MLB question...

Is there any way to listen to internet MLB games without purchasing software from MLB? I want to listen to Brewer games down here in FL.

On 2007-05-09 08:14, finkdaddy wrote:
I want to listen to Brewer games down here in FL.

Is that something like drinking games?

http://www.brewersradionetwork.com/

Another option is to go with XM satellite radio - they air every single MLB game throughout the season, and you would be able to listen to Brewers games in Florida.

You would have to purchase a XM radio first, and pay a monthly fee, but you would then also be able to listen to all sorts of music, commercial free, at about the same monthly price of the MLB internet broadcast rate.

I moved from Wisconsin to the DC area in 84, and stayed a true-blue Brewer fan, catching them on many of their visits to Baltimore, but lost a lot of interest when Robin Yount and Paul Moliter left the team. It was hard to be a fan when I no longer recognized the remaining players.

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the suggestions. If I'm going to pay I'll just pay MLB for the broadcasts. I was hoping someone new some sort of backdoor way of listening to the games live.

Remember about 10 years ago at the dawn of the Internet Age? Almost every radio station in the land had a website and a "click here to listen live" button. I thought the future was gonna be peachy. Then somebody figured out people would PAY to listen to commercially radio. Not me. I just watch to the games in my head....

HE MISSED THE TAG! HE MISSED THE TAG!

Brewers are tearing it up this year. They should move back to the American League where they belong tho'.