Sent the C.Crane back today.
Two stations I could not get so it's just not worth it.
My fault though, I thought Internet Radio meant internet radio.
I couldn't get Radio Paradise or WEMU 89.1 FM
if interested here's a link to WEMU 
http://wemu.org/#stream/0
it's a college station, Eastern Michigan University

That answers that question.  

Other than that, how did it work and sound ? 

Sent the C.Crane back today.
Two stations I could not get so it's just not worth it.
My fault though, I thought Internet Radio meant internet radio.
I couldn't get Radio Paradise or WEMU 89.1 FM
if interested here's a link to WEMU 
http://wemu.org/#stream/0
it's a college station, Eastern Michigan University

Sent the C.Crane back today.
Two stations I could not get so it's just not worth it.
My fault though, I thought Internet Radio meant internet radio.
I couldn't get Radio Paradise or WEMU 89.1 FM
if interested here's a link to WEMU 
http://wemu.org/#stream/0
it's a college station, Eastern Michigan University

I love my Squeezebox.

15 bucks for any game?
I'm there, I would listen to Tiger games from the other team's broadcast
I liked that with XM,  get a lot of different info on everything from around the leagues

The MLB app costs $15 I think and allows live radio streaming of any game. Very much worth it. 

I looked it up, thanks
I'm only going to use it in my bedroom, I always like to have baseball on the radio when I turn in
not because it's boring but because it gives me peace of mind
after sundown I can pick up Cubs, Cardinals, Reds, Tribe
but I doubt that I'll be able to listen to baseball streaming since MLB doesn't allow it
We moved in 2015 and where we live now is in nowheresville and nothing but church, talk and bro-country
I can pick up the PBS station out of East Lansing but it's classical music and I have been listening to that  and even picked up on a few things

He means you should run a cable to it from your router, at least until you have it set up and the presets how you like them. That way you won't be dealing with the added layer of complexity that is the WIFI. 

hmmm, not a clue about what you said, 
I saw a video of the thing and they didn't tell you how to operate it just what stations you can pick up
funny coincidence the first one was an AM station out of Detroit, I'm sure you picked it across the lake WJR AM 760
I can pick up WTAM AM 1100 out of Cleveland at night, I listen to the Tribe sometimes  
 I'm hoping I can get RP 

I would use the Ethernet port and do a hardwire set up for all the functions first especially while looking for your first set of stations.  Then you should be good to go the first time out.

I just placed the order for the C.Crane, I hope all I have to do is plug the electric cord into the wall and listen

Nice radio there.  My wife has an Amazon Fire and uses it often, more for Facebook, YouTube, and emails.  If you have a brand new one it probably has Alexa voice commands too, so you can probably just tell it to play RP.  I got an Amazon Echo Dot for Christmas and I have it Bluetooth connected to a portable stereo speaker; it's pretty cool.

Cool. They have some open box returns too. Save a few bucks...

I read through this thread and I think the C.Crane CC WiFi Internet Radio that Kurtster suggested is the way to go,
check it out here http://www.ccrane.com/CC-WiFi-Internet-Radio-w-Clock-Alarm-99-Memory-Presets

Ha !  Yes the price did indeed come down.  Don't own the radio but I can tell you that CCrane is a good outfit, family owned and has great customer service.  You have 60 days to return it, no questions asked.

Still looking at this radio.  My present clock radio is 35 years old and its an analogue tuner so changing channels in the middle of the night is a bitch.  I've been listening to evening and overnight talk since I was a kid when I built my Remco crystal radio and listened with one of those old fashioned ear pieces.  Mine was before there was the single sided headphone.

In the meantime, I got my first tablet, an Amazon Fire HD.  Haven't really used it a whole lot yet, other than as a portable radio.  I've got RP and I ♥ Radio and some stations that I must use their webpage in order to listen.  Its pretty cool doing that.