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Florida Panthers Announce 2023-24 Radio Network


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Audacy's Sports WQAM (AM 560) in Miami will continue to serve as the flagship station for the NHL's Florida Panthers, broadcasting all 82 regular season games, as well as playoff contests. Throughout the season, games can also be heard across Florida on iHeartMedia WBZT (1230 The Gambler) in West Palm Beach. WCZR-FM (101.7 Real Radio) in Melbourne and WCTH-FM (Thunder Country 100.3) in the Florida Keys.

For the ninth season, the broadcast tandem of play-by-play announcer Doug Plagens and color analyst Bill Lindsay will call the action.

"We are excited to announce that our radio network will broadcast Panthers hockey all the way from the Florida Keys to the Treasure Coast," said Panthers Chief Strategy Officer Mark Zarthar. "The Panthers Radio Network is comprised of a phenomenal lineup of stations across Panthers Territory and our 30th season will be easily accessible for all of our fans in South Florida."

All stations that are a part of the Panthers Radio Network will feature interviews and segments with Panthers personalities including players and management as the club celebrates its 30th anniversary season.

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