Opening day is six weeks away, baseball fans, but there's plenty of pre-season action to whet your appetite. MLB.com hopes that you're desperate enough to pay for the privilege: while you can download the latest version of the MLB.com At Bat app (not to be confused with last season's MLB.com At Bat 2012), you'll have to be an MLB.com subscriber or pay a $19.99 in-app purchase to access a year of premium features. The "Lite" version is now the only version, with the IAP replacing At Bat 2012. Live video is exclusive to subscribers, but nifty features like live audio, play-by-play updates, and a field view can be had for the "lower" price.
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