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PHILADELPHIA - PennZone -- Brookhaven, PA – Disruptor Radio, LLC announces that it will begin airing the New York Yankees baseball on the radio on WJFP-AM 740, 103.3 FM, and 95.3 FM starting Thursday, July 21 with the Yankees-Astros day-night doubleheader.

WJFP Radio will be the exclusive home for New York Yankee radio broadcasts in Philadelphia, PA, Wilmington DE, and South Jersey beginning July 21, 2022 at 1:05 PM ET.

"We are thrilled to partner with the highest profile brand in baseball, the New York Yankees," said John Fredericks, President, and CEO of Disruptor Radio, LLC. "We are very proud to be an official radio affiliate of the New York Yankees offering baseball fans in the greater Philadelphia area an opportunity to catch every pitch of every Yankees game."

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WJFP-AM 740, 103.3 FM, and 95.3 FM is also a broadcast station for The John Fredericks Show, heard 6-10 AM nationally, and other news-talk hosts Monday-Friday. WJFP is also the new home to Army football and the NFL Pittsburgh Steelers.

With its three frequencies, WJFP-AM 740, 103.3 FM, and 95.3 FM has enormous reach into Philadelphia, all surrounding suburbs, half of Delaware -- south to Dover and all of Wilmington, and most of South Jersey.

John Fredericks owns or operates four radio stations in Central Virginia - WJFN-AM 820 and WJFN-FM 100.5 FM, 92.7 FM, and 107.7 FM, as well as WMLB AM 1690 in Atlanta. He is also Publisher of three digital newspapers in the Star News Network, The Virginia Star, Georgia Star News, and Pennsylvania Daily Star.