Where is the Game

How to Listen to MLB Games - Complete Radio Guide

Your guide to flagships, national syndicates, satellite radio, and online audio streams for the MLB season.

Listening to summer baseball on the radio is a timeless American tradition. We cover local flagships, national ESPN Radio updates, and online app streaming options.

National Broadcasts: ESPN Radio

**ESPN Radio** holds the exclusive national audio broadcast rights for major MLB showcase events, including:

  • Sunday Night Baseball (every Sunday regular season showcase)
  • The MLB All-Star Game and Home Run Derby
  • The MLB Wild Card Series
  • The American League & National League Division Series (ALDS/NLDS)
  • The American League & National League Championship Series (ALCS/NLCS)
  • The World Series (every game live)

You can listen to ESPN Radio calls online, via the ESPN app, or syndicated locally in most major US markets.

Satellite & Digital: SiriusXM and MLB App

SiriusXM MLB RadioTune into **Channel 89 (SiriusXM MLB Network Radio)** for 24/7 baseball coverage. Live game play-by-play is broadcast on Channels 175-189 with separate home and away team audio feeds.
MLB At Bat / AudioThe official **MLB At Bat** audio subscription allows fans to stream live home and away radio calls of every MLB game on the web or inside the MLB App with zero blackout restrictions.

MLB Team Radio Flagship Stations

Below is the list of primary flagship radio stations for all 30 Major League Baseball teams. If you reside in the local market, you can tune into these stations on standard AM/FM frequencies for free.

TeamFlagship StationMarket
Arizona D-Backs98.7 FM Arizona Sports (KMVP)Phoenix
Atlanta Braves680 AM / 93.7 FM The Fan (WCNN)Atlanta
Baltimore Orioles98 Rock (WIYY) / 1090 AM WBALBaltimore
Boston Red SoxWEEI 93.7 FMBoston
Chicago Cubs670 AM The Score (WSCR)Chicago
Chicago White SoxESPN 1000 AM (WMVP)Chicago
Cincinnati Reds700 WLWCincinnati
Cleveland GuardiansWTAM 1100 AM / 100.7 FM WMMSCleveland
Colorado RockiesKOA 850 AM / 94.1 FMDenver
Detroit Tigers97.1 The Ticket (WXYT-FM)Detroit
Houston AstrosSportsTalk 790 (KBME) / KTRH 740 AMHouston
Kansas City Royals610 AM KCSPKansas City
Los Angeles AngelsKLAA 830 AMAnaheim
Los Angeles DodgersAM 570 LA Sports (KLAC)Los Angeles
Miami Marlins940 AM WINZMiami
Milwaukee Brewers620 AM WTMJMilwaukee
Minnesota Twins830 AM WCCOMinneapolis
New York MetsWCBS 880 AMNew York
New York YankeesWFAN 660 AM / 101.9 FMNew York
Oakland AthleticsBloomberg 960 AM (KNEW)Oakland
Philadelphia Phillies94.1 WIP-FMPhiladelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates93.7 The Fan (KDKA-FM)Pittsburgh
San Diego Padres97.3 FM The Fan (KWFN)San Diego
San Francisco GiantsKNBR 680 AM / 104.5 FMSan Francisco
Seattle MarinersSeattle Sports 710 AM (KIRO)Seattle
St. Louis CardinalsKMOX 1120 AM / 98.7 FMSt. Louis
Tampa Bay Rays95.3 FM / 620 AM WDAETampa
Texas Rangers105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM)Dallas
Toronto Blue JaysSportsnet 590 The FanToronto
Washington Nationals106.7 The Fan (WJFK)Washington

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I listen to MLB games for free?

Yes, if you live in-market, local flagship stations broadcast game calls over standard AM/FM frequencies for free. Online streams of these stations may require a subscription or be geoblocked during live games.

Is there an official MLB app for listening?

Yes, you can stream radio feeds inside the **MLB App** on iOS or Android. Streaming local flagship calls requires an MLB At Bat / Audio subscription.