Baseball Games On The Radio Are A Home Run
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Baseball Games on the Radio: A Grand Slam Experience
There's an unmatched magic in listening to a hometown baseball broadcast on the radio. With today's technology, fans can tune into their favorite team from anywhere.
Thanks to satellite radio, you can catch all the live action of your chosen team, whether you're on the road or miles away from home.
Since 2006, Major League Baseball (MLB) and XM Satellite Radio have been in a long-term partnership that made MLB accessible to fans nationwide. Games are available live on XM channels 176 through 189, with Spanish broadcasts on MLB En Español (XM channel 190).
Beyond live games, XM offers a variety of baseball programming. "Baseball Beat" provides daily roundtable discussions with top baseball writers sharing insights from their cities and teams.
Fantasy league enthusiasts can tune into "Fantasy Focus" with sportscaster Jeff Erickson for player reviews and management advice. Meanwhile, legendary Baltimore Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. hosts "Ripken Baseball," a weekly show covering everything from major leagues to youth baseball, with listeners able to email questions.
"Baseball This Morning," a news-magazine-style show hosted by sportscaster Mark Patrick and veteran Buck Martinez, starts the day with MLB news, scores, statistics, and previews of upcoming games on XM.
Eric Logan, XM Satellite Radio's executive vice president of programming, sums it up: "Baseball fans have grown up listening to games on the radio. Now, they can hear games from all across the country whether they're in the car, at home, or at the ballpark."
With satellite radio, the tradition of enjoying baseball through the airwaves continues to thrive, connecting fans with the game they love, no matter where they are.
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