Spiffikins for the win

[susandennis]

There's a little static but not horrible. Mainly having a real radio makes watching a muted game on TV with radio commentary a really pleasant experience WHEW!! They are so nearly in sync, it's pretty seamless.

It's a far far far better experience than what's I've had before.

The bass from the concert across the street is coming through loud and clear over the radio and past the a/c... there is no calm and quiet here today but that's ok.

It's just so nice to have a good way to enjoy baseball!

Comments

[halfmoon_mollie1]

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[spiffikins]

Yay! I'm glad it was an easy fix!

[susandennis]

I found a way to position it to reduce the static. Besides side stepping the one broadcaster I hate, the radio baseball announce is always so much more complete than the TV. I enjoyed the best of both worlds today and have the whole second half of the season to look forward to. Your question was genius.

[rsc]

the radio baseball announce is always so much more complete than the TV.

They kind of have to be, since you presumably can't see what they're talking about. One of my few complaints about the regular Red Sox radio announcers is that they don't remind you frequently enough of the count and the number of outs. (This is particularly annoy9ing when I've just gotten into the car and have no info on the number of outs Well, if I'm not the one driving I can always look at my phone, I suppose.))

[susandennis]

oh when i turn on the game in the car, that's when they start the timer - let's see how long we can go without mentioning any pertinent data about the game! i'm always the one driving.

[wpadmirer]

I really love the Rays' tv announcers. They are wonderful and funny and interesting to listen to, so I'm lucky.

[nanila]

Woo hoo! 😀