TBS and MLB have teamed up again this year for live streaming of this year’s MLB Division Series. While for obvious contractual reasons the coverage is not the same as the TV feed and carries only ambient sound, viewers can watch the game in its entirety from four camera angles on TBS Hot Corner.

MLB is using Silverlight to stream the game and mid-roll ads for CNN, Sharp and Blackberry are being inserted.

The player itself is noticibly light on functionality compared to what Silverlight is capable of - there is no option for picture in picture or for additional information and stats  and clicking on the various camera angles switches the camera after first serving a 15 second pre-roll. But it is the only (legal) option out there, so if you’re looking to watch the game at work you could do worse.

No, I’m not really worried The Large Hadron Collider being started up today will create a black hole that destroys the universe, but it’s pretty cool to be able to watch them try.

Live video is available here or on LiveStation here.

The NFL and NBC Sports will offer a live streaming companion broadcast of tonight’s Redskins Giants game beginning at 7PM.

The broadcast will include the ability to switch between 4 live camera feeds with picture-in-picture capability, in-game highlights, realtime commentary and the ability to interact by asking questions during the broadcast.

Click Above to view the Live Broadcast Beginning at 7PM

The NFL is in the process of bringing all team websites in house, and transforming their digital media operation in the model of MLB.com. Look for a lot more online video (and regulation of NFL content) this season.