Baltimore Orioles Radio Network

The Baltimore Orioles Radio Network comprises 39 stations in five states and the District of Columbia.[1]

Beginning in 2022, the Orioles' flagship station is once again WBAL/1090 AM and is joined by sister station WIYY/97.9 FM; a game conflict with the Baltimore Ravens sees one station carrying the Orioles, and the other the Ravens. The contract is for 6 years.[2] Jim Hunter calls play by play for the majority of games, with ESPN broadcaster Kevin Brown stepping in for approximately 50 games. Hunter took the primary role calling Orioles radio broadcasts following the retirement of Joe Angel, "The Voice of the Orioles" in 2004.[3] All 162 regular season baseball games are currently broadcast throughout the network.

Affiliates
Map of radio affiliates in 2015

(Updated as of January 9, 2022.)

Delaware
CityStationFrequency
Lewes/Ocean City, MDWXDEFM 105.9
WilmingtonWWTXAM 1290

District of Columbia
CityStationFrequency
Washington, D.C.WSBNAM 630[4]

Maryland
CityStationFrequency
AnnapolisWNAVAM 1430
W260BMFM 99.9
Baltimore (flagships)WBALAM 1090
WIYYFM 97.9
WIYY-HD2FM 97.9 HD2
W268BAFM 101.5
CambridgeWCEMAM 1240
CrisfieldWBEYFM 97.9
Cumberland / FrostburgWTBOAM 1450
W250CMFM 97.9
FrederickW292FRFM 106.3
WWEG-HD4FM 106.9 HD4
HagerstownWARKAM 1490
W244CPFM 98.9
Pocomoke CityWGOPAM 540
W293DNFM 100.7
SalisburyWTGMAM 960
WestminsterWTTRAM 1470
W272CXFM 102.3

North Carolina
CityStationFrequency
GreenvilleWGHBAM 1250
WashingtonWDLXAM 930

Pennsylvania
CityStationFrequency
CarlisleWIOOAM 1000
W250APFM 97.9
WHYLAM 960
GettysburgWGETAM 1320
W229DKFM 93.7
HanoverWHVRAM 1280
W237ERFM 95.3
ShippensburgWRDDAM 1480
W230AXFM 93.9
YorkWSBAAM 910
W230CQFM 93.9
WGLDAM 1440

Virginia
CityStationFrequency
HopewellWHAPAM 1340
W245CVFM 96.9
LynchburgWLVAAM 580
W231CEFM 94.1
NorfolkWVSP-FMFM 94.1
PetersburgWTPSAM 1240
W274BXFM 102.7
RichmondWXGIAM 950
W258DCFM 99.5

West Virginia
CityStationFrequency
Berkeley SpringsWCSTAM 1010
MartinsburgWEPMAM 1340
W229CMFM 93.7

See also

References
  1. "Broadcast Affiliates". Baltimore Orioles.
  2. Press release on January 5, 2022 announcing WBAL as the flagship of the Orioles; retrieved January 7, 2022.
  3. "Orioles announce 2019 broadcast team".
  4. "ESPN 630 AM The Sports Capitol Named the Official Washington, D.C. Radio Home of the Baltimore Orioles," ESPN 630 AM (WSBN), Wednesday, March 24, 2021. Retrieved March 24, 2021
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