'This is a crisis': MLB deals with outdated television model as new season begins

The outfield will be pristine green, the hot dogs hot and the beer icy cold when the Washington Nationals take on the Atlanta Braves on opening day Thursday at Nationals Park. But while much remains familiar, there are big, big changes afoot as MLB kicks off a new season.

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