Talk:Seattle Mariners Radio Network

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KWIQ (FM) to KWIQ AM[edit]

I fixed this part of the article. Having previously worked for that Radio Group (and having a Mother that still does), I know which is which. I'm aware of the OR problem, but I'm not going to go searching for verified links yet.
KWIQ-FM used to run the games, but KIRO never updated their information before transferring the station roster to KOMO when they got the winning bid on the radio contract.
Also, KWIQ (FM) was redlinked. The article was actually at KWIQ-FM. Washii (talk) 21:45, 28 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]