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lilvasquez · « **on:** November 09, 2006, 07:19:09 PM »

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• The Game on working with MLB.com

There's nothing more exciting in Major League Baseball than when the players come out on the field to play the games.
And in the world of hip-hop music, there aren't many artists out there more exciting than the rapper known as The Game.

Fittingly, Major League Baseball Advanced Media, the company behind the wildly popular MLB.com, is proud to be producing the brand-new, official Web site for The Game.

It's called TheGame360.com, and it's live, loud and living large on the World Wide Web.

As his millions of fans worldwide already know well, The Game is no stranger to the Internet, with many sites celebrating his huge debut album, 2004's The Documentary, and hyping his new effort, Doctor's Advocate, which will drop Nov. 14 with 17 songs and over 73 minutes of music with a who's-who of super-producers and A-list guest stars.

TheGame360.com promises to be the best site yet, with much more video, audio, stories from the road and exclusive content than any other Game site out there.

The site is the best place to go for everything Game-oriented, including news, tour information and what everybody's waiting for: a pre-sale of Doctor's Advocate.

And as a baseball fan and entrepreneur, The Game said he couldn't be happier about teaming up with MLBAM.

"MLB, man," The Game said. "Crazy. I'm a big fan. I wear a lot of hats. I'm pretty sure they're cashing in off my hat collection.

The Game said he was impressed when he met with MLBAM executives and saw the company's operation in New York City.

"It was big walking through the infrastructure," he said. "We've got www.thegame360.com, and we're gonna be big. Youtube and Myspace ain't got nothing on MLB and The Game.

"We're going into the next century making millions and millions of dollars."

Source: http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASAp...=.jsp&c_id=mlb