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tunein.comHere are the latest developments on Ottawa Senators radio coverage:
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English radio rights: The Sens entered the final year of their long-running deal with TSN 1200. Reports indicate the possibility of the team moving English-language radio rights after the 2025-26 season, with uncertainty about whether TSN 1200 will remain the station if a renewal isn’t reached. This is tied to wider industry changes in sports radio and potential cost considerations for the team.[1][2]
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Road-game broadcasting: For the upcoming season, the official English radio team announced they would not travel to road games, though live broadcasts of each road game would still be available to radio audiences. This marks a notable shift in how road coverage is delivered and could influence fan access and travel-era broadcasting dynamics.[1]
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French radio rights: Ottawa announced a French-language radio deal with 104.7 FM Outaouais for all preseason, regular season, and postseason games, a three-year arrangement that expands bilingual accessibility for Senators broadcasts.[1]
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Fan and media commentary: The situation has generated discussion among fans and analysts about what updates to English rights, potential moves to other stations, and the future of Dean Brown and Gord Wilson’s road coverage roles if the team changes radio homes. Several sources and podcasts have explored these possibilities and the implications for Ottawa’s sports-talk landscape.[2][3][5]
If you’d like, I can monitor ongoing coverage and summarize official announcements as they’re released, or compile a quick at-a-glance timeline of key dates (end of current contracts, renewal talks, and French/English rights decisions).
Would you prefer a concise timeline or a brief explainer on what these radio-rights changes could mean for fans?