> Sorry, but I do live in Atlanta, so that's were my opinion
> comes from. The Braves Radio Network most likely covers the
> entire southeast, so what's the problem?
> (
www.bravesradio.net). You can't expect the Braves to choose
> WSB just because their signal may skip at night and go
> beyond the southeast. When WSB had the Braves, they of
> course also had a radio network because they knew that their
> signal may be heard in one area at night, but the next night
> it may not, depending on conditions. In any case, if Dickey
> does get the Braves, we'll have the same problem at night,
> so get used to it.
I agree, I'm sure the Braves sound awesome on 96rock. But my local Braves station fades out at sunset; so WSB was great for listening to the Braves announcers when they weren’t on TV (post-season especially), the post-game show, or during rain delays.
And for many without cable, it was their only choice.