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Sutton, Powell re-up with Braves radio

By David O Brien
Oct 21, 2013

Braves radio broadcasters Don Sutton and Jim Powell have signed multi-year extensions, and the Braves will remain on Atlanta flagship stations 680 AM and 93.7 FM after signing a multi-year extension with Dickey Broadcasting Company.

The Braves made both announcements Monday, and also said their broadcast will shift next season from Rock 100.5 to a stronger signal on 106.7, an all-news station. Lengths of the deals were not disclosed.

Dickey Broadcasting Company has been the Braves radio rights holder since 2010. It manages a Braves Radio Network that includes at least 150 stations throughout the Southeast, billing itself as the largest sports radio network in the world.

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