Thanks for the correction keithTuneIn is not charging for Ducks Stream, per their FAQ.
What is left on AM besides talk radio?This would suggest that KLAA won't be around in its current form in 2023.
This would suggest that KLAA won't be around in its current form in 2023.
The Oakland A's announced on Tuesday that they would become the first Major League Baseball team to ditch a local radio broadcast for a streaming-only solution. Fans can listen to games through the TuneIn mobile app for free as long as they live in the A's northern California media market.
Curiously, games will still be on the radio in some cities, the closest of which is Sacramento.
Maybe the A's will be vindicated for this move years down the line. It's totally possible that younger fans will be more drawn to baseball if the game lives on their phones rather than on the radio. That said, it's worth wondering if the move to TuneIn will only inconvenience some of the A's biggest fans instead.
Anyone remember this article from 2020? If I'm not mistaken someone on Radio Discussions said the A's were already back on the radio even last season.
www.athleticsnation.com
Same Boston sports station has the Bruins and Celtics. When there's a conflict, one of the games goes to a co-owned music station.Correct. A few months after making the announcement that they were ditching radio (The Game) and were instead on TuneIn, they signed a deal with KNEW and iHeartRadio:
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A’s add radio station after all
Oakland’s games are now available on local AM radio again; plus, an update on their online streamwww.athleticsnation.com
That deal remained in place for 2021 and 2022. This is why I say when the dust from KLAA settles, we will see the Ducks on some station somewhere. Perhaps on KSPN or back at KLAA. The best situation would be on KRLA, but they have the Lakers in the winter.
Same Boston sports station has the Bruins and Celtics. When there's a conflict, one of the games goes to a co-owned music station.
What is left on AM besides talk radio?
I never cried over a radio station dying. But when 980 the beast died I’ll admit I wasn’t myself for a few daysHave you listened to KFWB 980?