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Dan Orsillo, Jack Lefaivre Richmond Braves Ottawa Lynx - station information unavailable Lancaster Jethawks - 1470 KUTY-CA; TBA Pawtucket Red Sox - 790 WKLW-RI; Dan Orsillo, Jack LeFaivre Modesto A's - no radio broadcasts Richmond Braves - 910 WRVH-VA; Robert Fish Kancho Cucamonga Quakes - 1350 KCKC-CA; Mike Curlo (EE) ScrantonJ Wilkes Barre Red Barons - 980 WILK-PA; Kent Westling 910 -PA, 960 -PA, 1300 -PA(I do Rancho Cucamonga Quakes - 1510 KSNE-CA; Paco Chavez (SS) not know what the other stations are.) San Bernardino Stampede - 1290 KMEN-CA; Michael Saeger Syracuse Chiefs - 620 WHEN-NY; Ted Deluca, Steve Hyder San Jose Giants - 90.7 KSJS-CA; Chris Towsen Toledo Mud Hens - 96.1 WMTR-OH; John Keller Stockton Ports - no radio broadcasts Toledo Mud Hens - 900 WFRO-OH; John Keller Visalia Oaks - 1270 KJUG-CA; Bob Flanagan, Jason Matlock Toledo Mud Hens - 99.1 WFRO-OH; John Keller Carolina League (A) Pacific Coast Leaaue (AAA) Durham Bulls - 620 WDNC-NC; Steve Barnes klbuquerque ~uces- 1050 KNML-NM; Mlke Roberts, Russ Langer Frederick Keys - 820 WXTR-MD; Matt Noble Albuaueraue Dukes - 920 KHTL-NM (some -games); M~keRoberts, Russ Langer Kinston Indians - TBA; Josh Whetzel calga& ~Hnnons- TBA Lynchburg Hill Cats - TBA; John Miller Colorado Springs Sky Sox - 1240 KRDO-CO; Dick Chase, Dan Karcher Prince William (Woodbridge, VA) Cannons - 1200 WAGE-VA; Bob McElligot,Mike Antonellis Edmonton Trappers - TBA; Al Coates Salem Avalanche - 1240 WROV-VA; Mark Aucutt Las Vegas Stars - 920 KBAD-NV; Jon Sandler, Tim Neverett Salem Avalanche - 1230 WXCF-VA; Mark Aucutt Phoenix Firebirds - 1060 KUPD-AZ; Kent Derdivanis, Nick Simonette,Jim Lefebre Salem Avalanche - 103.9 WXCF-VA; Mark Aucutt 1290 Salt Lake Buzz - 1320 KFAN-UT; Steve Klauke Wilmington (DE) Blue Rocks - WpR-DE; Mark Nasser, Karl Schalk Tacoma Raniers - 850 KHHO-WA; Bob Robertson Winston-Salem Warthogs - 1380 WTOB-NC; Tim Grubbs Tucson Toros - 990 KT=-AZ; Matt Vasgersian, Dave Brady (EE) Vancouver Canadians - 850 CKMA-BC; Brook Ward Florida State League (A) Brevard County (Melbourne) Manitees - no radio broadcasts Eastern League (AA) (Port) Charlotte Rangers - no radio broadcasts Akron Aeros - 640 WHLO-OH; Jim Clark, Scott Berggren Clearwater Phillies - no radio broadcasts Binghamton Mets - 1290 WNBF-NY; Dave Schultz Daytona Cubs - no radio broadcasts Bowie (MD) Baysox - 1430 WNAV-MD; Dave Collins Dunedin Blue Jays - no radio broadcasts Hairisburg Senators - 1230 WKBO-PA; Brad Spareus Fort Myers Miracle - 770 WWCN-FL; Rob Malec New Britain Rock Cats - no radio broadcasts Kissimmee Cobras - no radio broadcasts New Haven Ravens - 1300 WAVZ-CT; Matt Devlin Lakeland Tigers - no radio broadcasts Norwich Navigators - 980 WSUB-CT; Shawn Holliday, Matt Provence St. Lucie Mets - no radio broadcasts Portland Sea Dogs - 790 WZAN-ME; Andy Young St. Petersburg Devil Rays - no radio broadcasts Reading Phillies - 1340 WRAW-PA; Steve Degler Sarasota Red Sox - no radio broadcasts Trenton Thunder - 920 WITM-NJ; Andy Freed, Tom McCarthy Tampa Yankees - no radio broadcasts Vero Beach Dodgers - 1370 WAXE-FL; Pete Michaud Southern League (AA) West Palm Beach Expos - no radio broadcasts Birmingham Barons - 1070 WAPI-AB; Curt Bloom Carolina (Zebulon, NC) Mud Cats - TBA; Pete Schopert Midwest League (A) Chattanooga Lookouts - 101.9 WSGC-TN; Larry Ward, Tom Agne Beloit Snappers - 1490 WGEZ-WI; Brett Dolan Greenville (SC) Braves - 1490 WPCI-SC; Mark Hauser Burlington (IA) Bees - 1150 KCPS-IA; Doug Greenwald, Jim Nolan Huntsville Stars - 1450 WTKI-AB; Steve Kornya Cedar Rapids Kernels - 1600 KCRG-IA; John Rodgers Jacksonville Suns - TBA; Chuck Valenches Clinton Lumber Kings - 97.7 KCLN-IA; TBA Knoxville Smokies - 104.9 WOLA-TN; Ed Beach Fort Wayne Wizards - 1380 WHWD-IN; Alan Garrett Memphs Chicks - 600 WREC-TN; Tom Stocker Kane County (Geneva, IL) Cougars - 95.9 WKKD-IL; TBA Mobile Baybears - 104.5 WNSP-AL; Tom Nichols Lansing Lugnuts - 1240 WJIM-MI; Mike VanderWood Orlando Rays - no radio broadcasts Michigan (Battle Geek) Battle Cats - 930 WBCK-MI; Terry Newton, Ken Ervin --- Peoria Chiefs - 98.5 WEEK-IL; Dave Schultz Texas League (AA) Quad City River Bandits (Davenport, IA) - 1270 WKBE-IL; Mike Capps Arkansas (Little Rock) Travellers - 920 KARN-AR; Tavlor Carr Roddord Cubbies - TBA; TBA El Paso ~iablos- 600 KROD-TX; Matt Hicks, Dave pipin (EE) South Bend Silver Hawks - 960 WSBT-IN; TBA El Paso Diablos - 1150 KSVE-TX; Pancho Gonzalez, Raul Oscar Gomez (SS) West Michigan (Grand Rapids) Wild Cats - 1300 WOOD-MI; Rick Berkey, Rob Sanford Jackson (MS) Generals - 620 WJDS-MS; Bill Walberg Wisconsin (Appleton) Timber Rattlers - 1050 WSGC-WI; Tim McCord Midland Angels - 550 KCRS-TX; Bob Hards San Antonio Missions - 680 KKYX-TX; Roy Acuff, Brian Anderson South Atlantic League (A) Shreveport Captains - 710 KEEL-LA; Dave Nitz Asheville Tourists - no radio broadcasts Tulsa Drillers - 1430 WQLL-OK; Mark Neely Augusta (GA) Green Jackets - no radio broadcasts Wichita Wranglers - 1330 KFH-KS; Dennis Higgins Cape Fear (Fayetteville, NC) Gocs - no radio broadcasts Capital City (Columbia, SC) Bombers - 1320 WISW-SC; Mark Bryant CaIifornia League (A) Charleston (SC) River Dogs - 1450 WQNT-SC; Rob Egan Bakersfield Blaze - 1230 KGEO-CA; Mark Roberts, Dale Parsons Charleston (WV) Alley Cats - 1240 WVSR-WV; Dan Loney High Desert (Adelanto) Mavericks - TBA; John Doskow Columbus (GA) Redstixx - TBA; Mark Littleton Lake Elsinore Storm - 88.9 KRTM-CA; Sean McCall Delmarva (Salisbury, MD)Shorebirds - 95.3 WDNO-MD; Bob Socci .
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