The Miami Marlins are returning to familiar airwaves. The club announced a new multi-year partnership with Audacy that makes 104.3 WQAM the flagship home for Marlins baseball across South Florida. The agreement restores a historic relationship while expanding the team’s reach on both radio and digital platforms.
Under the deal, WQAM will air every regular-season game. Coverage includes full play-by-play, along with pregame and postgame shows. Fans can also stream broadcasts through the Audacy app, giving the team a broader digital footprint.
Opening Day coverage will air on 560 AM, marking the official start of the new partnership.
The move reconnects the Marlins with WQAM, which served as the franchise’s first flagship station in 1993. That shared history played a key role in bringing the two sides back together.
“Marlins baseball has a deep connection with fans across South Florida, and it is especially meaningful to reunite with WQAM,” said Caroline O’Connor, the team’s president of business operations. “Audacy’s platforms will help us reach fans wherever they are while continuing to grow the Marlins brand.”
Audacy sees the deal as both a nod to tradition and a step forward.
“Bringing Marlins baseball back to WQAM is a powerful homecoming,” said Claudia Menegus, Audacy’s regional president. “By leveraging the reach of 104.3 FM and 560 AM, we are creating a strong destination for fans across the region.”
In addition to game coverage, the partnership includes expanded team programming. WQAM will feature interviews with manager Clayton McCullough, players and team executives. The station will also carry offseason content and regular updates designed to keep fans engaged year-round.
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