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Andrew McCutchen Joins SiriusXM MLB Network Radio As Postseason Analyst
"I love talking baseball almost as much as I love playing it."
SiriusXM Director Jordan Greenberg Departing For PWHL
"The countless adventures, friends, experiences, and knowledge I’ll take from that journey are immeasurable."
SiriusXM Adds San Francisco Giants’ Logan Webb Program to MLB Network Radio
"I’m thrilled to be hosting my first show and excited to connect with baseball fans around the country on SiriusXM."
Baseball’s Biggest Global Event Still Ignores Massive Opportunity on Terrestrial Sports Radio
"For a sport built on daily dialogue and generational fandom, leaving AM/FM sports radio on the sidelines turns what should be a grand slam opportunity into yet another swing and a miss."
Jim Bowden Joining Foul Territory For New ‘GM Territory’ Podcast
Bowden spent 16 years as an MLB general manager, leading efforts for both the Cincinnati Reds and Washington Nationals during his career.
SiriusXM Adds Cole Tucker, Fredi Gonzalez and Others to Hosting Lineup, Announces 2025 MLB Coverage Plans
The SiriusXM app, which underwent a redesign a few years ago, features unique team pages for the 30 organizations within MLB.
MLB Network to Simulcast Final Hour of SiriusXM ‘The Leadoff Spot’
"Major League Baseball and SiriusXM have had a productive relationship for many years, so it’s only natural for us to expand our valuable platforms with this new endeavor."
SiriusXM Adds Justin Morneau and Trevor May, Announces 2024 MLB Coverage Plans
Over the course of the season, MLB Network Radio will welcome several managers from across the league on shows for regularly-scheduled interviews.
SiriusXM MLB Network Radio to Air ‘Players Week’ Programming
Various current Major League Baseball players and top-ranked prospects will be on the air with SiriusXM hosts for extended feature segments during the week.
SiriusXM and MLB Sign Extension Through 2028
“We’re very proud to continue Baseball’s rich history of reaching fans through their radios."