The Blue Jays take their drive to capture a wildcard spot to the Royals of Kansas City and the wilds of West Sacramento.
SiriusXM will offer listeners nationwide coverage of the Belmont Stakes, the third and final jewel of thoroughbred racing’s 2022 Triple Crown, this Saturday, June 11th, from Belmont Park in Elmont, NY.
SiriusXM airs all Triple Crown races – the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes – as well as the Breeders’ Cup World Championships. The wire-to-wire race broadcast of the Belmont Stakes is provided by NBC Sports Audio Network.
SiriusXM’s race-day coverage begins at 8 am ET on Saturday with a live edition of Horse Racing Radio Network’s (HRRN) Equine Forum hosted by award-winning broadcaster Mike Penna on SiriusXM Channel 219/201 (channel number depends on the make of the subscriber’s vehicle). At 10 am ET, the NBC Sports Audio (Ch. 85) will air a special edition of SiriusXM’s Down The Stretch, hosted by acclaimed track announcer Dave Johnson and Bill Finley, then NBC Sports Audio’s coverage of the Belmont Stakes at 6pm ET and the live race call by NBC Sports’ Larry Collmus (post time approximately 6:45 pm ET).
The live Belmont Stakes race call will also air on Mad Dog Sports Radio (Ch. 82).
At The Races with Steve Byk airs on SiriusXM every weekday from 9 am-noon ET, featuring daily interviews with handicapping experts and trainers and an in-depth look at the field (Ch. 219/201).
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