www.mlb.com Gameday is definitely the best for following the games
World Number One said:
Gameday has much more info of the actual game you're watching
when there is a ball in play it immediately tells you, Run-sCORING play, outs recorded, etc...
Yahoo is just bland...You have no idea of what is actually happening in the game you're watching...
MLB improved this year as well with the other ongoing games on the top bar....can easily click to be taken to that game...
also wind speed/direction, etc. is showed on gameday
I feel Gameday is VASTLY superior
you really think so huh..
mlb just provides the score of the other games in a very tiny line at the top.
yahoo tells me who is up and what the count is. how many outs and how many on base.
the info they give on the game your watching is more than enough...
to each his own i guess...
i use those sites because i want to be able to see whats going on in several games at once..
mlb just provides the score of the other games in a very tiny line at the top.
yahoo tells me who is up and what the count is. how many outs and how many on base.
the info they give on the game your watching is more than enough...
to each his own i guess...
i use those sites because i want to be able to see whats going on in several games at once..
World Number One said:
on yahoo you don't even know when the ball is hit!!! you just see the result all of a sudden...If I want to see multiple games at once I open a few windows with very detailed info per game up at once...I just like knowing when the ball is in play and the results of the play...CBS Sportsline is similar to yahoo whereas you just see the result after the play is over....
Gameday has very precise and lots of info as far as what is going on in the game you are actually viewing...I agree that with yahoo you see "more" of whats going on in the other games.....I just like the details of Gameday
I like the MLB gameday better than Yahoo's and CBS sportsline.com. I have recalled a few times looking at Yahoo's scoreboard and they posted a game final even though it was still in progress. This has happened several times so ever since, I've always double checked with other sites. MLB has the fastest updates. Plus it's more exciting looking at the MLB site because right when the batter hits the ball, it will let you know if it was a run scoring play. It's more exciting than Yahoo's.
