What radio station is the Pirates game on? Starting Monday, a new spot on the dial

The Pittsburgh Pirates have found a new radio home in Erie.

Happi 92.7 FM will begin carrying Pirates games Monday, said Scott MacDowell, news director for WICU-TV and WSEE-TV. Happi 92.7 is owned by Lilly Broadcasting, which also owns the two Erie television stations.

WJET-AM 1400 had broadcast Pirates games for years but was not part of the Major League Baseball team's network for 2024, Pirates officials said.

No reason was given, though a Pirates spokesman said in early April that the team was looking for a new affiliate.

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"One of our sales guys had heard the games weren't being carried in the Erie area and we have the radio station, so it was a win-win," MacDowell said.

Lilly Broadcasting will also carry the games on its Warren County stations: WNAE-FM (Kinzua Country) 104.3 FM and Happi 96.7 FM.

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