I also tried to listen to the game on the internet.. I went to
brodcastsports.com and picked up the WZON link... Unfortunately they were
also brodcasting the Red Sox/Yankees game.. Sounded pretty clear though which
is good news!
 
Regards,
Al
 
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>I also had trouble accessing the WMEB site thru Webcast.com.  Got onto WZON
>site but they had the Sox on. As a last resort I tuned into the Minnesota
>station and caught the last half of the 1st period.  Sounded like the Alfond
>was rocking when Brett Heisten scored to tie the game at 1.
>
>Nice way to start defending the National Championship.
>
>John Duffill
>An Original Friend of Maine Hockey
>
>D B Doucette wrote:
>
>> Here's my status trying to hear the Maine/Minnesota game tonite here in
>> Massachusetts:
>>
>> 1.  WMEB - they link to a screen with no place to click to actually HEAR
>> the game.  All active
>>      links on this last page go to a page under the UMaine website.
>>
>> 2.  WZON - basically the same thing, except the active links don't go to a
>> Maine website, but
>>       certainly no place to actually HEAR the game.
>>
>> 3.   Minnesota website - 3rd try even if to hear the away team.  Seems my
>> old PowerMac 6100
>>      with OS 7.5 is not GOOD ENOUGH for the software which is used for
>> their site.
>>
>> What have I done wrong beside trying desperately not to go to the Dark Side
>> (Wintel) or to a G3/G4 and stay with my good old dependable two-year old
>> Macintosh??
>>
>> Dan Doucette
>>
>> ***  Isn't it fitting someone named Garth Snow is playing  ***
>> ***            for a hockey team in Canada   ???           ***
>>
>> Maine - National Champions 1993 and 1999 -
>> first in the new Millennium ?
>