MLB to Launch Video Archive Web Site

July 10, 2007 MLB to Launch Video Archive Web Site (AP)

Two boys react to touching the world's largest baseball at the entrance of the DHL All-Star Fan Fest in San Francisco, Calif., Friday, July 6, 2007. The event is held as part of Major League Baseball's All-Star week and runs through Tuesday. The ball was signed by San Francisco Giants' Hall of Famer Willie Mays, at right, shortly after the event opened Friday morning. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

(AP) -- Major League Baseball's postseason marketing campaign will include a Web site that allows fans to create their own compilations of past playoff highlights.

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