MLB's social media blitz is a home run among fans
Major League Baseball's Fan Cave has attracted a huge, young, connected audience.
By Matt Wilson | Posted: September 28, 2012

Baseball is an old game, with a long and celebrated history. But that doesn't mean it won't try something new every now and again. That was the idea behind Major League Baseball's Fan Cave , now pushing into the postseason of its second year. The basic concept is that selected fans—two in the first year, more in 2012—watch all 2,300-plus Major-League games in the season on a bank of 15 TVs in a New York City building and then they blog, tweet, and post to
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