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theScore App: A Fantasy Baseball Owner’s Assist

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If your Simple Bracket or printed out bracket hasn’t been busted by now, then you’re simply from another planet.

There are still some bets to be made off this Final Four Weekend. But, by and large, college basketball season is over and baseball enters into sports fans’ minds. Last night, the Houston Astros defeated the Texas Rangers with a final score of 8-2 in MLB’s Opening Night. The Astros debut in the American League isn’t the only new highlight this baseball season, though.

Fantasy sports are commonly associated with the NFL. And with only a 16-game season to keep track of on a weekly basis, football shall reign supreme within this sector for the foreseeable future. According to Forbes, the fantasy sports industry averaged a 12 percent growth rate between 2007 to 2012, which lends itself to yearly profits at around $397 million on $1.1 billion in revenue during that time span. And by 2017, this market will reach $1.7 billion through the expected nearly nine percent annual growth measures. One of the primary drivers behind this progression is apps, which is gradually inflowing throughout all aspects in sports.

“For many sports fans, their mobile device is now the ‘first-screen’ ahead of desktop and even television,” said Jonathan Savage, Vice President of Product for theScore, Inc.

Currently, there are 111 and 173 search results under “fantasy baseball” within the App Store and Google Play, respectively. One wouldn’t think there would be that much product development or interest for this category due to the high number of games in baseball’s regular season, yet those search queries proves otherwise. ESPN and Yahoo!’s fantasy baseball apps are surely the dominant properties where users create their leagues. Nevertheless, fantasy owners always are looking elsewhere to find any other competitive advantage they can find.

theScore App serves as supplementary platform that gives fantasy owners the edge they need. This app primarily helps with monitoring and managing players in a more convenient way. Recently, it went through some cosmetic changes in order to provide an interface that’s easy to use and navigate across the menu items. More importantly, all the information within this app derives from Rotowire, which has been a trusted and premium source among fantasy sports users. This app is now available to download for free on both iOS and Android ecosystems.

Some of the top features include:

My Player: Here users can create groups of players so they can track everyone on their fantasy league in one expedient location, including player news, stats and other vital data, building an entirely customized view.

My Score: This facet enables fans to follow all their favorite teams in one place, making it easy to stay on top of the latest scores, news, stats and standings.

Baserunner Diamond: A unique snapshot of who is on base in each game, as well as how many outs there have been record as the game is going on live.

Calendar: It’s always beneficial to download one’s favorite team’s schedule into one’s phone’s calendar, which helps finding out exactly when and where they are playing.

Share with Friends: An app wouldn’t be complete without embedded social components to connect with Facebook and Twitter to tell the world when one’s team has hit a home run or won a game.

Savage elaborated further on the app’s capabilities: “With 162 games during the regular MLB season, we know that managing a fantasy baseball team can be a full-time job. People are busy, so they need a way to track their roster straight from their mobile device whenever they please. theScore allows them to do just that thanks to our in-depth player news and stats features, including push alerts for breaking news. This app delivers the ultimate service for fantasy league players and sports fans in general, giving them access to real-time stats, scores, standings and news, together with personalization options so they can really make the app their own.”

With more than 3.75 million active monthly users, theScore App can come in handy during the long summer days of the current MLB season.

March Madness with theScore Mobile for iPhone and iPad

With the 2013 March Madness basketball tournament in full swing, you may want to stay informed with up-to-the-second scores and the latest news, and you can with theScore Mobile for iPhone and iPad.

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With the 2013 March Madness basketball tournament in full swing, you may want to stay informed with up-to-the-second scores and the latest news, and you can with theScore Mobile for iPhone and iPad. With theScore Mobile, you can receive notifications when games start and close, the score at halftime, and news about your favorite teams and players.

In addition to keeping track of scores and news for March Madness, theScore Mobile also includes a scrollable, swipeable bracket. You can even pinch to zoom in and out to see more or less of the bracket.

The great thing about theScore is that it’s not only a basketball and March Madness app; it also covers football, hockey, baseball, mixed martial arts, soccer, auto racing, golf, tennis, and lacrosse. So if you follow all sports, theScore Mobile can stay on your home screen all year.

Are you following the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament this year? What team are you rooting for? If you pick this one up, let us know what you think!

theScore Mobile Updates with NCAA March Madness Bracket, Push Alerts

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TheScore Mobile has been updated today to include complete coverage of the 2013 NCAA March Madness College Basketball tournament. The update includes a new March Madness bracket view for the tournament, which allows users to scroll and pinch and zoom for views.

Also, push alerts are now available for “Final Scores” for the end of each game and “Upset Tracker” alerts, for when a lower ranked team is leading a higher ranked team at halftime, 5 minutes left in the game or at the end of the game.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you’re following the tournament with money on the line, this update is going to make your life better or possibly worse. March Madness 2013 starts on Tuesday, March 19th and ends on Monday, April 8th.

 

theScore adds MLB coverage just in time for baseball season

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With opening day just a few weeks away, theScore has added full MLB coverage to their popular BlackBerry 10 app. If you’re a sports fan, theScore is the go-to app for BlackBerry 10 devices giving you up to the minute news and scores for all of your favorite teams. From NFL to UEFA – theScore has it all. March Madness? You’re covered there as well with everything you need to follow the men’s tournament all month long.

Features include:

  • Up-to-the-second box scores, player stats, league leaders, betting odds, game previews, recaps, top stories, schedules and league standings.
  • Live coverage of Baseball (MLB, Football (NFL), Basketball (NBA, NCAA Mens), Hockey (NHL), and Soccer (English Premier League, UEFA Champions League), with live coverage of theScore’s full slate of additional professional and collegiate leagues coming soon.
  • Enhanced “My Score” functionality to enable users to customize the app to their needs – follow any team, or player throughout the season to view their performances as they happen, and use Player Grouping to follow your fantasy teams’ players in real-time.
  • New “Player Card Profiles”, allowing users to do in-depth research with player photos, recent performances, season stats, bios and fantasy news via RotoWire.

You can download theScore now from BlackBerry World free from the link below.

theScore Mobile app review

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theScore Mobile by The Score is a sports app that has been completely redesigned to bring you the ultimate mobile sports experience, a must-have for the fantasy sports fan.

theScore Mobile provides a fast, smooth experience with real-time alerts that helps keep you in the middle of all the action. This app provides one of the deepest fantasy sport tools out there, letting you follow any team in any league. Stay informed with up-to-the second sport scores, box scores, player stats, betting odds, recaps, top stories and league leaders.

Get breaking news alerts from the NHL, NFL, NBA and MLB. Live coverage of so many sporting events it will make your head spin. NFL, NCAA and CFL for you football fans with NBA, and NCAA (including March Madness) for you basketball fans. Unexpected sports such as Auto Racing, Tennis and Lacrosse are also included in amongst some of the expected sports like Soccer, Golf and Mixed Martial Arts.

theScore Mobile was updated to Version 3.5.3 on February 20, 2013. It has a total of 40,316 customer ratings with an average of four out of five stars. Feedback from users has been positive overall with many users relying on this app as their number one source for sports information and news. One complaint from users is that the new update has provided stationary ads which blocks content, rather than scrolling with the rest of the app.

There is really not much to dislike about the app; other than the new ads being slightly annoying, this is a solid app. I really like the new Player Card Profiles that have been added, allowing for a more in-depth look at your favorite athletes.

For: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad with iOS 6.0 or later

theScore for iOS Updated with NCAA Basketball, Breaking News Push Alerts

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For all the sports fans out there theScore Mobile has received a decent update today to include full coverage of upcoming ‘March Madness’ from the NCAA College Basketball tournament, breaking news push alerts for your favourite leagues (NHL, NBA, NFL and MLB), easier customization of league ordering, and more. Not much to say here other than to download this if you love sports.

What’s New in Version 3.5.3
• NCAA College Basketball Tournament – full coverage of draw and all games. Turn on Upset Tracker alerts to be notified in real time of any potential upsets! The All Games alert will notify you at the end of every tournament game with the final score.

• Breaking News push alerts for your favorite leagues – We’ve now got breaking news alerts for the biggest trades, injuries and happenings – for NHL, NBA, NFL and MLB. Turn them on when you go into the “News” section for each league. You can turn them off easily in the settings area.

• Customize your league ordering even easier on iPhone – click “More Leagues” and tap the plus / minus buttons.

• Proper team calendar names for full seasons.

• Optimizations to team alerts. Note: If you want to make any changes to your alerts you can customize all alerts under settings now.

• Full coverage of NBA Trade Deadline in the Scores and News sections. Live Feb 18th.

 

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Back in October, ScoreMedia was acquired by Rogers, with the latter also having a 10% stake into ScoreDigital, the maker of theScore.

Click here to download theScore for iOS, it’s free and also a universal app.

Review theScore: Sports & Scores

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The Google Play store is currently filled to the brim with sports related apps. Some provide the latest NFL updates admirably, while some pump fast news about NBA. But many are subpar and filled with annoying half screen ads. theScore gets away from the cumbersome mechanics usually associated with sports score and news apps, and provides a seamless and fast experience. It doesn’t matter which game you are following or what match you want to check, theScore has got you covered. And the best thing of all is that it’s absolutely free.

Developed by the company which is literally called theScore, Inc. the app provides you with constant score updates and news related to the game you love. Are you a Lakers fan? And want to know who is going play the next game, theScore will provide you with latest news and scores blazingly fast. It’s a bummer when you have to do work during the match, fire up theScore and you will be connected to the game in no time. Wife nagging you to go to a lame wedding or the boss wants you for another shift; with theScore on your side you will still be able to “catch” the game.

The smooth and easy interface is a treat to navigate; easy customization allows you to follow any team you want. The theScore even lets you check out schedule, news or injuries regarding your favorite team. Following individual players is also included, a feature which will be god-send for many who are into fantasy sports. A nifty widget is also included for free, which makes checking the score as easy as turning your phone on. Social media integration is also continuous and laidback, one tap and you will be tweeting scores and posting on Facebook. Apart from occasional lags, which to be honest should not be there in a mostly text based app; theScore is a joy to use. Inclusion of junior leagues and other sports would defiantly make this app among the best of the best, which is exactly what the developer is working on. With a specially designed tablet version on the way the theScore is highly recommended to the sports buffs out there, you won’t be disappointed.

Google Play Link: theScore

 

theScore launches sport lovers’ app for iPad, working on Android redesign

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By Daniel Bader

Formerly ScoreMobile, theScore for iOS has recently been updated with iPad support, and takes great advantage of the larger tablet screen.

The interface works in either portrait or landscape, and provides access to all your favourite sports via a permanent left-side navigation bar. The app also provides a MyScore area where you can track your favourite sports, news and scores from within the app or via push notifications.

There’s also plenty of fantasy sports coverage, with Rotowire providing news and stats for more than 15,000 players in 800 teams across 20+ leagues. theScore also announced that they will be updating their Android app in the coming months, adapting the iOS version to Android phones and tablets.

You can download theScore for iOS in the App Store.