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Loggings => MW Loggings => Topic started by: Ct Yankee on February 26, 2017, 1455 UTC
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Season's Greetings :)!
To my knowledge, these are the 2017 50,000 watt clear channel stations carrying major league baseball in English this year. There are other 50,000 watt stations but they are class B stations. Please free feel to add and/or correct. All are flagships unless noted. Affiliates may carry alternative programming at times (Montreal Hockey/Soccer, UConn Football/Basketball)
660am WFAN New York Yankees
670am WSCR Chicago Cubs
680am KNBR San Francisco Giants
690am CKGM Toronto Blue Jays Affiliate in Montreal, Quebec in English
700am WLW Cincinnati Reds
710am KIRO Seattle Mariners
710am WOR New York Mets
850am KOA Colorado Rockies
890am WLS Chicago White Sox
1080am WTIC Boston Red Sox Affiliate in Hartford, CT
1100am WTAM Cleveland Indians
1120am KMOX Saint Louis Cardinals
1500am WFED Washington Nationals
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Looks like Philly gave up on baseball. 1210 WPHT used to carry it but no more.
So, if you are a Phillies fan you'll need to visit here to find a local station to listen on...
http://philadelphia.phillies.mlb.com/phi/schedule/radio_network.jsp
Don't even think about it being on local over the air tv, comcast took care of that.
I guess I will be listening to them on 1440 am or 94.1 fm.
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Don't even think about it being on local over the air tv
The days of walking into a barber shop mid-afternoon on a weekday and watching the ball game on over the air TV are a thing of the past. Baseball games in the afternoon and on OTA TV are, as Ernie Harwell would say, "looong gone".
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1270 AM WXYT Detroit Tigers
50000 watts day and night but directional patterns (favoring NE).
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After checking out the nighttime broadcast patterns for each of those and testing the ones that maybe, possibly I can copy (no chance with WFAN in NYC, for example), it looks like 1120 in Saint Louis is the only one I can reliably copy. Those are the radio listening perils of living in a densely populated region that's isolated from other urban areas.
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Thanks for this list, Ct Yankee :D
I usually use XM Satellite Radio to listen to MLB games while in the car, and most of their audio seems to be relays of local AM stations that are carrying the game in question (for example, last night's game was a relay of WTMJ 620 kHz, a class B station doing 10,000 watts nighttime power) but its nice to have a "real" radio station to listen to in addition to the line of sight satellite signals.
Tried listening to the Cubs/Brewers game late last night [2200-0300 local time, east coast USA] on WSCR 670 kHz AM...this is on a Chevrolet car radio. Unfortunately I heard nothing but a heterodyne. WFAN on 660 kHz was, of course, coming in loud and clear. I generally don't have trouble receiving NYC clear channel AM stations (660, 770, 880, etc) but for whatever reason Chicago wasn't coming in.
WLW was basically nil as well, and its usually similar signal strength to WFAN, WCBS, etc.