How can I listen to the Phillies game on the radio?

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How can I listen to the Phillies game on the radio?

All regular season games can be heard on WIP 94.1 FM. Phillies baseball can also be heard throughout the tri-state area on the Phillies Radio Network.

What radio station are the Philadelphia Eagles on today?

The radio home of Philadelphia Eagles football, listen as Merrill Reese and Mike Quick call all the action on 97.3 ESPN.

Where can I listen to the Phillies game online for free?

Stream Philadelphia Phillies | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn.

How can I listen to the Philadelphia Eagles?

Download below from your selected device.

  1. Android. Please follow the instructions.
  2. STEP 2: Open the Eagles app. NOTE: If radio button does not display when app opens, please force close to have it appear.
  3. STEP 3: Click the radio icon located in the top corner. NOTE: The radio may take a few moments to load before playing.

What channel is the Philadelphia Eagles game on?

CBS. Watch Eagles games live on CBS.

Can I listen to the Eagles game on my iphone?

Eagles App Watch Eagles games live on the official Eagles iOS Mobile App. (Available to in-market fans only.)

What radio station is WYSP?

94.1 WYSP is a Classic Rock radio station serving Philadelphia, PA. Owned and operated by Entercom. Frequency: 94.1 FM

What is the history of Philadelphia’s WYSP?

In 1974, WYSP became Philadelphia’s “quad” station, piping its audio through a Sony Quad encoder, which provided “ambience” effects to the rear channels of the handfull of quad radios in the market.

Where can I listen to rock radio in Philadelphia?

WYSP 94.1 FM HD-3 Philadelphia PA, Rock radio. Philadelphia, PA, USA. CBS Local Philly, WIP HD-3, Classic Rock, USA Residents Only. Binghamton, NY USA, News. Local News Videos On Demand

How did Philadelphia’s WYSP get its quad format?

Radio consultant Kent Burkhart was called in and along with Lee Abrams helped to develop and refine the format. In 1974, WYSP became Philadelphia’s “quad” station, piping its audio through a Sony Quad encoder, which provided “ambience” effects to the rear channels of the handfull of quad radios in the market.