+1 to this. My high school job was at a Pier 1 Imports, and most nights at 7PM I'd convince the manager to let me work in the stockroom so that I could listen to Joe and Jerry on the radio. When I first moved into college in Boston, our dorms didn't have cable so I put the first game that I could on the radio. Some kid down the hall popped his head in and asked, "is that a game I hear?" Later, when I didn't have money for MLB.TV I'd buy the radio package. Nowadays, if I'm walking around NYC and there's a game on, I'm listening to Joe on the radio. If I'm at work and can't put the game on my screen, it's Joe on the radio. And during the playoffs, when we have to endure the horrors of Joe Buck, I will always try to get the timing just right (and will endure a delay) to listen to Joe instead of the national broadcasters.