The New York Mets Radio Network (previously, the WFAN Mets Radio Network) consists of 5 stations (2 AM, 1 FM and 2 FM translators) in New York state. Howie Rose is the lead announcer, trading play-by-play and color commentator duties with Josh Lewin. Ed Coleman serves as primary host of the Mets radio pre-game show and post-game show, and usually substitutes when one of the main announcers is off. A Spanish-language broadcast airs separately from the English-language network.

The English language flagship is WFAN, who through its predecessors has had radio rights to the Mets since 1983. On September 10, 2013, it was announced that WFAN will not be carrying the Mets beginning in 2014.^[1] WEPN is the Spanish flagship.

• 1050/WEPN: New York City (Spanish flagship) (2013-)

• 1200/WTLA: North Syracuse
• 1230/WMML: Glens Falls
• 1440/WSGO: Oswego
• 1490/WCDO: Sidney
• 97.7/W249BC: Mattydale (translator for WTLA)
• 100.1/W261AC: Oswego (translator for WSGO)
• 100.9/WCDO-FM: Sidney

• 1490/WCSS: Amsterdam, New York
• 1590/WPSL: Port Saint Lucie, Florida (Weekends only).

• 710/WOR: New York City (2014-present)
• 660/WFAN: New York City (1988-2013)
• 1050/WHN: New York City (1983-1987)
• 1050/WFAN: New York City (1987-1988)
• 92.7/WQBU-FM: Garden City, New York (Spanish; 20??-2012)
• 101.9/WFAN-FM: New York City (2013)

• 980/WOFX: Troy, New York

• List of XM Satellite Radio channels
• List of Sirius Satellite Radio stations
• List of New York broadcasters

• WMML becomes a Mets affiliate
• WSGO carrying Mets
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