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This week is the annual “Players Week” on the MLB Network Radio channel on SiriusXM. Several current major league players and top prospects are scheduled to join SiriusXM hosts for special extended feature segments throughout “Players Week,” where they will have a national platform, an hour of airtime, and the freedom to guide the conversation and discuss the teams and topics both on and off the field that most interest them.
Check out the players that will be featured in the “Players Week” segments below.
MLB Network Radio (Ch. 89) is available to subscribers nationwide in their cars, as well as on their phones and connected devices at home with the SXM App.
9 am: Gunnar Henderson and Colton Cowser, Baltimore Orioles
3 pm: Taylor and Tyler Rogers, San Francisco Giants
4 pm: Jose Miranda, Minnesota Twins
8 pm: Ross Stripling, San Francisco Giants
9 am: Vinnie Pasquantino, Kansas City Royals
2 pm: Brad Keller, Kansas City Royals
3 pm: Justin Turner, Boston Red Sox
5 pm: Pierce Johnson, San Diego Padres
11 am: Whit Merrifield, Toronto Blue Jays
2 pm: Adam Cimber and Tim Mayza, Toronto Blue Jays
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