WWBZ 700, WFNX 99.9 "vote for format"

[Laurence Glavin]

 >Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2014 at 3:45 PM
 >From: Steve <stevewest106@hotmail.com>
 >To: "scott@fybush.com" <scott@fybush.com>, "Jibguy@aol.com" <jibguy@aol.com>, "boston-radio-interest@lists.BostonRadio.org" <boston-radio-interest@lists.bostonradio.org>
 >Subject: RE: WWBZ 700, WFNX 99.9 "vote for format"

> Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 00:18:30 -0400
 >I don't know where
> you'd tune now to hear the Sox if you're in Athol or Orange. WVEI sure
> doesn't get there, and Entercom doesn't seem to care.
>

>WTIC 1080. I think TIC has had the Sox games since Marconi was a boy. Back in the days when I was at WWBZ (CAT) we aired DAY games. I never did figure out how Partridge >managed to convince the network to let us broadcast less than 1/3rd of a season schedule, but they did. But most of us tuned in WTIC, since they aired every Red Sox game all >season, even back in 1980. Second strongest AM signal in Orange, not counting 700. WBZ is the strongest, TIC the next strongest, and although nobody's listening to it, WIZZ  >(WGAM/WPOE) 1520 Greenfield. At night, strongest is WWKB Buffalo, hands down.
 >And once again, I go off topic... all by accident! LOL


Of course, with the call letters WIZZ, you'd expect the station to have streaming audio, and it does.
So does WHIZ-FM in Ohio, but apparently WHIZ-AM doesn't.