For all the out-of-towners

[Guest Hillbilly]

You can now listen to the FAN live here:

http://www.wfan.com/

But, I'm not exactly sure if that's a good thing.

[Guest cooby classic]

Neat, thanks!

[Frayed Knot]

As pointed out in another thread, you will NOT get Met games via that link.

You'll also find the link blacked out at other times: during their coverage of Net basketball games, NJDevils hockey, plus various national games that they cover like weekly NFL games (Monday/Sunday nights) or Bowl games, NBA playoffs, etc.

[Guest cooby classic]

Ah...then not neat.

I can pick them up on the radio until it gets hot out, I'm okay.

[Theoldmole]

I splurged the 15 bucks or whatever it is for MLB Audio.

[Willets Point]

Frayed Knot wrote: As pointed out in another thread, you will NOT get Met games via that link. You'll also find the link blacked out at other times: during their coverage of Net basketball games, NJDevils hockey, plus various national games that they cover like weekly NFL games (Monday/Sunday nights) or Bowl games, NBA playoffs, etc.

You've just listed all the things worth listening to on WFAN. Why is this available online again?

[Guest MadDog]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA GOOD AFTERNOON EVERYBODY! How are you today!!!

[Frayed Knot]

Exhibit A of why the newly available internet link for the mid-day hours will be referred to as 'Screaming On-line'

[dgwphotography]

ok - I haven't listened to Benigno in a while, so I just tuned in. Within 15 minutes, my ears started to bleed...

[Guest Spacemans Bong]

It's worth it for the Schmoozer.

[metirish]

Steve Somers is on now, I love him, he's got a great sarcastic humor.

[Theoldmole]

What kind of person thinks "How are you today?" is a clever signature line?

[The Big O]

Frayed Knot wrote: As pointed out in another thread, you will NOT get Met games via that link. You'll also find the link blacked out at other times: during their coverage of Net basketball games, NJDevils hockey, plus various national games that they cover like weekly NFL games (Monday/Sunday nights) or Bowl games, NBA playoffs, etc.

However, if you do want Mets games from out of town, you can listen to Fox radio from the capital region on WOFX 980. The direct link is on this all-encompassingly handy site:

http://www.thegamelive.com/

[Guest Bret Sabermetric]

TheOldMole wrote: What kind of person thinks "How are you today?" is a clever signature line?

Same kind of egotistical schmuck-and-a-half who thinks that when I tune into a sportstalk show I really want to hear him and his tubby buddy wax not-so-eloquent about great movies they've seen for half an hour at a clip? HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA.

Now THERE's a sig line. If he'd open the show with that loopy artificial laugh of his, at least that would be a novelty.

[A Boy Named Seo]

I'm eating this shit up! I've heard a few minutes here and there the couple of times I've been to NY, but it's hilarious to sit and listen to. I was all set for my first Mike & Mad Dog show, but it's not on the program guide for today.

How much longer before it's not fun or funny and I have liquid, visceral, bubbling hate for everyone involved?

[Willets Point]

Wait for the Mets first losing streak.

[Frayed Knot]

Mets/Braves Monday night is the ESPN game for all those not in SNY territory

[Willets Point]

Frayed Knot wrote: Mets/Braves Monday night is the ESPN game for all those not in SNY territory

Does that mean there's a blackout for MLB.TV viewers?

[Frayed Knot]

I don't know if one has any effect on the other.
It's just that those w/TVs but not SNY should be able to catch Monday's game.