Sterling, Waldman |
However, fishbowlny.com speculates this could be a “lame
duck” season for the Yankees broadcasters. It’s the second season that the team
signed a one-year deal with WCBS. He has called every inning since joining the
Yankees’ booth in 1989. Waldman teamed with Sterling in 2005.
There has been speculation that ESPN is going to be a major
player for the radio package in ’14, now that the network moved to the highly
coveted 98.7 FM. Although the signal, especially at night, is not as strong as
what 880 offers on the AM dial.
Sister station WFAN could lose its rights to the Mets if CBS
Sports Radio takes over the famous frequency– 660-AM.
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