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Minnesota Twins Return to WCCO-AM/Minneapolis


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Entercom announces a fully-integrated radio partnership with The Minnesota Twins, as the MLB team returns to its original radio broadcast partner, WCCO-AM (830), which aired games for the club's first 46 seasons through 2006. The station will broadcast all Twins regular and postseason games as well as cover its metro area Spring Training, beginning with the 2018 season. Entercom's Minnesota stations 104.1 Jack-FM and BUZ'N @102.9 will also cover Twins' players, coaches and broadcasters year-round.

"We are thrilled to welcome the Twins back to their iconic home on WCCO," said Entercom President of Sports Mike Dee. "As the unrivaled leader in local audio sports rights across the nation, Entercom is committed to growing our play-by-play roster where it makes smart, strategic sense. Clearly the Twins are a blue chip franchise on the rise."

He continued, "As a newcomer to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul market, we are especially grateful to the Pohlad family and Dave St. Peter for their confidence in us. With the addition of the Twins, we are proud to be the flagship home for 45 professional teams across the four major sports, including 14 in Major League Baseball."

"The Minnesota Twins are ecstatic to be in partnership with Entercom and eager to play a role in helping the company implement a new vision for their radio properties across our marketplace," added Twins President and CEO Dave St. Peter. "The Twins are beyond thrilled to have this opportunity to return our radio broadcasts to WCCO-AM 830. Twins baseball on WCCO Radio was an Upper Midwest tradition for more than four decades. We look forward to building on that tradition with a new era of Twins baseball starting in 2018."

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