Okay, so, I’m a huge Mets fan, right? And I wanted to catch their game on the radio the other day. I was driving, so watching it on my phone or on TV wasn’t really an option. I needed to find a way to listen in, you know?
First, I grabbed my phone and started looking for radio stations that might be broadcasting the game. I remembered hearing something about WCBS 880 being the Mets’ radio home since like 2019. So, I tried tuning into that station first. It wasn’t broadcasting there.
Then I thought, “Maybe there’s an app for this.” I went to the app store and searched for something like “Mets radio.” Found a few options, but they didn’t have the kind of content I expected.
After that, I decided to check out SiriusXM. I heard they carry a lot of sports, so I figured it was worth a shot. I opened the app and searched for the Mets, and bam, there it was! They have these channels, 857 for the Mets’ home feed and different ones for away games or national broadcasts, like ESPN Radio on channel 80.
- Found the Mets on SiriusXM channel 857.
- Listened to the whole game, start to finish.
- It was awesome, even though they were playing the Dodgers.
The cool thing is, you can listen to pretty much any Mets game on SiriusXM, whether you’re at home or on the road. You just need the app and a subscription, I guess. Or you can listen on an actual SiriusXM radio if you have one.
Oh, and I also found out that SNY, which is like the main TV channel for the Mets, has an app too. But it looks like you need a cable subscription to watch live games on there. Maybe I’ll try that out sometime when I’m at home and can’t watch on the big screen.
Anyway, if you’re a Mets fan and you want to listen to the games on the radio, SiriusXM is the way to go. It’s super easy, and you get the full play-by-play, which is way better than just checking the score updates, in my opinion.
Key Takeaways
- SiriusXM has all the Mets games.
- Channel 857 is the Mets’ home feed.
- You can use the SiriusXM app or a SiriusXM radio.
- SNY app has live games, but you need a cable subscription.
That’s my little adventure in finding the Mets game on the radio. Hope it helps some fellow fans out there!
