What was it like listening to sports games on the radio?
Listening to baseball on the radio is comfy as fuck. Used to do it at my grandpa's house while we played cards. He gave me candy when I won, shit was so cash.
>>74501047
>wearing a 3 piece suit in your own living roomy
baseball mega comfy
other sports not as much
>>74501047
>Not knowing the glory of TMS
>>74501047
listening to the shitgarbage tv announcers
>not watching with the tv muted and radio synched up
If not, why even bother?
>mfw worked with a Scandinavian Eurotrash guy last summer who laughed at us every time we'd mention listening to anything on a radio
have fun in your sterile, godless hellhole
>he doesn't listen to baseball on the radio
I'm listening to college baseball on the radio right now
it could not be any comfied
>listening to hockey game on the way back from my own hockey games
>and he passes it up... in the zone... shoots... zzzz
Shit's gay
>>74501047
Basketball is actually not too bad on radio
1. Baseball
2. Football
9001. Hockey
9002. Basketball
???. Soccer
>tfw listening to comfy spring training games on the radio
Diehard baseball fan. I had a 30 minute walk in high school to class. So for day games, on my way home, I could listen to them on some cheap AM radio I bought. Max comfy. And desu baseball is like the only sport you can narrate on radio, that and football.
>and the pitch
>sharp hit down to the left side
>scooped up by the 3B
>throws to first and beats him by a stride
You can picture it perfectly. Not like
>lebron dribbles
>cuts left
>pulls up and scores
Little tougher.
>>74501047
awful, id kill myself if i ever went blind
I listened to some of the boxing earlier on the radio because my stream died, it was comfy 2bh might do it regularly instead of scrambling around for streams
>>74502209
never even thought of listening to boxing on the radio, that does sound comfy
>>74501047
I used to listen to a lot of football (soccer) games on the radio when I was in college. I was too poor to afford good internet so streaming wasn't a possibility, and I didn't have cable either. It's not bad at all, actually radio commentators are much better than TV ones. The coverage is also more deep and listening to the same stations means that you get used to inside jokes that make the games funnier.
10/10 experience. And if TV wasn't always delayed, I'd watch it synchronized with the radio.