Go to the MLB.com video clip and click the EMBED button among the share icons. Copy the code and then paste using the HTML tab on the text-post field of your WordPress.com dashboard. It will look like this:

Then tell everyone at MLB.com Blogs what you thought of one of the best offensive performances in Major League history – 18 total bases!

Elsewhere around MLB.com Blogs:

We’re helping a Major League player start a blog in English and Spanish. Be on the lookout and comment here when you see his first post. Hint, National League West. Our huge roster of PRO bloggers is right here.

Leave Jon Miller some love on his new MLB.com Blog Booth Bloggin’ because HELLO, HE’S JON MILLER. And boy does he have some stories to share. . . . See what Mat Latos’ wife Dallas is up to on her insightful blog So I Married A Baseball Player. . . . Indians fans, make sure you are following your new official club blog TribeVibe posted by the front office.

Appreciating everyone’s comments, especially after each Latest Leaders post. Looking through the comments you can find a lot of fellow bloggers. Always include your full URL with any comment to make it easy to be found.

Take a look at a new blog from David Hruska called The Cutoff Man. George just posted about Theo on his fine Cubs blog at Born On Third. Giants fans will want to see More Splash Hits.

Let’s say you want to post a Barry Larkin HOF video. Search our video for Barry Larkin and find http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=20052845&c_id=mlb – then you see the grey “EMBED” button under the video, and just copy that html code. If you don’t see the “EMBED” button on one of our clips, it is not available for sharing yet.

I just went to our Video home on MLB.com and searched for “MLB Network.” Freddie Freeman is talking about his time with the Braves so far. Sounds like a good blog post for someone on MLB.com Blogs, sharing your own view on what it has been like watching him as a Brave so far. I’m embedding the video…easy stuff…here you go.

Text, videos, pics, polls, comments, awesome dashboard — lots of reasons why you need a blog in 2012 besides that Twitter and FB account. Use Twitter and FB to get people to your blog so they can see a nice-sized video player with MLB.com video, and add TW and FB widgets to your blog. It all works together…now with video.

Here are your Latest Leaders ranked by page views from Apr. 1-30:

MLB PRO
1. Alyson’s Footnotes
2. MLB.com Fantasy 411
3. Better Off Red
4. From the Corner of Edgar & Dave
5. SF Giants Photos
6. John & Cait…Plus Nine
7. Baseball Nerd
8. Dodgers Photog Blog
9. Ben’s Biz Blog
10. The Byrd’s Nest
11. Curly W Live
12. So I Married A Baseball Player…
13. The Dash Board
14. Ben Rouse’s Brewers Mission 162
15. Around the Horn in KC
16. 45 Miles From Fenway
17. Inside the White Sox
18. MLB.com Blogs Central (lol)
19. Phillies Insider
20. MURRAY COOK’S FIELD & BALLPARK BLOG
21. Rattler Radio
22. TribeVibe
23. Brandon and Brandon
24. The Opening Day Blog
25. Our Game
26. Summer of ’41 Forever
27. The Futurists
28. Tommy Lasorda’s World
29. Cubs Vine Line Blog
30. CastroTurf
31. Inside the Jackson Generals
32. Bloomberg Sports
33. Cooperstown Chatter
34. B3: Big, Bald and Beautiful
35. Above the Plate
36. Newberg Report
37. Down the Line with the Phillies Ballgirls
38. Comerica Park, 48201
39. It’s All Relative
40. MLB Urban Youth Academy
41. FISH TALES
42. From the Booth with Steve Stewart
43. Noble Thoughts
44. Salem Sox Talk
45. TVA Jacques
46. The Inside Pitch
47. ‘Cats Corner
48. Justice4U
49. ‘Riders Insider Blog
50. From the Nest

FANS
1. The Baseball Collector
2. Rays Renegade
3. Red State Blue State
4. Cook & Son Bats’ Blog
5. Counting Baseballs
6. The AustralianBaseballDigest
7. Beisbol 007
8. nybisons
9. Rockpile Rant
10. A’s Farm
11. mlbblogger
12. BlueBattingHelmet
13. Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend
14. The Unbiased MLB Fan
15. The Ballpark Guide
16. The Brewer Nation
17. Phillies Phollowers
18. You’re Killin’ Me, Smalls!
19. Observing Baseball
20. Crzblue’s Dodger Blue World
21. Pinstripe Birthdays
22. The Pittsburgh Peas
23. Blogging ‘Bout Baseball
24. Collection of Baseball
25. Fish Fry
26. Rockin’ Redlegs
27. Born on Third
28. Minoring In Baseball
29. Bjarkman’s Latino and Cuban League Baseball History Page
30. The Rays Rant
31. Brewers Rumors
32. This is a very simple game…
33. La Pagina de Tony Menendez
34. Cream City Cables
35. I’m Not A Headline Guy…
36. swingingbuntz
37. Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts
38. The Yankee Dinosaur
39. gojays
40. The Baseball Haven
41. 3 Up, 3 Down
42. Unfinished Business
43. DYNASTY League Baseball from designer of Pursue the Pennant
44. Bleacher Boy
45. Plushdamentals
46. More Splash Hits
47. Phillies Red Pinstripes
48. The Sprouting News
49. The Optimist Tiger
50. Royal Blues

MLB.COM BEAT WRITERS
1. Beck’s Blog
2. The Zo Zone
3. Mark My Word
4. By Gosh, It’s Langosch
5. Muskat Ramblings
6. Bowman’s Blog
7. Bombers Beat
8. Britt’s Bird Watch
9. Postcards From Elysian Fields
10. Gonzo and ‘The Show’
11. Major League Bastian
12. Brownie Points
13. North of the Border
14. The Fish Pond
15. Mariners Musings
16. Brew Beat
17. Haft-Baked Ideas
18. Tag’s Lines
19. Change for a Nickel
20. Bollinger Beat

Reminder: Blogs only can be tracked for this list if they use an MLB theme. If you switch to a different WordPress.com theme for a day or two during that month, those page views will not be included for these purposes because they cannot be recorded by MLB.com.

MLB Network’s Mitch Williams started his Wild Things blog earlier this year, and he’s hit the ground running. The former closer’s latest post outlines why he thinks the Rangers will be back in the Fall Classic for the third year running. See what Mitch has to say and leave him some feedback with a comment.

3 Up, 3 Down is an ambitious project by six fans — one per division — who are serving up all kinds of fresh content for their readers. They’ve got a podcast. They picked preseason all-division teams. And of course they’re giving their takes on the latest happenings from around the game.

Over at The Baseball Haven, Evan Vogel is having some Fun With Projections, taking some of the early numbers from around baseball and projecting what they’d look like over the full 162 games.

Beach season will be here before we know it, so make sure you stay on top of the latest must-reads for baseball fans with the Baseball Books blog. Read reviews, leave your two cents in the comments, and see where to buy these books. Or write up your own book review like Jenn at Phillies Phollowers and it may get highlighted with an excerpt and link like hers did.

What MLB.com Blogs do you find yourself reading most often these days?

Here are last month’s top blogs ranked by page views from Mar. 1-31:

MLB PRO
1. From the Corner of Edgar & Dave
2. MLB.com Fantasy 411
3. SF Giants Photos
4. Better Off Red
5. Alyson’s Footnotes
6. Ben’s Biz Blog
7. Baseball Nerd
8. Far East Division
9. So I Married A Baseball Player…
10. Dodgers Photog Blog
11. John & Cait…Plus Nine
12. Phillies Insider
13. Curly W Live
14. The Byrd’s Nest
15. Around the Horn in KC
16. MLB.com Blogs Central (lol)
17. Inside the White Sox
18. MURRAY COOK’S FIELD & BALLPARK BLOG
19. Bloomberg Sports
20. 45 Miles From Fenway
21. Tommy Lasorda’s World
22. Comerica Park, 48201
23. Athletics in Japan: Opening Series 2012
24. CastroTurf
25. Our Game
26. B3: Big, Bald and Beautiful
27. Rattler Radio
28. Down the Line with the Phillies Ballgirls
29. Cubs Vine Line Blog
30. Newberg Report
31. Cooperstown Chatter
32. TribeVibe
33. ‘Cats Corner
34. The Dash Board
35. Clubhouse Confidential
36. Obviously, You’re Not a Golfer
37. Justice4U
38. Fantasy Freddie
39. Kaat’s Korner
40. Padre Knows Best
41. MLB Urban Youth Academy
42. Above the Plate
43. Heard It From Hoard
44. Unlocking the Keys
45. Yard Work
46. Brian Anderson’s House of Blogs
47. Homestand Blog by Yankees Magazine
48.  The Mitchell Report & Livin’ La Vida Leo
49. It’s All Relative
50. ‘Topes Tattler

FAN
1. Rays Renegade
2. The Baseball Collector
3. Counting Baseballs
4. Red State Blue State
5. nybisons
6. Beisbol 007
7. Rockpile Rant
8. mlbblogger
9. The Brewer Nation
10. BlueBattingHelmet
11. TexasRangers_HQ
12. The Unbiased MLB Fan
13. Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend
14. gojays
15. A’s Farm
16. Pinstripe Birthdays
17. Phillies Phollowers
18. The Ballpark Guide
19. Crzblue’s Dodger Blue World
20. Brewers Rumors
21. The Future Blog of the Red Sox
22. The Rays Rant
23. westsideculture
24. Blogging ‘Bout Baseball
25. Observing Baseball
26. The Pittsburgh Peas
27. I’m Not A Headline Guy…
28. Plushdamentals
29. You’re Killin’ Me, Smalls!
30. Fish Fry
31. Collection of Baseball
32. Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts
33. DYNASTY League Baseball from designer of Pursue the Pennant
34. This is a very simple game…
35. Unfinished Business
36. The Yankee Dinosaur
37. La Pagina de Tony Menendez
38. Minoring In Baseball
39. The Baseball Haven
40. Rockin’ Redlegs
41. Cream City Cables
42. 3 Up, 3 Down
43. Live, Eat, and Breathe Yankees
44. baseballqueen
45. Los bigleaguers
46. Bleacher Boy
47. 1992 And Counting
48. Born on Third
49.  The Phanatic Addict
50. The Phil Naessens Show

MLB.COM BEAT WRITERS
1. By Gosh, It’s Langosch
2. Muskat Ramblings
3. Beck’s Blog
4. The Zo Zone
5. Bombers Beat
6. Mark My Word
7. Bowman’s Blog
8. Britt’s Bird Watch
9. Postcards From Elysian Fields
10. North of the Border
11. Mariners Musings
12. Brownie Points
13. Bollinger Beat
14. Major League Bastian
15. Brew Beat
16. Tag’s Lines
17. Change for a Nickel
18. Haft-Baked Ideas
19. Gonzo and ‘The Show’
20. The Fish Pond

Reminder: Blogs only can be tracked for this list if they use an MLB theme. If you switch to a different WordPress.com theme for a day or two during that month, those page views will not be included for these purposes because they cannot be recorded by MLB.com.

Here’s the full release from the club:

Brewers Mission 162 to Send Ben Rouse to All 162 Brewers Games in 2012

Effort to Raise Awareness for Be The Match®

Here’s how it hopefully works: If you have blogged a review of your own that isn’t already covered on the books blog, and you wish for us to include it, leave a comment here with a link to your post. We will try to highlight it, linking back to your full review. The goal is for this to be the best baseball-book outlet around.

You can find my MLB.com reviews of R.A. Dickey’s outstanding debut Wherever I Wind Up and our spring roundup, and feel free to add comments on those articles with your own thoughts about the books.

NEW AT MLB.COM:

Tell us what you think of the new-look MLB.com homepage, and while you’re at it, jump into the fun we are having with our HBO friends since we did a mashup of “Game of Thrones” and MLB 2012 — two seasons set to begin. Like we said on the MLB.com Blogs front, take a look at the mashup video, and then in your own blog post tell everyone who is going to take the crown in Major League Baseball. Lots of people looking forward to both seasons.

GUESS WHO MITCH WILLIAMS LIKES IN A.L.

MLB.com columnist and MLB Network studio host Mitch Williams just blogged about his American League prediction for 2012, and you can click here and find out who he likes. Make sure you are blogging your own picks right along with him and leave him some comments!

The Mariners and Athletics get us started in 2012 with the Japan Opening Series on Wednesday and Thursday, and now is a good time to dive into Ian Kay’s Far East Division and Oakland’s Athletics in Japan blogs with lots of behind-the-scenes posting. Also check out the Seattle front office’s From the Corner of Edgar & Dave and Bob Rose’s Clubhouse Confidential.

The Cleveland Indians front office announces the launch of Tribe Vibe. It will be chock-full of inside access straight from the people who run the show, and among the posts is an ASK THE INDIANS series that will feature spotlight Q&As with club personnel, such as their manager of Arizona operations.

Also wanted to give a shoutout to Scot Drucker, who blogs about his decision to hang up the spikes after a Minors career that included 2009-10 with the Tigers’ Triple-A affiliate in Toledo. He has been on MLB.com Blogs the past two years and hope he’ll keep blogging.

Tell us about any cool new fan blogs you have seen…

The 2011 Cardinals followed the 2010 Giants as back-to-back NL champs. Can the NL threepeat?

This one’s for the dogs: Fenway the Dog is a dog’s eye view of the Red Sox. Written from the perspective of Fenway, the team’s official service dog in training, the blog aims to raise awareness of the amazing work done by these invaluable canine companions. And Dallas Latos, wife of Reds pitcher Mat Latos, posted about their dog, Balls. Leaving it at that.

One of my favorite posts of the year is when Spring becomes official and our good friend Murray Cook shares lawn-care tips with the rest of us. Murray, who has been a groundskeeping consultant to the Commissioner’s Office since 1989 and most recently has been ensuring that the Tokyo Dome is ready for MLB’s openers, is one of our original MLBloggers, as his forever-capitalized MURRAY COOK’S FIELD & BALLPARK BLOG was created just moments after Tommy Lasorda’s World got us started on April 18, 2005. Feel free to ask Murray questions and you also can follow him on Twitter @cookmurray.

Mitch Williams blogs about Matt Wieters and the Orioles' plan for the future.

So, did you see where Ozzie Guillen has been living during Spring Training? He blogged some pics.

Want your blog promoted on MLB.com Blogs? Just say so with a blog post, use the “Jumbo MLBlogs” tag, and include a (good) 480×270 graphic in your post that we might be able to snatch for use as a Jumbo panel to feature it.

Contest alert from Erik at Counting Baseballs. And by the way, he is on a torrid page-view run and closing fast on Rays Renegade and Baseball Collector atop the FANS category of Latest Leaders. Can they hold him off? Will post the next Latest Leaders around April 1.

Speaking of Latest Leaders, one MLB.com beat writer is running away with the overall crown for most page views by any MLB.com blogger in March. Will see if you can guess what team she covers and then check back to see if she stayed in front.

Members of the 2011 Omaha Storm Chasers got their rings, and Around the Horn in KC blogged about it. Is MLB glory next?

If you ever need a hand around here, remember that our good friends at WordPress.com (capably) handle all blog Support, so use their contact page as needed. You also can post comments here whenever you wish and I see them immediately and follow up if I can help. Do not contact MLB.com subscription product customer service people for blogs needs, as they have nothing to do with that since last June.

Do you know what Giants World is? Pretty cool. Find out on the club’s photo blog.

Nationals fans have to follow Curly W Live — took another step forward in Spring Training and will be even more must-follow starting Opening Day.

Welcome back to the Tigers. When you see what we mean, you will growl.

Want to see what a Japan Opening Series ticket looks like? Check it out.

New look on the MLB.com Fantasy 411 blog, check it out. Oh, and make sure to follow my colleagues Mike & Cory so you can dominate your league.

If you have FB, TW & Pinterest pages, then you have to have an MLB.com Blog as well. Your brain is big enough, and you can have your FB and TW streams on the side panel to encourage Likes and follows. Every time you post, set it so it becomes a blurb on your social pages. A blog is a key part of the overall arsenal…more than ever, in fact. That’s why so many Major League clubs start blogs year-round.

Seen a great MLB.com Blog post? Let us know in the comments with full URL please, and tell everyone to blog at http://MLB.com/blogs

MLB.com Blogs Latest Leaders

MLB PRO
1. From the Corner of Edgar & Dave
2. SF Giants Photos
3. Better Off Red
4. John & Cait…Plus Nine
5. Alyson’s Footnotes
6. Comerica Park, 48201
7. MLB.com Fantasy 411
8. Baseball Nerd – Keith Olbermann
9. Ben’s Biz Blog
10. The Byrd’s Nest – Marlon Byrd
11. MLB.com Hot Stove Blog
12. Dodgers Photog Blog
13. MLB.com Blogs Central (lol)
14. Phillies Insider
15. Around the Horn in KC
16. Curly W Live
17. Fantasy Freddie
18. SFGiantScoop
19. B3: Big, Bald and Beautiful – Jonathan Mayo
20. Tommy Lasorda’s World
21. Cubs Vine Line Blog
22. Inside the White Sox
23. Down the Line with the Phillies Ballgirls
24. 45 Miles From Fenway
25. CastroTurf
26. MURRAY COOK’S FIELD & BALLPARK BLOG
27. Newberg Report
28. Our Game – John Thorn
29. Obviously, You’re Not a Golfer – Matthew Leach
30. So I Married A Baseball Player…
31. Padre Knows Best
32. Clubhouse Confidential
33. Cooperstown Chatter
34. MLB Urban Youth Academy
35. Brian Anderson’s House of Blogs
36. The Mitchell Report & Livin’ La Vida Leo
37. Orioles Dream Week 2012
38. Bloomberg Sports
39. Homestand Blog by Yankees Magazine
40. Rattler Radio
41. Above the Plate
42. Ozzie Speaks – Ozzie Guillen
43. Desde el Desierto
44. Justice4U – Richard Justice
45. ‘Riders Insider Blog
46. The Inside Pitch
47. Unlocking the Keys
48. Heard It From Hoard
49. ‘Cats Corner
50. Yard Work

MLB.COM BEAT WRITERS
1. Bombers Beat (Yankees)
2. Muskat Ramblings (Cubs)
3. The Zo Zone (Phillies)
4. Britt’s Bird Watch (Orioles)
5. Bowman’s Blog (Braves)
6. By Gosh, It’s Langosch (Cardinals)
7. Beck’s Blog (Tigers)
8. Mark My Word (Reds)
9. Gonzo and ‘The Show’ (Angels)
10. Brew Beat (Brewers)
11. Postcards From Elysian Fields (Rangers)
12. Brownie Points (Red Sox)
13. Change for a Nickel (Pirates)
14. Mariners Musings
15. North of the Border (Blue Jays)
16. Major League Bastian (Indians)
17. Tag’s Lines (Astros)
18. Bollinger Beat (Twins)
19. Haft-Baked Ideas (Giants)
20. The Fish Pond (Marlins)

FAN
1. Rays Renegade
2. The Baseball Collector
3. Red State Blue State
4. Plushdamentals
5. Counting Baseballs
6. Cook & Son Bats’ Blog
7. Beisbol 007
8. Rockpile Rant
9. BlueBattingHelmet
10. Blogging ‘Bout Baseball
11. The Brewer Nation
12. A’s Farm
13. mlbblogger
14. Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend
15. The Unbiased MLB Fan
16. Pinstripe Birthdays
17. Phillies Phollowers
18. The Ballpark Guide
19. Brewers Rumors
20. Crzblue’s Dodger Blue World
21. nybisons
22. The Pittsburgh Peas
23. The Rays Rant
24. Bleacher Boy
25. Observing Baseball
26. The Phillies Girl Tells All
27. I’m Not A Headline Guy…
28. westsideculture
29. The Future Blog of the Red Sox
30. If You Write It, They Will Come
31. Rockin’ Redlegs
32. Cream City Cables
33. The Baseball Haven
34. Evan’s Daily Opinion
35. Los bigleaguers
36. Bjarkman’s Latino and Cuban League Baseball History Page
37. You’re Killin’ Me, Smalls!
38. DYNASTY League Baseball from designer of Pursue the Pennant
39. This is a very simple game…
40. The Phanatic Addict
41. Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts
42. Unfinished Business
43. Brewers Today
44. Minoring In Baseball
45. Sarge’s Phillies Phantasy Camp Diary
46. The Closer
47. La Pagina de Tony Menendez
48. Fish Fry
49. Collection of Baseball
50. baseballqueen

Reminder: Blogs only can be tracked for this list if they use an MLB theme. If you switch to a different WordPress.com theme for a day or two during that month, those page views will not be included for these purposes because they cannot be recorded by MLB.com.