A day late this week, but the big events start Tuesday night anyway, with the opening of the NBA season. The World Series kicks off Wednesday, so for a short period of time, we’ll have all four major sports going at the same time. Live it up while you can, sports fans!
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I’m torn this week. The World Series, with games one and two on Wednesday and Thursday (FOX 7:30 p.m.) is the obvious choice, but the NBA season kicks off with some great games, including Boston heading to Cleveland on …

The Yankees and Angels will decide the other half of the World Series this weekend. One of the two teams will join the Phillies either Saturday or Sunday (FOX). An odd week in college football where no top 25 teams face each other on national TV. Minnesota travels to Pittsburgh in what’s likely the highlight NFL game (FOX 1 p.m.), although New England and Tampa Bay are playing in London at the new Wembley Stadium (pictured) on CBS at 1 p.m. NBC has gymnastics and ice skating for those into …

Last week was college football’s turn in the spotlight, this week the national eye turns to the NFL when the 2009 season kicks off on NBC Thursday night at 8:30 p.m. as the Super Bowl champion Steelers host Tennessee (1080i). Lots of tennis this week as well as the U.S. Open cruises to a weekend of finals. The pennant race is alive and well and Tampa Bay travels to New York with it’s wildcard hopes likely on the line. And don’t forget to check out the HD Sportsman as part …

MLB.com, the official Web site of Major League Baseball, announced today it will begin streaming full-length live games through its award-winning MLB.com At Bat 2009 application for iPhone and iPod touch today. The unique addition of live baseball games will be a signature offering among the new At Bat 2009 features enabled by the new iPhone OS 3.0 update.
Beginning with today’s Chicago White Sox-Chicago Cubs Interleague Play matchup from Wrigley Field at 2:20 p.m. (EDT), up to two live games per day, subject to blackout restrictions, will be included …

MLB.com, the official website of Major League Baseball has made a content addition.  Condensed Games will now be available on MLB.com At Bat 2009, an application developed exclusively for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Originally launched in 2002, MLB Condensed Games provides a 10 minute recap of every game played and makes them available 90 minutes after each game ends.  The video highlights the most important hits, pitches and outs of every Major League Baseball game.
In addition to Condensed Games, MLB.com At Bat 2009 currently offers live audio broadcasts without …