Does anyone have any experience with MLB Gameday Audio?

[MrCoffee]

I miss hearing Milo Hamilton call the Astros games, and was wondering if it's worth paying MLB's extortion rate for games.

Has anyone tried it? Is the connectivity good?

[DeeDeeNY]

1. Well worth it at $14.95 for the entire season

That includes all the teams, including spring training

[Oeditpus Rex]

2. It's usually quite good

They had some problems in 2005 with audio quality, at least on Dodgers games, but I didn't notice any the following year. The only issue I have with them is the delay, which ranges from 30 seconds to a minute, but that's not a deal if I'm not simulcasting with the teevee.

I've since switched to XM Radio, though, as I got tired of having to sit at the computer or run wires all over the place to an extension speaker. Now, though, I kind of wish I hadn't because the extra cost ($15 per month) for portability isn't really worth the negatives: It's not always possible to get a good satellite signal because the antenna has to face south and be free of obstruction, and, mainly, XM carries only the home club's broadcast, so for 81 games I have to put up with the likes of the Padres' Ted Leitner, who makes me ill.

[MissMillie]

3. Yep, I like it

I only use it when I'm at work and they're playing an afternoon game, but I think it's worth the money.