Conflicts Using New ATV with old ATV...

This may be a stupid question, but is there any limitation in having an old and a new ATV hooked up at the same time?
2nd question. I have a subscription to MLB.com that provides video/sound of almost all baseball games on my MBP. I can watch them on my big screen if I jack in my HDMI output cable to a spare HDMI port on my flat screen. I'm wondering if I would be able to stream them instead with a new ATV instead of messing around with cabling.

Macaby wrote:
This may be a stupid question, but is there any limitation in having an old and a new ATV hooked up at the same time?
No
2nd question. I have a subscription to MLB.com that provides video/sound of almost all baseball games on my MBP. I can watch them on my big screen if I jack in my HDMI output cable to a spare HDMI port on my flat screen. I'm wondering if I would be able to stream them instead with a new ATV instead of messing around with cabling.
The new Apple TV has a MBL feature, you wouldn't need any cables or your MBP to watch baseball if you had the Apple tv.

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