St. Louis Cardinals fans, rejoice! Your favorite team is now hitting a home run in Springfield's radio scene. But this move is more than just a change of frequency; it's a game-changer for baseball enthusiasts in the Ozarks.
The Cardinals Find a New Nest on 102.1 The Won
As of February 25, 2026, the iconic St. Louis Cardinals baseball team has found a new radio home at 102.1 The Won in Springfield. This exciting development promises to bring the thrill of the game to fans across the region, and it's a significant upgrade for local listeners.
And here's where it gets even better: 102.1 The Won will be the go-to station for comprehensive coverage of Spring Training and regular-season games. Every weekend Spring Training matchup will be aired, ensuring fans don't miss a moment of the action. But that's not all—the station will also provide in-depth pregame and postgame analysis, keeping listeners engaged from the first pitch to the final out.
"The Ozarks is Cardinals country, and we're thrilled to bring their legendary radio broadcasts to our audience," said Mike Holmes, affectionately known as 'The Intern' and the director of content at 102.1 The Won. "Our listeners deserve the best, and that's exactly what they'll get with St. Louis Cardinals baseball."
A Powerhouse Lineup on 102.1 The Won
102.1 The Won, owned by Mid-West Family Marketing, already boasts an impressive lineup. The station features the popular morning show, 'The Starting Lineup,' hosted by the dynamic trio of Ned Reynolds, Scott Puryear, and Art Hains. This show sets the tone for a day filled with sports excitement.
But the sports action doesn't stop there. The station also brings listeners St. Louis Blues hockey, NFL football, The Jim Rome Show, and programming from the VSiN network. It's a sports enthusiast's dream come true!
Previously, Cardinals broadcasts were heard on 105.1 The Bull, another Mid-West Family station. Now, with this strategic move, 102.1 The Won solidifies its position as the premier sports destination in Springfield.
Mid-West Family also operates 104.7 The Cave and the renowned rock station Q92.9, further diversifying their reach across different genres.
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A New Era for Cardinals Fans
This transition marks a new era for Cardinals fans in the Ozarks, offering an enhanced listening experience. But will this change impact the team's fan base? Share your thoughts below! Are you excited about this development, or do you have concerns? Let's spark a friendly debate in the comments!
