The Score Will Launch FM Simulcast on 104.3 on Feb. 2

Chicago's 670 The Score Sports Radio Is Getting An FM Upgrade

CHICAGO — Sports talk radio nerds rejoice: Soon you’ll be able to get your fix on FM radio. Beginning Feb. 2, 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) will be simulcasting its sports programming on 104.3 FM, replacing the Rhythmic Throwbacks station 104.3 Jams (WBMX). Radio network Audacy said some elements of the old programing will be folded into B96 (WBBM-FM), according to Radio Insights.  The 104.3 Jams studio space at Two Prudential Plaza. Credit: Provided/…

The Score will launch FM simulcast on 104.3 on Feb. 2

The Score will launch an FM simulcast on 104.3, the current home of hip hop/R&B music station JAMS, starting Feb. 2. It's The Score's first foray on FM, where the station will be branded 104.3 The Score and carry the same programming heard on 670 The Score.The station becomes parent-company Audacy's 20th FM sports station. The Score launched in 1992 at 820 AM before moving to 1160 in 1997 and to its current home in 2000, turning the nearly 80-ye…

670 The Score is moving to FM radio in Chicago

Chicago’s Score Adds Frequency Modulation

• Audacy Sports-Talk WSCR-AM (670 The Score)/Chicago just earned an FM simulcast upgrade with the launch of 104.3 The Score on WBMX (calls remain for now), replacing Throwback 104.3 JAMS, beginning Feb. 2. Naturally, this means that The Score’s flagship radio coverage of the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bulls will henceforth also air on glorious FM. “Chicago fans are the best in the world, and they deserve coverage that matches their passion,” said …

Audacy Chicago Bringing The Score to FM With 104.3 Launch

For the first time in its history, Chicago's 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) will be getting its own FM signal as Audacy sets up 104.3 The Score. The launch extends the reach of The Score’s flagship content, including Chicago Cubs and Bulls broadcasts, starting February 2.

WSCR Finally Scores FM Upgrade

Audacy Sports “670 The Score” WSCR Chicago it will begin simulcasting on 104.3 on February 2. Staffers were informed of the move in a meeting this morning. The move follows many expected moves for the brand over the years. The move will mean the end of Rhythmic Throwbacks “104.3 Jams” WBMX although we’re told some elements of its programming will be merged into CHR “B96” WBBM-FM. SVP/Market Manager Kevin Cassidy said, “Chicago fans are the best …