There's something special about listening to a baseball game on the radio, and even though I'm not a huge baseball fan, I'd like to start listening to more games. Since I don't have any particular geographic preference (having lived all over the US), I'm free to choose any team in the east; I live in the mid-Atlantic area but can regularly pull in stations from Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Atlanta, etc. So,
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posted by math
on Aug 30, 2010 -
21 answers
I want to record baseball games which often take 3~4 hours. I've tried a Radio Shark to record directly into my computer, but I can't seem to get the reception that I can get with a tuner and a cassette deck. I've tried to find a dual cassette deck that records in auto~reverse on BOTH decks~they used to be common but it seems they're no longer made. Can you help me?
posted by davoid
on May 20, 2010 -
8 answers
I'm looking for an AM/FM/HD radio to tune in to the Sawx or the Pats when I'm working downtown Baaawstin on Sundays.
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posted by Slap*Happy
on Apr 22, 2010 -
4 answers
Where can I get old baseball radio broadcasts? I've look on all the torrent boards, but I can't find them anywhere. I'd love to hear some complete old games, as I wait for the new season.
posted by sholdens12
on Jan 3, 2009 -
4 answers
Is there ANY way I can listen to Mike Shannon's telecast of the rest of the Cardinals' World Series games? As one blog commenter put it, listening to Miller and Morgan sucks away my intelligence.
posted by ontic
on Oct 25, 2006 -
9 answers
Listening to the game...I'd like to listen to the World Series online - sure, I could tune in the "home of the Cardinals", KMOX, but um, yeah, I don't have an AM receiver in the house. I just noticed this (that I don't have AM). Anyone know of a *free* site to stream ballgames?
posted by notsnot
on Oct 23, 2004 -
7 answers
