So, You Want to Hear Some Football?
Let's talk about the age-old question that plagues Los Angeles every Sunday (and sometimes Monday and Thursday too): What radio station is the NFL game on today? It's like trying to find a parking spot in Beverly Hills on Oscar night - a frustratingly elusive quest. But fear not, fellow football fanatic, I'm here to be your personal radio sherpa.
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| What Radio Station Is The Nfl Games On Today In Los Angeles |
The Usual Suspects
Now, let's get down to brass tacks. If you're looking for the majority of your NFL fix in LA, you're probably going to be tuning into KLAC AM 570 (XTRA Sports 570). They're like the Denny's of sports radio - open late, serving up a decent amount of football, and always there when you need them (unless they're airing a Dodgers game, of course).
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But wait, there's more! KLAA AM 830 is another station that occasionally throws a football-shaped bone your way. They're more like that trendy new brunch spot that everyone's talking about - you might stumble upon a good game, but don't count on it.
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The Wild Card: Westwood One
If you're feeling adventurous and want to expand your radio horizons, consider Westwood One. They're the NFL's official radio network, so they've got the hookup on a lot of games. But finding a local station that carries them is like searching for Bigfoot - it can be done, but it requires patience and a bit of luck.
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The Streaming Solution
Okay, so you've exhausted all your radio options and you're still coming up empty-handed. Don't panic! The digital age has blessed us with streaming services. You can find most NFL games online, with or without commentary. It's like having a personal sportscaster in your pocket. Just be prepared to deal with buffering and potential internet outages.
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Remember: The world of radio is a fickle mistress. Station lineups can change faster than a running back's direction. So, your best bet is to check the station's website or app before kickoff to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
How to...
- How to find the right radio station? Check the local sports radio stations' websites or apps for their game schedules.
- How to listen to NFL games online? Use streaming services like NFL Game Pass or your favorite sports app.
- How to avoid disappointment? Have a backup plan, like streaming or watching the game on TV.
- How to survive a commercial break? Stock up on snacks and beverages, or engage in a lively debate with your fellow fans.
- How to enjoy the game? Relax, cheer for your team, and don't take it too seriously.
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