Thunder radio: Network drops radio delay
Thunder fans, go ahead and bring your radios to the games. Thanks to a change in Sports Animal Radio Network policy, you can follow the broadcasts at the Ford Center .
Responding to an inquiry from The Oklahoman , the network dropped the delay on its Thunder broadcasts, network operations manager Chris Baker said. The delay of about eight to 10 seconds was necessary to produce the high-definition broadcast, but ma...
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