CELTICS ON NBA AUDIO & VIDEO

[Steve Huffman <stevhuff@eastky.net>]

>     I saw the messages on the Celtics board concerning WEEI.  You can go
> to:
>         http://www.nba.com/
>     and listen to  all of the NBA games for just $19.95 for a year or go
> to:
>         http://espnet.sportszone.com/editors/liveaudio/nba.html
>     and can listen also to all of the NBA games plus many other extras
> from ESPN.  The cost here is $39.95 per year or $4.95 per month.    I
> personally subscribe to the ESPN service.
>     If you know someone who has a little digital dish, lives outside of
> the Boston Celtics black-out area,  and subscribes to the NBA programming,
> they get every NBA game live.  Maybe you could get them to tape some games
> for you.

     The big satellite dish carries the Boston Celtics on WSBK,  Satellite
W3, channel 3,and also on  New England Sports Channel on Satellite W1,
channel 14.  Again ;you would have to find someone outside the Boston
Celtics black-out area to tape the games for you.
     I have a big dish and will watch the games live and listen on my
computer to radio on ESPN.  Radio signal is delayed, but announcers will
give listener different kinds of
information.

>     I live in Pikeville, Kentucky, and it is very hard to pick up Celtics'
> games on the AM radio dial.  Sometimes at night the signal is strong
> enough.  Lots of static and a weak signal make it hard to hear.  The audio
> quality from the internet is really very good.  Try it, and I think you
> will like it.  You must also download a real audio
> player, to hear the broadcasts.  Go to:
> http://www.realaudio.com/products/player/     to get a free player.
> Enjoy.
> Stephen  M. Huffman