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The Red Sox Radio Network consists of 68 stations (49AM, 19FM) in the 6 New England states. The English language announcers are Joe Castiglione and Dave O'Brien, and Glenn Geffner. Additionally, there is a 5-station Spanish-language network (all AM) with affiliates in italics. This brings the total number of stations carrying Red Sox baseball to 73. The Red Sox Radio Network specifically refers to the English-language network originating at WRKO. The Spanish Network is called the Spanish Beisbol Network.

Contents 1 Flagships (3 stations) 2 Connecticut (6 stations) 3 Maine (21 stations) 4 Massachusetts (19 stations) 5 New Hampshire (15 stations) 6 Rhode Island (2 stations) 7 Vermont (12 stations) 8 Unsure status 9 Former flagship (2 stations) 10 Former affiliates (10 stations)

• 680/WRKO:Boston, Massachusetts (shared with sister station WEEI)
• 850/WEEI:Boston, Massachusetts (shared with sister station WRKO)
• 950/WROL:Boston, Massachusetts

• 1120/WPRX:Bristol
• 1490/WGCH:Greenwich
• 1220/WQUN:Hamden AM stereo
• 1080/WTIC:Hartford
• 1350/WINY:Putnam AM stereo
• 1400/WILI:Willimantic

• 1280/WFAU-Augusta
• 620/WZON-Bangor
• 1400/WVAE-Biddeford
• 96.7/WCME-Boothbay Harbor
• 900/WJJB-Brunswick
• 92.7/WQDY-FM-Calais
• 103.1/WDME-FM-Dover-Foxcroft
• 1370/WDEA-Ellsworth
• 99.3/WKTJ-Farmington
• 100.1/WHOU-Houlton
• 95.3/WALZ-Machais
• 97.5/WIGY-Madison
• 100.7/WTBM-Mexico
• 1240/WSYY-Millinocket
• 92.7/WOXO-Norway
• 1310/WLOB-Portland
• 1390/WEGP-Presque Isle
• 1450/WRKD-Rockland
• 96.3/WLOB-FM-Rumford
• 95.5/WJJB-FM-Topsham
• 1440/WJAE-Westbrook

• 680/WRKO-Boston flagship
• 850/WEEI-Boston flagship
• 950/WROL-Boston flagship
• 830/WCRN-Worcester/Boston
• 105.5/WVEI-FM-Easthampton/Springfield
• 1480/WSAR-Fall River (or 1400/WHTB-Fall River if a New England Patriots game is on WSAR.)
• 1280/WEIM-Fitchburg
• 104.9/WBOQ-Gloucester
• 1240/WHMQ-Greenfield
• 1490/WCCM-Haverhill
• 1490/WMRC-Milford
• 1420/WBSM-New Bedford
• 1400/WHMP-Northampton
• 1230/WNAW-North Adams
• 1420/WBEC-Pittsfield
• 95.1/WXTK-West Yarmouth
• 1440/WVEI-Worcester

• 1230/WMOU-Berlin
• 1540/WGIP-Exeter
• 1240/WFTN-Franklin
• 107.7/WTPL-Hillsboro
• 1290/WKBK-Keene
• 1490/WLNH-Laconia
• 1400/WTSL-Lebanon
• 1400/WLTN-Littleton
• 610/WGIR-Manchester
• 900/WSNH-Nashua
• 1010/WNTK-Newport
• 99.7/WNTK-FM-New London
• 1300/WPNH-Plymouth
• 930/WGIN-Rochester
• 1420/WASR-Wolfeboro

• 990/WALE:Greenville
• 103.7/WEEI-FM:Westerly FM stereo

• 1370/WBTN-Bennington
• 1490/WKVT-Brattleboro
• 1230/WJOY-Burlington
• 1490/WFAD-Middlebury
• 93.9/WLVB-Morrisville
• 1490/WIKE-Newport AM stereo
• 1380/WSYB-Rutland
• 1420/WRSA-St. Albans
• 1340/WSTJ-St. Johnsbury
• 1480/WCFR-Springfield
• 96.1/WDEV-FM-Warren
• 550/WDEV-Waterbury

• 102.3/WXLM: Pawcatuck, Connecticut

• 1390 & 99.1/WPLM-AM-FM:Plymouth, Ma.

• 1160/WSKW-Skowhegan, Maine (????-2005)
• 102.5/WQSS-Camden, Maine (1990s-Early 2000s)
• 101.1/WWKJ (now WFRQ)-Mashpee, MA (1998)
• 1570/WPEP:Taunton, Massachusetts (2004-2005)
• 580/WTAG-Worcester, Ma. (circa 1967-2006)
• 1110/WHIM-East Providence, R.I. (unknown date)
• 630/WPRO-Providence, R.I. (1986-2005)
• 1230/WERI-Westerly, R.I. (1997)
• 1450/WKRI-West Warwick, R.I. (1997)
• 1380/WNRI-Woonsocket, R.I. (1997)