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The Major League Baseball 2014 season is finally upon us, with opening night this Sunday, March 30 (Dodgers vs. Padres), and Opening Day on Monday, March 31. Baseball fans will be able to watch over 2,430 regular season games live or on-demand on their Roku devices (live games subject to blackout restriction) with an MLB.TV Premium subscription.

On "This Week on Roku" we take a quick look at a few of the new channels just released in the Roku channel store. We also look at new episodes of shows on PBS and PBS Kids, and then we check out what's new on MaddyGTV.

Thirteen new channels were launched in the Roku Channel Store this week, bringing content in the categories of Internet TV, Food, Games, Special Interest, Movies & TV, Travel, Music, Screensavers & Apps, and Religion & Spirituality to the Roku. Click on the links below for more details on each channel.

Have you tried to find M-GO in the Roku Channel Store and failed? Have you wondered why the Movies and TV Shows selections on the Roku home screen doesn't let you watch Netflix or Amazon? Many Roku users are unaware that M-GO is an app built into the Roku player, accessed from the home screen menu, not from the channel store or My Channels. Read on for more information on the M-GO movie service on Roku.

I'm trying something new this week: A video preview of some of the new Roku channels. Let me know what you think through the Contact page or leave comments below.

Sixteen new channels were launched in the Roku Channel Store this week, bringing content in the categories of Games, Internet TV, Kids & Family, Music, Religion & Spirituality, Sports, and Travel to the Roku. Click on the links below for more details on each channel.