-Alerts: Find out last inning details.

-Games, trivia and other fun stuff.

-Ringtones! Music, voices, highlights. The great Barry Bond's breaking record, "We are Champions" (*cough, wheeze*), and special "at bats" or plays for each of different teams.

Click link below to access main page. In top left corner, and at bottom of page are "pull down" menus. This is where you go to find Cardinals, Cubs, Giants, Brewers, Sox, etc. Take a look around, there's a lot of great stuff to be found.

MLB.com Goes Mobile

And by way, many sincere, heart-felt congratulations to Boston Red Sox and their passionate fans. You deserve all credit and glory,you have a team, a fan base and an organization you can all be proud of.

Every once in a while, just before it dies, I yell “hello, I can’t talk, because my cell phone battery is beeping.” Then all I hear is annoying tone, signally my cell phone just flat lined. Hey, it’s not like they can call me back and find out what I needed. As a matter of fact, my husband pointed that out to me. He says it only causes others to worry, and they couldn’t even find me using my cell phone as a tracking device – duh, battery is dead! If my cell phone transmission can be tracked and possibly save my life, then why does my adding machine have power save mode, but not my cell phone?

My technical friend tried to give me an answer. He told me that if cell phones shut down, there wasn’t a way to turn them back on. As I left room, thinking to myself, “that’s just like a tech, if they can’t do it, then it can’t be done.” I wanted to scream, “ever hear of remote operations.” Come on. What makes my HP G85 wake up? A signal is sent to it from a computer. Don’t we have digital phones now? You can send e-mail to my phone, but you can’t send a signal to wake up battery? I’ll ask one more time!

Why can’t my cell phone go into power save mode?