Post by sirvesa on Apr 21, 2017 14:53:59 GMT -8
I have an old boombox and remember the days of putting in a cassette tape to record something on the radio, if for some reason I couldn't stayed glued to the entire broadcast.
Nowadays we listen on TuneIn, or possibly through the link at OSUBeavers.com.. and even radio here and there (I live in PDX).. assuming the station up here that's supposed to broadcast the game actually follows through and airs it.
I wondered if anyone could tell me how (if there's a way) to listen to a Beaver baseball game after it has ended.
I will likely be busy tonight between 6 pm and 9 or 10 when it ends.. And I'd love to listen to the entire game maybe later this evening.
If anyone can help, please let me know.
Thx!
Nowadays we listen on TuneIn, or possibly through the link at OSUBeavers.com.. and even radio here and there (I live in PDX).. assuming the station up here that's supposed to broadcast the game actually follows through and airs it.
I wondered if anyone could tell me how (if there's a way) to listen to a Beaver baseball game after it has ended.
I will likely be busy tonight between 6 pm and 9 or 10 when it ends.. And I'd love to listen to the entire game maybe later this evening.
If anyone can help, please let me know.
Thx!
