How To Listen To Royals Baseball On The Radio

The Official How To Guide for Listening to Royals Baseball Radio Broadcasts

Introduction

Radio broadcasts of Royals games are available on a number of different stations throughout the Midwest. The Royals Radio Network includes more than 60 stations in five states, reaching millions of baseball fans each season.

Whether you’re at home or on the road, you can catch every pitch, hit and run with play-by-play from Denny Matthews and Ryan Lefebvre, the winningest broadcast team in Royals history. Matthews is in his 46th season as the “Voice of the Royals,” while Lefebvre is entering his 19th year as play-by-play announcer.

In addition to game broadcasts, the dynamic duo provides listeners with insight and analysis before and after each game, as well as during all seven innings of play. They are joined by former Royals players Jeff Montgomery and Rex Hudler, who offer additional commentary during the broadcasts.

If you can’t catch the game on your radio, you can also listen to Royals broadcasts online at royals.com or on your mobile device through the MLB app.

How to Listen to Royals Baseball on the Radio

Royals baseball can be heard on the radio throughout most of the United States. Baseball fans can find a game on the radio by finding a local affiliate or by finding an online stream. Here are some instructions on how to find a Royals baseball game on the radio.

Find a Royals Radio Station

Whether you’re driving in your car or sitting at your desk at work, you can easily find a radio station that broadcasts Royals games. All you need is a radio and, depending on your location, either an AM or FM dial.

Those in the Kansas City metro area can tune in to 610 Sports Radio (AM). For listeners outside of the immediate area, there are numerous Royals Radio Network affiliates that span several states. To find an affiliate near you, simply visit the Royals website and enter your ZIP code. A list of stations will populate, along with the channel number and call letters for each affiliate.

If you happen to be away from a radio but still want to catch the game, don’t worry — there are other ways to listen.

Listen to the Royals on MLB.com

You can listen to every Kansas City Royals game on MLB.com, with home and away feeds, for free. You’ll hear the local radio broadcast for whichever team is playing the Royals. You can also listen to other teams’ local radio broadcasts when the Royals are playing them. To do this, just click on “Other Broadcasts” in the MLB.com Gameday Audio player.

Listen to the Royals on an App

If you’re looking for the most convenient way to listen to the Royals, downloading an app is the way to go. There are a number of apps available that will allow you to listen to the game no matter where you are, as long as you have an internet connection.

One of the most popular apps for streaming live baseball games is MLB.com At Bat. This app is available for both iPhone and Android devices, and it’s completely free to download. Once you have the app installed, just select “Kansas City Royals” from the team list and you’ll be able to listen to every game that they play.

If you’re not able to use MLB.com At Bat for some reason, there are plenty of other streaming apps that will let you listen to Royals games. TuneIn Radio is another free app that’s available for both iPhone and Android, and it has a comprehensive list of all the radio stations that are broadcasting Royals games. Just search for “Kansas City Royals” in the TuneIn Radio app and you should be able to find a station that’s broadcasting the game.

If you want more than just audio, there are also a few apps that will let you watch live video of the game along with listening to the audio feed. MLB.tv is one option, but it requires a subscription fee in order to use it. Another option is Fox Sports Go, which is free to download but also requires a subscription in order to use it.

Conclusion

That’s all there is to it! You should now be able to find and listen to Royals baseball on the radio from anywhere in the world. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out in the comments below. And, as always, GO ROYALS!