Atlanta Braves Radio Network

The Atlanta Braves Radio Network is a 138-station network (97 A.M., 41 F.M. stations + 1 F.M. translator) heard across 10 states and one territory of the Southeastern United States that airs Major League Baseball games of the Atlanta Braves. The flagship stations are WCNN and WNNX in Atlanta, Georgia. The main announcers are Jim Powell and Joe Simpson, who alternate between play-by-play and color commentary on each broadcast.[1] Ben Ingram serves as the pregame host and frequently fills in on play-by-play, along with longtime commentator Don Sutton. Grant McAuley is the postgame host, while Kevin McAlpin serves as a dugout reporter. Mark Lemke provides pregame/postgame analysis and occasionally fills in for Sutton on game broadcasts. The engineer and game producer for Braves Network broadcasts is Jonathan Chadwick. Network Producers include Kevin D'Amico, Chris Culwell, Sean Nerny, Brandon Joseph, John Radcliffe, Cameron Carruth and Isiah Stewart.[2]

Due to the large geographic span of the Braves' territory, their radio network has the most affiliates of any team in Major League Baseball.[3] The nearest teams to the north of Atlanta are the Cincinnati Reds, Washington Nationals and the Baltimore Orioles. The nearest teams to the west are the St. Louis Cardinals, Houston Astros and Texas Rangers, while the nearest teams to the south are the Tampa Bay Rays and Miami Marlins.

Flagships
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WCNN680 AMNorth Atlanta, Georgia
WNNX100.5 FMCollege Park, Georgia[3]

Affiliates
Map of radio affiliates in 2015

Alabama
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WAUD1230 AMAuburn
WJOX690 AMBirmingham
WJOX-FM94.5 FMBirmingham
WKNU106.3 FMBrewton
WJTW1480 AMBridgeport
WEIS990 AMCentre
WKUL92.1 FMCullman
WHEP1310 AMFoley
W223AX92.5 FM
WTWX-FM95.9 FMGuntersville
WJQX100.5 FMHelena/Birmingham
WUMP730 AMMadison/Huntsville
W280BA103.9 FMMadison
WMSP740 AMMontgomery
WNZZ950 AM
WVOK1580 AMOxford/Anniston
WYTK93.9 FMRogersville/Florence
WWIC1050 AMScottsboro
WJDB-FM95.5 FMThomasville

Florida
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WJSB1050 AMCrestview (Daytime only)
WAAZ-FM104.7 FMFort Walton Beach
WBSR1450 AMPensacola
W266AL101.1 FM

Georgia
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WGPC1450 AMAlbany
WALG1590 AM
WDMG-FM97.9 FMAmbrose
WISK1390 AMAmericus (construction permit to move to 990 kHz at Lawrenceville, Georgia)
WISK-FM98.7 FMAmericus
WRFC960 AMAthens
WGUS 102.7 FM Augusta
WFNS1350 AMBlackshear
WSFN790 AMBrunswick
WJTH900 AMCalhoun
WLBB1330 AMCarrollton
WBTR-FM92.1 FM
WRCG1420 AMColumbus
WSRM95.3 FMCoosa (construction permit to move to 93.5 MHz)
WCON1450 AMCornelia
WCON-FM99.3 FM
WBLJ1230 AMDalton
WYYU104.5 FM
WGMK106.3 FMDonalsonville
WDMG860 AMDouglas
WMLT1330 AMDublin
WPGY1580 AMEllijay
WLJA-FM101.1 FM
WXKO1150 AMFort Valley
WDUN550 AMGainesville
WGGA1240 AM
WDDK103.9 FMGreensboro
WHIE1320 AMGriffin
WKEU1450 AM
WJUL1230 AMHiawassee
WGST720 AMHogansville (Daytime only)
WMGP98.1 FMHogansville
WLOP1370 AMJesup
WIFO-FM105.5 FM
WPEH1420 AMLouisville
WPEH-FM92.1 FM
WMVG1450 AMMilledgeville
WKZR102.3 FM
WKUN1490 AMMonroe
WMTM1300 AMMoultrie
WYUM101.7 FMMount Vernon
WQEE99.1 FMNewnan
WTIF-FM107.5 FMOmega
WRGA1470 AMRome
WLAQ1410 AMRome (also carries Rome Braves games)
WSNT1490 AMSandersville
WSNT-FM99.9 FM
WWNS1240 AMStatesboro
WJAT800 AMSwainsboro
WMCD106.5 FMRocky Ford
WTGA-FM101.1 FMThomaston
WPAX1240 AMThomasville
WTIF1340 AMTifton
WJNA96.7 FMTignall
WNEG630 AMToccoa
WKWN1420 AM, 101.3 & 106.1 FMTrenton
WGUN950 AMValdosta
WAAC92.9 FM
WVOP970 AMVidalia
WCHZ-FM93.1 FMWarrenton
WJBB1300 AMWinder

Kentucky
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WANO1230 AMPineville
WNTC103.9 FMDrakesboro (repeater of WNSR-Brentwood, Tennessee

Mississippi
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WHSY950 AMHattiesburg
WSFZ930 AMJackson

North Carolina
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WISE1310 AMAsheville
WAZZ1490 AMFayetteville
WFSC1050 AMFranklin
WGNC1450 AMGastonia
WLON1050 AMLincolnton
WCVP600 AMMurphy
WCNG102.7 FM
WNOS1400 AMNew Bern
WCVP-FM95.9 FMRobbinsville
WCAB590 AMRutherfordton
WZGV730 AMShelby
WRGC540 AMSylva
WBLO790 AMThomasville

South Carolina
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WPUB-FM102.7 FMCamden
WQSC1340 AMCharleston
W253BW98.5 FM
WCCP-FM104.9 FMClemson (pre-empted for Clemson University sports and some Sunday sports talk)
WPCC1410 AMClinton
WCOS1400 AMColumbia
WSNW1150 AMSeneca (F.C.C. application for move to Walhalla, South Carolina)
WBCU1460 AMUnion
WOEZ93.7 FMWalterboro

Tennessee
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WNSR560 AMBrentwood (Nashville)
WCLE-FM104.1 FMCalhoun
WALV-FM105.1 FMChattanooga[4]
WVWF1400 AMClarksville
WCLE1570 AMCleveland
WQMT93.9 FMDecatur
WLIL730 AMLenoir City
WJJM1490 AMLewisburg
WMSR1320 AMManchester
KWAM990 AMMemphis
WGNS1450 AMMurfreesboro
WLIK1270 AMNewport
WPFT106.3 FMPigeon Forge
WQKR1270 AMPortland

U.S. Virgin Islands
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WVWI1000 AMSt. Thomas

Virginia
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WHEE1370 AMMartinsville (Daytime only)
WMVA1450 AMMartinsville
WRNL910 AMRichmond
WFJX910 AMRoanoke, Virginia

West Virginia
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WVOW1290 AMLogan
WVOW-FM101.9 FM

Former flagships
CallsignFrequencyLocation
WHDH850 AMBoston (1946-1949)
WNAC1260 AMBoston (1950-1952)
WTMJ620 AMMilwaukee (1953-1965)
WSB750 AMAtlanta (1966-2004)
WGST640 AMAtlanta (2005-2009)
WKLS96.1 FMAtlanta (2005-2007)
WUBL94.9 FMAtlanta (2007-2009)
WNNX100.5 FMAtlanta (2009-2013)
WYAY106.7 FMGainesville/Atlanta (2014-2018)
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See also

References
  1. Atlanta Braves Official Site - Broadcasters
  3. Atlanta Braves Official Site - Braves Radio Network
  4. "Braves New Home In Chattanooga Is Brewer Media's ESPN 105.1 The Zone". Archived from the original on 2017-09-23. Retrieved 2016-11-06.
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