MLB.com Returns

I checked my credit card bill online today and guess what? MLB.com had refunded my money. Not only that they had done it the day after I talked with the 1-800 people.

I cancelled because I absolutely hated the sound gaps between when the announcers weren’t speaking. But it turns out, I really missed the listening to the games no matter how bad the quality or how bad the FRS lost.

2-1/2 weeks and I couldn’t take it any more, so I signed back up for Gameday Audio on MLB.com. But I came in through the backdoor and for only 66% of my original cost. To sign up for a year’s worth of baseball, any team’s game with your choice of either the home or the away radio broadcasters, is normally $14.95, but if you join the Red Sox Nation for just $9.95, they toss in Gameday Audio for free.

Wouldn’t you know it, the BoSox have the night off, so tonight I’m listening to the Marlins/Cubs game on WGN.

Started down, went up, still up.
Miata Top Transitions since 01/01/06: 123

The car is in the body shop so I will have no idea of the amount of transitions the top will make while in their hands. According to the insurance estimator they should remove the black rubber belt moulding around the top to properly blend the panel, so they would have to make at least one cycle. But I’m betting to save time they try and get away with just taping it off, so it might not go up or down at all.