Dial Global announces College World Series announce team

While the regionals begin this weekend, Dial Global Sports is gearing up for their live broadcasts of the 2012 College World Series. As reported earlier, Dial Global will broadcast every game of the College World Series. Lets clarify that statement. Every game of the College World Series, not the regionals leading up to it, will be streamed live by Dial Global. So if you were hoping to listen to Dallas Baptist vs. Baylor this week via Dial Global, then you're out of luck. You have to wait until the 8-teams that will meet in Omaha (June 15) begin play before you can do so.

Now that the downside is done, Dial Global has released its broadcast team. Kevin Kugler will be one of the play-by-play announcers for Dial Global. This is the 9th season Kugler will help with the NCAA Radio broadcasts of the College World Series. He started in 2004 as a field reporter for NCAA Radio and moved up to the play-by-play position in 2007.

Scott Graham also returns to the College World Series as a play-by-play man for the second consecutive year.

Joining them as the analyst is John Bishop.

The team of Kevin Kugler and John Bishop has also been hired by NRG Media to do play-by-play action of the preliminaries at TD Ameritrade Park. Joining them for the prelim games will be field reporters Matt Schick, David Gustafson, and Chris Whitney. These games won't be streamed live at dialglobalsports.com, and it is unknown if NRG Media will have a streaming spot online for them. It is believed NCAA.com might carry those games.

Broadcasts at the College World Series will take place daily at 4:40 PM and 8:40 PM.

Compass Media 2012 NFL schedule slowly being finalized

Compass Media will once again feature the Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders every week of the year for the 2012 season. Every game, including Primetime games that used to be Dial Global exclusives, will be available to Compass Media providers. In fact Compass Media will have 6 Primetime games this season. Compass Media will also produce a game of the week that usually doesn't features the Cowboys or Raiders most weeks. Most games after week 6 won't be announced until 2 to 3 weeks before their broadcasts. Compass Media has contracts with the Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins, Detroit Lions, Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, San Francisco 49ers, and Seattle Seahawks for select games (at least 1 per season) and every game for the Raiders and Cowboys. Here is what is known so far with the 2012 Compass Media NFL schedule.

PRE-SEASON:
Monday, August 13
7:30 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Oakland Raiders

Friday, August 17
9:30 PM- Oakland Raiders at Arizona Cardinals

Saturday, August 18
8:30 PM- Dallas Cowboys at San Diego Chargers

Saturday, August 25
6:30 PM- Detroit Lions at Oakland Raiders
7:30 PM- St. Louis Rams at Dallas Cowboys

Wednesday, August 29
8 PM- Miami Dolphins at Dallas Cowboys

Thursday, August 30
9:30 PM- Oakland Raiders at Seattle Seahawks

REGULAR SEASON
Wednesday, September 5
8 PM- Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants

Sunday, September 9
12:30 PM- Atlanta Falcons at Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills at New York Jets (affiliates choice)
3:45 PM- Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Monday, September 10
10 PM- San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders

Sunday, September 16
12:30 PM- Oakland Raiders at Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Ravens at Philadelphia Eagles
3:45 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Seattle Seahawks

Sunday, September 23
12:30 PM- Detroit Lions at Tennessee Titans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Dallas Cowboys
3:45 PM- Pittsburgh Steelers at Oakland Raiders

Sunday, September 30
12:30 PM- San Francisco 49ers at New York Giants and San Diego Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs (affiliates choice)
3:45 PM- Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos

Monday, October 1
8 PM- Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys

Sunday, October 7
12:30 PM- Baltimore Ravens at Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons at Washington Redskins (affiliates choice)
3:45 PM- Buffalo Bills at San Francisco 49ers

Sunday, October 14
12:30 PM- Oakland Raiders at Atlanta Falcons and Dallas Cowboys at Baltimore ravens
3:45 PM- New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers

(other games announced not involving Dallas or Oakland)
Sunday, October 28
12:30 PM- Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles

Sunday, November 18
12:30 PM- Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins

Sunday, November 25
12:30 PM- Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs

Your LA Angels on Compass Media Announcers are...

The LA Angels on Compass Media Networks officially launched Tuesday night with the Yankees at Angels and will continue this Friday night when the Texas Rangers come to town. What many people aren't aware is whom Compass Media got to call the action.

Chris Carrino, the play-by-play announcer for the New Jersey Nets, moves over from his Compass Media NFL duties as one of two play-by-play announcers Compass Media will use for the Angels broadcasts. The other broadcaster is SD4 sports broadcaster and former Padres TV play-by-play man Steve Quis. Quis has been calling basketball games for the San Diego Toreros and San Diego State Aztecs this past season and is also the voice of Pac-12 baseball on FSN. In fact you can watch a Quis broadcast with the BYU at USD game online at http://byutvsports.com/filmroom/watch/?id=3d8e0850-b94a-40b0-87b1-dcffa4a44b60.

In terms of analyzing the games, the Angels also have two men ready to roll. Steve Phillips and Darryl Hamilton will provide analysis for the Angels broadcasts.

The one bad thing about this is the LA Angels on Compass Media Networks broadcasts won't be available to listen to online. ESPN Radio pays MLB a fee to broadcast their games online, but those games aren't available with the MLB Audio Subscription package. Likewise the Angels on Compass Media Networks broadcasts won't be available through MLB Audio. Many of the ESPN Radio affiliates that have signed on to carry the package won't be able to do so until the NBA Playoffs end. My recommendation would be to check your local listings to see if you have an affiliate carrying the Angels on Compass Media package. Or you can hope that you come across a random stream when you check sports radio stations online.

VCU & Butler to A10 in 2012-13; Whose the real winner in A10

CBS Sports is reporting today that Butler will move to the A10 for the 2012-13 season instead of the 2013-14 season since the Horizon League wouldn't let them play in the tourney basketball championship if they stay. So the A-10 will have basketball mid-major powers in Butler, VCU, Dayton, UMass, Rhode Island, St. Joseph's, St. Louis, Temple, and Xavier. So whose the real winner with this move?

Obviously the A10 is a winner because their basketball RPI jumps up and they have 9 schools with a history of competing in the NCAA Tourney regularly now in their conference. Does that make the conference the real winner though. I don't think so.

The real winner is CBS. Think about it. CBS Sports Network has the TV contract for A10 basketball. they can schedule 3-4 A10 matches a week. the demand for A10 basketball could push them to new limits and get them on cable systems they haven't been on before.

Not only that, but CBS has the rights to the A10 regional TV network. Can anyone say the A10 regional network might not be the most demanded basketball TV network after the Big East Network and ACC Network with this move? Most people honestly say the SEC is an inconsistent basketball conference, and the Pac-12 isn't elite in basketball. The A10 will certainly be in more demand than these two conferences.

Not only that, but the A10 can now open up a contract for streaming rights. Does anyone not think ESPN3 wouldn't want A10 games to be streamed on their service? What about CBS creating a new streaming service solely for A10 games like they do for Big Ten Basketball on CBS and SEC Football on CBS games)? Would NBC Sports Network, which has talked about possibly adding the MWC games on NBCSN to NBCSports.com, be interested in streaming them? One thing's for certain. The addition of VCU & Butler will lead to a higher demand for A10 games, and the conference stands to be the real winner when the next TV deal comes up.

Sports USA releases first half of 2012 NFL schedule

What's this? It's still May and Sports USA is releasing info on their 2012 NFL schedule already? That's right. It's important to know that afternoon NFL games aren't exclusive to any group. The only group that gets exclusive broadcasting rights is Dial Global Sports with Thursday, Sunday, and Monday Night Football as well as the playoffs. Any other group can enter into a contract with specific teams to broadcast some or all of their games nationally. That's why the Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders have every game on Compass Media Networks. That's why Sports USA can compile a schedule this early on without having to worry about conflicts from Dial Global or Compass Media. Here's the first half of the 2012 NFL schedule on Sports USA. This will be the 11th year Sports USA has a NFL Doubleheader scheduled each Sunday.

September 9
1 PM- New England Patriots at Tennessee Titans
4 PM- Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals

September 16
1 PM- New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers
4 PM- New York Jets at Pittsburgh Steelers

September 23
1 PM- St. Louis Rams at Chicago Bears
4 PM- Philadelphia Eagles at Arizona Cardinals

September 30
1 PM- Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions
4 PM- New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers

October 7
1 PM- Cleveland Browns at New York Giants
4 PM- Seattle Seahawks at Carolina Panthers

October 14
1 PM- Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns
4 PM- New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks

October 21
1 PM- TBA
4 PM- New York Jets at New England Patriots

October 28
1 PM- New England Patriots vs. St. Louis Rams from London
4 PM- TBA

Weeks 9-17 will be announced 2 to 3 weeks in advance.

Men's Lacrosse Semi's set, announcers revealed

After today's action the Men's NCAA Lacrosse semifinals are set. The Lacrosse Semifinals will air Saturday on TV live on ESPN2 and ESPN3 and on the radio via Dial Global Sports. ESPN2 and ESPN3 coverage will be at 2:30 & 5 PM. Dial Global Sports will carry the radio action at dialglobalsports.com, through Dial Global Sports affiliates, and via the Slacker radio app. Dave Ryan and Steve Panarelli will broadcast the action for Dial Global Sports with Jason Horowitz providing pre-game and Intermission coverage.

This Saturday's schedule:
2:15 PM- #4 Notre Dame vs. #1 Loyola (Maryland)
4:45 PM- Maryland vs. #3 Duke

The winners will meet Monday, May 28

12:45 PM- #1 Loyola (Maryland) vs. Maryland

The game will be broadcast and streamed by Dial Global and it will be televised starting at 1 PM on ESPN & ESPN3.

More details can be found with the Dial Global Press Release at http://dialglobalsports.com/2012/05/2012-mens-lacrosse-championships-on-dial-global-sports/.

Compass Media announces 2012 NCAA football schedule

Compass Media Networks has become the second group to release their 2012 college football broadcasting schedule. We're still waiting for news from ESPN Radio, Dial Global Sports, and Touchdown Radio Productions. In this case though, Compass Media Networks will produce 16 broadcasts for the 2012 season. Coverage will begin on Saturday, September 1 and will end with the Big Ten Championship on Saturday, December 1. There will be two weeks of double headers, and yes, Compass Media will spend one of their weeks covering the USC Trojans. With the 2 games Sports USA has and the 6 that ESPN Radio has, USC will now have 9 of their 12 games on national radio, and if they make the Pac-12 Championship game (which will be on ESPN Radio), then they will have 10 of their 13 games on national radio. Compass Media will feature broadcasts from the ACC, the Pac-12, the Big 12 (including the Red River Rivalry), the Big East, the SEC, and the Big Ten. Here's the announced 2012 college football schedule. Dates and games are subject to change (should Dial Global steal one of their games).

Saturday, September 1- Miami at Boston College
Saturday, September 8- Wisconsin at Oregon State
Saturday, September 15- USC at Stanford
Saturday, September 22- Kansas State at Oklahoma
Saturday, September 29- Texas at Oklahoma State
Friday, October 5- 6:30 PM- Pittsburgh at Syracuse
Saturday, October 6- Texas at Oklahoma
Saturday, October 13- Alabama at Missouri
Saturday, October 20- 7:30 PM- Penn State at Iowa
Saturday, October 27- 3 PM- Michigan State at Wisconsin
Saturday, October 27- 5:30 PM- Ohio State at Penn State
Saturday, November 3- Arizona State at Oregon State
Saturday, November 10- Texas A&M at Alabama
Saturday, November 17- Ohio State at Wisconsin
Saturday, November 24- Auburn at Alabama
Saturday, December 1- 7:30 PM- Big Ten Championship

All Compass Media games will be streamed online at compassmediasports.com. View the full schedule currently at http://www.compassmedianetworks.com/sports/sportslandingpage.jsp?tab=4. If any changes or additions are made, we will let you know here on Your eye on the sports sky and air.

Dial Global announces Women's College World Series radio announcers

Kevin Kugler and Leah (O'Brien) Amico will provide radio coverage for Dial Global during the 2012 Women's College World Series Championship. Game time will be at 7:45 PM on Monday, June 4; Tuesday, June 5; and (if necessary) Wednesday, June 6. You can read Dial Global's Press release on the games at http://dialglobalsports.com/2012/05/womens-college-world-series-on-dial-global-sports/.

Dial Global/ Westwood One expands college baseball coverage- every game will be broadcast and streamed

In a change from past years, Dial Global Sports has announced they will broadcast and stream every game of the Men's College World Series, not just the 3 championship games, at dialglobalsports.com June 15-26. Announcers and times are still being assigned. With this, 3 of the yearly NCAA Championships will have every game broadcast and most streamed online. NCAA Football (FBS Level) and NCAA Basketball (the past 4 years) have done this for a while. So what sport will be next? As the schedule is announced and times are updated, we will post them for you here at Your Eye on the Sports Sky and Air.

More information is available at http://dialglobalsports.com/2012/05/2012-mens-college-world-series/.

Sports USA announces 2012 NCAA Football schedule

Sports USA has become the first of the 5 radio groups to announce their Fall 2012 football radio schedule. This will be the 12th year that Sports USA broadcasts college football, and it will end with 3 bowl games. As was expected, Sports USA has snatched up the rights to two USC road games (meaning at least 8 USC games will be available on national radio). Sports USA will broadcast games featuring the Mountain West Conference, the Big Ten Conference, the Big 12 Conference, the Pac-12 Conference, the SEC, the Big East, and the ACC. Here is the schedule Sports USA announced.

Friday, August 31- Boise State Broncos at Michigan State Spartans
Saturday, September 8- Oklahoma State Cowboys at Arizona Wildcats
Saturday, September 15- Texas Longhorns at Ole Miss Rebels
Saturday, September 22- Missouri Tigers at South Carolina Gamecocks
Saturday, September 29- Cincinnati Bearcats at Virginia Tech Hokies
Thursday, October 4- USC Trojans at Utah Utes
Saturday, October 6- Washington Huskies at Oregon Ducks
Saturday, October 13- Illinois Fighting Illini at Michigan Wolverines
Saturday, October 20- Alabama Crimson Tide at Tennessee Volunteers
Saturday, October 27- USC Trojans at Arizona Wildcats
Saturday, November 3- Nebraska Cornhuskers at Michigan State Spartans
Saturday, November 10- Mississippi State Bulldogs at LSU Tigers
Saturday, November 17- Oklahoma Sooners at Virginia Tech Hokies
Saturday, November 24- Florida Gators at Florida State Seminoles
Saturday, December 1- Oklahoma Sooners at TCU Horned Frogs
Saturday, December 22- Las Vegas Bowl
Friday, December 28- Independence Bowl
Monday, December 31- Sun Bowl

More information is available at the Sports USA Press Release at http://www.sportsusaradio.com/_blog/Sports_USA/post/Sports_USA_Releases_2012_College_Football_Broadcast_Schedule_/. Weekly national radio broadcasts from all 5 groups will be posted here this fall.

NCAA Championships on Dial Global Westwood One this summer

Dial Global continues to broadcast the NCAA Championships this spring and summer. Their spring championship coverage began with the Frozen Four, but it also includes the upcoming lacrosse championships as well as the Women's and Men's World Series. Here is the full schedule for Dial Global's championship coverage. I can't help but wonder when they'll add the D1 Men's Volleyball Championship to the list though.

April 5:
4 PM- Frozen Four Semifinal #1
8 PM- Frozen Four Semifinal #2

April 7:
6:30 PM- Ice Hockey Championship

May 26:
2:15 PM- Men's Lacrosse Semifinal #1
4:30 PM- Men's Lacrosse Semifinal #2

May 28:
12:45 PM- Men's Lacrosse Championship

June 4, 5, & 6:
Time TBA- Women's World Series

June 15- 26:
Men's College World Series
( http://dialglobalsports.com/2012/05/2012-mens-college-world-series/ )

NBA on ESPN Radio Playoffs schedule

April 28- 7 PM- Game 1: New York Knicks at Miami Heat
April 29- 2:30 PM- Game 1: Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers
May 5- 6:30 PM- Game 4: Oklahoma City Thunder at Dallas Mavericks
May 6- 2:30 PM- Game 4: Miami Heat at New York Knicks
May 12- 9:30 PM- Game 7: Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers
May 13- 12 PM- Game 7: Los Angeles Clippers at Memphis Grizzlies
May 18- 9:30 PM- Game 3: Oklahoma City Thunder at Los Angeles Lakers
May 19- 9:30 PM- Game 4: Oklahoma City Thunder at Los Angeles Lakers
May 20- 2:30 PM- Game 4: Miami Heat at Indiana Pacers
May 21- 9:30 PM- Game 5: Los Angeles Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder
May 23- 7:30 PM- Game 6: Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers
May 24- 7:30 PM- Game 6: Miami Heat at Indiana Pacers
May 26- 7:30 PM- Game 7: Philadelphia 76ers at Boston Celtics
May 27- 7:30 PM- Game 1: Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs
May 28- 7:30 PM- Game 1: Boston Celtics at Miami Heat
May 29- 8:00 PM- Game 2: Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs
May 30- 7:30 PM- Game 2: Boston Celtics at Miami Heat & NBA Draft Lottery
May 31- 8:00 PM- Game 3: San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 1- 7:30 PM- Game 3: Miami Heat at Boston Celtics
June 2- 7:30 PM- Game 4: San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 3- 7:30 PM- Game 4: Miami Heat at Boston Celtics
June 4- 8:00 PM- Game 5: Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs
June 5- 7:30 PM- Game 5: Boston Celtics at Miami Heat
June 6- 8:00 PM- Game 6: San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 7- 7:30 PM- Game 6: Miami Heat at Boston Celtics
June 9- 7:30 PM- Game 7: Boston Celtics at Miami Heat
June 12- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 1: Miami Heat at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 14- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 2: Miami Heat at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 17- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 3: Oklahoma City Thunder at Miami Heat
June 19- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 4: Oklahoma City Thunder at Miami Heat
June 21- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 5: Oklahoma City Thunder at Miami Heat
June 24- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 6: Miami Heat at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 26- 7 PM- NBA Finals Game 7: Miami Heat at Oklahoma City Thunder
June 28- 7 PM- 2012 NBA Draft

2012 MLB on ESPN Radio schedule

I will be the first to admit I am way behind at posting this information. However I am back as a source to find your national sports radio games. The one thing that seems to be certain in baseball, besides a team winning or losing, is that ESPN Radio will have the call. In fact this year is the 13th year ESPN Radio has had a Game of the Week on ESPN Radio contract (2009 is the only year missing). This list will be updated frequently as additional games are announced, but here is the 2012 MLB on ESPN Radio schedule.

April 4- 7 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Miami Marlins
April 6- 6:30 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets
April 7- 3:30 PM- Kansas City Royals at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
April 8- 7 PM- Chicago White Sox at Texas Rangers
April 14- 12 PM- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at New York Yankees
April 15- 7 PM- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at New York Yankees
April 21- 3 PM- New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox
April 22- 7 PM- New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox
April 27- 7:30 PM- Milwaukee Brewers at St. Louis Cardinals
April 28- 12:30 PM PM- Milwaukee Brewers at St. Louis Cardinals
April 29- 7 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Texas Rangers
May 5- 3:30 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets
May 6- 7 PM- Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals
May 12- 12:30 PM- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Texas Rangers
May 13- 7 PM- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Texas Rangers
May 19- 3:30 PM- Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants
May 20- 7 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Los Angeles Dodgers
May 26- 3:30 PM- Washington Nationals at Atlanta Braves
May 27- 7 PM- Washington Nationals at Atlanta Braves
May 28- 12:30 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Atlanta Braves
May 28- 3:30 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at San Francisco Giants
July 8- 7 PM- New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox
July 9- TBA- Home Run Derby
July 10- TBA- All-Star Game
July 15- 7 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds

ESPN Radio College Football schedule expands- USC home games broadcast nationally on ESPN Radio & locally on ESPN Radio Deportes

USC fans outside of the Bay Area received great news (for them) back on April 16. From the school's athletic website:

ESPN Radio and the University of Southern California (USC) today announced a multi-year agreement in which the network will have exclusive national broadcast rights for all home Trojans football games.

This marks ESPN Radio's first nationally exclusive broadcasting agreement with a college football program and only the second such agreement in the industry (Notre Dame and IMG Sports).

"We have had a long relationship with USC which has proven to be an excellent one in many ways," says Tim McCarthy, Sr. Vice President, ESPN Radio Play by Play & Talent Planning. "We will work closely with USC to develop ancillary marketing opportunities to touch USC fans everywhere."

[...]

ESPN Radio will present USC games on up to 300 affiliates nationwide. 710 ESPN Los Angeles (KSPN) has been the flagship station of the USC Football Radio Network (Fresno to San Diego) since 2006.

  

USC is the second program to broadcast games nationally- the first being Notre Dame, first with Westwood One and then with ISP/ IMG Sports. However there are a few slight differences. ESPN Radio will only have the rights for USC home games. IMG/ ISP has the rights to all Notre Dame games. The second big difference is that ESPN Radio Deportes gains the rights to all USC games in the California market instead of letting local stations bid for it. This means that ESPN Radio's rivals will have a harder time getting USC on the schedule (Sports USA has typically had an average of 2 USC games a season to date), but it won't be impossible. All road games are still up for grabs. The third difference I see is that USC games will be streamed live online through ESPNRadio.com. ISP doesn't have the same scenario for Notre Dame, though some local stations do stream the Irish games online. In the long run will this be successful for USC? Is this merely the radio version of the much despised Longhorn Network? What other Universities might try and get national radio exposure (Ohio State, Michigan, Texas, Oklahoma, and BYU come to mind). And will ESPN Radio schedule other games against their USC broadcasts? We'll have to wait and see. It should be very interesting come September.

ESPN Radio gains MLB rival- Compass Media

For years ESPN Radio has been the sole national radio provider for Major League Baseball with Sunday Night Baseball, some Saturday and holiday games, and every pitch of the World Series. On May 29 that changes. Compass Media Networks has signed an exclusive deal that will place 25 Angels games nationally on Compass Media Networks. It's being classified as the Angels Game of the Week on Compass Media Networks, though there are occasionally two or three games in the same week, and most of the games are at 9:45 PM Eastern Time, as only 9 of the games are road games, and 3 of those road games are against fellow California teams. It is unknown how many teams might follow this trend if it succeeds, but here is the schedule for the Angels Game of the Week on Compass Media Networks. Start times noted here are from the Eastern Time Zone. Announcers are still being assigned for the new broadcast.

5/29- 9:45 PM- New York Yankees at Angels
6/1- 9:45 PM- Texas Rangers at Angels
6/5- 9:45 PM- Seattle Mariners at Angels
6/11- 9:45 PM- Angels at Los Angeles Dodgers
6/13- 9:45 PM- Angels at Los Angeles Dodgers
6/19- 9:45 PM- San Francisco Giants at Angels
6/22- 9: 45 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at Angels
6/28- 6:45 PM- Angels at Toronto Blue Jays
7/5- 9:45 PM- Baltimore Orioles at Angels
7/13- 6:45 PM- Angels at new York Yankees
7/14- 12:45 PM- Angels at New York Yankees
7/20- 9:45 PM- Texas Rangers at Angels
7/27- 9:45 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Angels
8/3- 7:45 PM- Angels at Chicago White Sox
8/7- 9:45 PM- Angels at Oakland Athletics
8/13- 9:45 PM- Cleveland Indians at Angels
8/16- 9:45 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Angels
8/21- 6:45 PM- Angels at Boston Red Sox
8/23- 6:45 PM- Angels at Boston Red Sox
8/28- 9:45 PM- Boston Red Sox at Angels
8/30- 9:45 PM- Boston Red Sox at Angels
9/7- 9:45 PM- Detroit Tigers at Angels
9/12- 9:45 PM- Oakland Athletics at Angels
9/19- 9:45 PM- Texas Ragers at Angels
9/26- 9:45 PM- Seattle Mariners at Angels