nd pitch to start off the 4th. With his pitch count this may be his last inning

[wrveres]

I wonder which one is faster?
MLB has all that stuff too.
Pitch counts Balls, strikes
and it updates almost immed.
I am watching right along with the live game and its only a few seconds of delay.
what about CBS?

[Mookie4ever]

I wonder which one is faster?
MLB has all that stuff too.
Pitch counts Balls, strikes
and it updates almost immed.
I am watching right along with the live game and its only a few seconds of delay.
what about CBS?

One time I had the Jays on the radio and the Sportsline Game Center on and the radio broadcast must have had a short delay in it because the stats would come up about 10 secs sooner on Game Center. Spooky knowing what is going to happen before you hear it on the radio.

[LBJackal]

CBS has pitch speed/type. The delay seems longer though, and it doesn't have the cool view of the stadium.

[KPucks]

Does anybody know of a better free "live scoreboard monitor", than MLB.com's ?

I used to use Yahoo's but i can't find it for the season. so I have been poking around the other sites, ESPN and such, but I cannot find a better one then MLB.com.
The pitch updates are almost instant, I would say 3-7 second delay at the most.


does anybody know a better source?

I always use Sportsline's Game Center - got it on now watching Pedro getting ready to throw his 62nd pitch to start off the 4th. With his pitch count this may be his last inning

Yeah, but he's struck out 9 of the last 10 hitters after the Dunn homer.

[wrveres]

I went and checked out CBS. they seem slower and too bulky. Their information is spread out all over. MLB's 'Gameday' operates in its own window and has everything, and its quik on the updates.

[wrveres]

Yahoo had that little pop up window scoreboard too.
I can't find the link for it though, anybody seen it this season, if so can they pass a brother the link.
thanks

[wrveres]

you know, the more I use this MLB.com 'gameday' ... I love it. It has everything. It has all kinds of little pop windows for all the players. want revelant splits, just clic on the players name. want picth counts, just clic on the payers pic.
Its fast loading, it has everything as afar as bells and whistles, and its free.