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Looks like I'll be doing some DXing from California in three weeks
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That video clip I got from 1700 on Sunday night was as strong as I've ever heard that sports station.
I listened to the video again and again and, as someone said, it had to be the Phillies/Cardinals game because after 30 seconds in, it sure sounds like they say "Bottom of the 8th, 5 runs scored" and then "the National League edition of ESPN radio."
For certain, you hear the words 'National League' and in game 2 of the Phillies and Cardinals series, the Cards did have 5 runs at the bottom of the 8th if you look at the game stats.
Since KBGG was broadcasting the American League at the time, I'd say I have a catch of XEPE unless anyone can dispute the game heard in the video was not the National League game.
I listened again last night and not a trace of any station on 1700 that sounded like ESPN broadcasting a game. 1700 had WJCC dominating with KVNS struggling in the background.
I listened to the video again and again and, as someone said, it had to be the Phillies/Cardinals game because after 30 seconds in, it sure sounds like they say "Bottom of the 8th, 5 runs scored" and then "the National League edition of ESPN radio."
For certain, you hear the words 'National League' and in game 2 of the Phillies and Cardinals series, the Cards did have 5 runs at the bottom of the 8th if you look at the game stats.
Since KBGG was broadcasting the American League at the time, I'd say I have a catch of XEPE unless anyone can dispute the game heard in the video was not the National League game.
I listened again last night and not a trace of any station on 1700 that sounded like ESPN broadcasting a game. 1700 had WJCC dominating with KVNS struggling in the background.
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