WBCN to sports at 98.5; WBMX to 104.1

[Bob Nelson]

Probably two or three; two solid ones (WEEI and the new outlet) and
maybe WAMG/WLLH
with ESPN programming and games for good measure. There is also WWZN but they're
brokered progtalk most of the time these days anyway, with sports and
other brokered
time otherwise.

Sports and the young male demo is highly thought of these days and you could see
young adult males flocking to a FM sports talker rather than those
old, static-filled
AM freqs.



> Umm, call me crazy, but how many sports and sports-talk formats does this
> town really need (or can this town really support)?
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