I don't know about now but back then national broadcasts had a delay. I used to watch a lot of sports with the radio on but not the national broadcasts and it was because of this. That game absolutely, 100% had a radio delay. We gave up on Steve Lyons after about 3 outs and let Ronnie give us 5 second spoilers for the remainder of the game. If the radio had a delay, how was Ronnie giving you spoilers? That would mean that the radio was ahead of what was on TV. Again..there's no 7 second delay on a live Cubs broadcast. And wasn't one in 2003. How are you so sure? I have absolutely heard delays on Fox and ESPN broadcasts and I know this with 100% certainty as I have heard with my own ears. The only thing is, and Old Style brought up this point, it may be that the radio broadcast is quicker than the TV broadcast thus you hear it before you see it. And actually, when you are live at the park there may be a 1-2 second delay between the action and what is heard on the radio because I have brought a radio before just to see if there was.