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104.3 The Score Extends Chicago Bulls Radio Rights Deal


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Audacy and the Chicago Bulls have agreed to a multi-year extension of their multiplatform broadcast partnership, ensuring that WSCR-FM (104.3 The Score) remains the flagship radio home of Bulls basketball.

Under the renewed agreement, The Score will continue to air all Chicago Bulls regular season and postseason games. Fans will also be able to listen through the station's digital stream on the Audacy app and The Score website.

Audacy Chicago Vice President of Sports Programming Mitch Rosen said the extension reflects the longstanding relationship between the station and the NBA franchise.

"We are proud to continue our partnership with the Chicago Bulls and remain the voice of Chicago sports fans," Rosen said. "Our broadcast team of Chuck, Bill and Alyssa, paired with our talented production staff, consistently delivers a premier experience across the Midwest on all digital platforms."

Chicago Bulls Chief Operating Officer Ram Padmanabhan said the team views its radio broadcasts as an important part of the overall fan experience. "We consider our broadcasts an essential part of the Bulls offering and a key component of our fan experience, and we know that The Score feels the same," Padmanabhan said. "That's why we are excited to again extend our partnership and look forward to continuing to entertaining Bulls fans together."

The Score's game coverage will continue to feature play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky, color analyst Bill Wennington and on-air host Alyssa Bergamini. Broadcasts will also include a 15-minute pregame show hosted by Swirsky and a 30-minute postgame show featuring a rotation of hosts.

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