Listening to Radio Streams of Sports

I am in college athletics and, one of them main reasons why I got the iPhone was so I could tune into live radio streams of games.
Also pay for Major League Baseball audio broadcasts and could not get them in my iPhone.
I am assuming that this is all linked to the use of Flash.
Any updates you can provide would be very, very helpful.

The URL, or the information on the server, doesn't appear to be formatted such that QuickTime Player can recognize it as an RTSP stream. I tried to figure out, with my minimal French, an alternative from the broadcaster's web site, but could not find a stream version that would work directly in QuickTime Player. Unless someone else here can find a workaround, it looks like you'll have to use one of the other players for that stream.
Regards.

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16-Oct-200709:08 AM
hi_yer wrote:
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Warm Regards
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