Chicago Cubs Radio Network

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The Chicago Cubs Radio Network is comprised of 45 stations in eleven states.^[1] It is a division of Tribune Broadcasting's Tribune Radio Network, which (outside of Cubs broadcasts) primarily airs farm reports by Orion Samuelson and Max Armstrong.

The Cubs' flagship radio station is WGN, 720 AM. Pat Hughes is the play-by-play announcer, along with color commentator Ron Santo and pre- and post-game host Cory Provus. All 162 regular season baseball games and all postseason games are broadcast, though not all affiliates distribute the entire slate.

The games are transmitted to stations via C-Band satellite service on AMC-8.

Contents 1 Affiliates 1.1 Idaho 1.2 Illinois 1.3 Indiana 1.4 Iowa 1.5 Kentucky 1.6 Michigan 1.7 Minnesota 1.8 Missouri 1.9 Nebraska 1.10 South Dakota 1.11 Wisconsin 2 References

[edit] Affiliates

[edit] Idaho

• Meridian KIOV-AM 1450

[edit] Illinois

• Chicago WGN-AM 720
• Lawrenceville WAKO-AM 910
• Lawrenceville WAKO-FM 103.1
• Marion WDDD-AM 810
• Metropolis WMOK-AM 920
• Monmouth WRAM-AM 1330
• Peoria WIRL-AM 1290
• Pontiac WJEZ-FM 98.3
• Quincy WGEM-AM 1440
• Ramsey WTRH-FM 93.3
• Rockford WROK-AM 1440
• Springfield WFMB-AM 1450
• Sterling WSSQ-FM 94.3

[edit] Indiana

• Bloomington WGCL-AM 1370
• Boonville WBNL-AM 1540
• Ft. Wayne WBZQ-AM 1300
• Indianapolis WFDM-FM 95.9
• Marion WBAT-AM 1400
• Princeton WSJD-FM 100.5
• Terre Haute WBOW-AM 640
• Terre Haute WAXI-FM 104.9
• Terre Haute WSDX-AM 1130

[edit] Iowa

• Atlantic KNOD-FM 105.3
• Boone KWBG-AM 1590
• Burlington KCPS-AM 1150
• Carroll KCIM-AM 1380
• Cedar Falls KCNZ-AM 1650
• Davenport KJOC-AM 1170
• Des Moines KRNT-AM 1350
• Dubuque WDBQ-AM 1490
• Elkader KADR-AM 1400
• Iowa City KXIC-AM 800
• Ottumwa KLEE-AM 1480
• Sheldon KIWA-AM 1550
• Sheldon KIWA-FM 105.3

[edit] Kentucky

• Manchester WWXL-AM 1450

[edit] Michigan

• Kalamazoo WKZO-AM 590

[edit] Minnesota

• Sauk Rapids WBHR-AM 660

[edit] Missouri

• Marshfield KMRF-AM 1510

[edit] Nebraska

• Omaha KOZN-AM 1620

[edit] South Dakota

• Yankton KVTK-AM 1570

[edit] Wisconsin

• Marshfield WDLB-AM 1450
• Minocqua WLKD-AM 1570
• Wisconsin Rapids WFHR-AM 1300

[edit] References

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