Today MLB.TV announced that the 2010 version of its awesome service is now available.  For those of you with fancy iPhones and iPads and iWhatevers, you can get your MLB.TV to go; I’ll have to settle for the Dell XPS screen or monitor (I can connect it to my TV too but it doesn’t look quite as clear)…

Just getting to listen to Vin Scully do games makes it worth it enough, but I like putting 3-4 games on at once and checking out the different broadcasts (some better than others).  It’s nice after a Yankees game to put on a few innings of Scully and check out the other West Coast games at my leisure, or maybe watch Zack Greinke or Tim Lincicum throw.

Pitchers and catchers in 20 days!

So it’s not surprising to read that Darling and his broadcast teammates Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez have formed the Pitch in for a Good Cause Foundation, which according to its Website is a non-profit organization that sells tickets to special Mets events, T-shirts, baseball caps, bears and mugs with one objective in mind: to give back to those who are less fortunate.  Cohen’s wife Lynn spearheaded the efforts to get the Foundation started and has been integral in its success.

This week, the Foundation announced that its 2010 recipient would be The Nourishing Kitchen of New York City, which provides free meals and cooking classes for low income families in East Harlem.

Congratulations to the SNY team on their efforts — along with the Yankees Hope Week program, it’s good to read about the New York teams and their personnel giving back.