What radio station is broadcasting the Royals game?
610 Sports Radio-KCSP
All regular season games will be heard on the Royals’ Kansas City affiliate, 610 Sports Radio-KCSP.
How can I listen to the Blue Jays game on the radio?
Alberta
- Calgary: CFAC/Sportsnet 960 The FAN – 960 AM.
- Edmonton: CFRN -101.7 FM.
Where can I listen to Blue Jays games online?
Toronto Blue Jays
- Sportsnet 590 The FAN.
- TSN 1050.
- 107.1 Juice FM.
What radio station is the Blue Jay game on?
All 162 games!
| _______________Sportsnet Radio Network_______________ | |
|---|---|
| Peterborough | CJMB 90.5 FM |
| Sarnia | CHOK 1070 AM |
| Stratford | CJCS 1240 AM |
| Toronto | CJCL 590 AM |
How can I listen to the Royals game on my iphone?
MLB for Apple Devices. The MLB app returns for the 2021 MLB season with access to live game broadcasts, scores and schedules, breaking news, and more. Your #1 source for live baseball on your iOS and Android devices, the MLB app is the official app of Major League Baseball.
How can I listen to Royals spring training?
How can I follow spring training games? You can listen to the dulcet tones of Denny Matthews on the Royals Radio Network this season. Most spring training games will stream on royals.com, and on the radio you can hear 13 games on 610 Sports in Kansas City, with sister station 1660 The Score airing another eight games.
How can I listen to the Blue Jays game on my iphone?
Are the Blue Jays on FM radio?
The Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network consists of 21 stations (17 AM, 4 FM) in 7 Canadian provinces broadcasting the team’s games in English.
Where can I watch Blue Jays?
After their team made a series of high-profile moves, Toronto Blue Jays fans are primed to watch their team in action – and they can find it with Sportsnet’s live and extensive multi-platform coverage all season long.
Who are the Blue Jays radio announcers?
Dan Shulman, Ben Wagner, Pat Tabler, Tommy Hutton If you are going to get away with that then Ben Wagner is the man for the job. Wagner was on the bench until July 30th when he became a one-man radio show calling games in the booth.