Goldeyes games to air on CJNU in new three-year deal
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The Winnipeg Goldeyes have found a new radio home.
The team announced Monday morning it has signed a three-year broadcast partnership with Nostalgia Broadcasting Cooperative, meaning all spring season, regular season and potential postseason games for the Goldeyes will be available for listening on CJNU 93.7 FM.
Also announced Monday is the return of the Around the Association magazine show that airs one hour prior to every Saturday game during the regular season. The station will also broadcast four monthly editions of the “Inside Pitch” off-season radio program.
“We are very excited to announce this new partnership with Nostalgia Broadcasting Cooperative,” said Goldeyes’ general manager Andrew Collier said in a release. “CJNU’s commitment to helping improve Winnipeg as a community aligns with our mission of providing affordable and family-friendly entertainment. We have been fortunate to have a dedicated listenership throughout our history, and are proud that CNJU will help continue that tradition.”
In addition, fans can also listen online at www.cjnu.ca, www.goldeyes.com, or through the TuneIn Radio app.