What can I do with MLB At Bat App?

I want to watch out of area games live. Is that possible with the $2.99 a month subscription to the MLB At Bat app for iphone?

You need the premiere version for $3.99 a month to watch those games. A better deal if you can afford it is the $129.99 package deal that lets you watch up to 24 in a week - a little pricey I know. What I love about the MLB at Batt App is the updated news, and during game time as I commute home on the subway I can watch the (forgot the correct name) animated pitches come across the plate that shows exactly where the ball was thrown and even the batter has the left or right hitting stance depending upon his form of swing. The streaks will stay on the screen as the next pitch comes across - fun stuff and this is an added feature. Having the games on the iPad or iPhone also means my kitchen is extra clean during the week while baseball season is on.

There are three levels of MLB subscription.

1. Radio. This is the cheapest (~$20 if memory serves) and has no blackout restrictions. You can also watch the free game of the day as if you had the video subscription.
2. Video. This is significantly more expensive (~$100) and you can only watch the "home" broadcast. Subject to blackout (though you can still listen to blacked out games).
3. Deluxe. This is the most expensive (~$130) but it allows you to watch home or away broadcast (so you always get you home play-by-play). There's no blackout restrictions, and you get access to Spring Training.

If you want to watch games, you will have to subscribe to MLB.tv for about $20 a month in addition to the $2.99 monthly subscription for the app. By subscribing to the app you will have access to live radio broadcasts of all games, as well as gameday, video highlights, box scores, news, standings, etc.