WCMC-FM (Raleigh, NC)

WCMC-FM is a Sports Talk radio station located in Raleigh, North Carolina, with its license registered in the nearby town of Holly Springs. The station's studios are situated in downtown Raleigh, alongside WRAL-FM, which plays adult contemporary music. Both WCMC-FM and WRAL-FM are part of Capitol Broadcasting Company, which also owns several other media outlets, including 620 The Buzz, WRAL-TV, FOX 50, and the Durham Bulls minor-league baseball team. WCMC-FM broadcasts from an antenna positioned in the Auburn area, southeast of Raleigh, sharing its transmission tower with WRDC, WRAL-FM, and WQDR-FM. Additionally, the station offers HD Radio broadcasting.

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#185734

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#36516

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Rinkside Chat: Canes handle the Devils best to take 2-0 series lead

2 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter

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Brind'Amour: I didn't think we were sharp to start :: WRALSportsFan.com

2 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter

Rod Brind'Amour speaks to the media after a 3-1 win over the Devils to take a 2-0 series lead. Rod, when you think back to when you first heard the news, Freddie in that blood clot, the journey watching him make it all the way back, and then for him to play in back to back games for the first time this season, having two great games, what does that speak to you? I mean, what are you feeling about his journey? Well, it's been a tough one.
Martinook and Andersen: It's the little things to win this time of year :: WRALSportsFan.com

2 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter

Jordan Martinook and Freddie Andersen speak to the media after a 3-1 win over the Devils in game 2 of their playoff series. Freddie, this is the first time all season you played in back to back games and for you to have a performance like this, do you kind of think to yourself in awe that you've come this far, especially after that scary situation you faced last year? Uh, I try not to think too much about it, just trying to enjoy the moment and.
Brind'Amour on Game 2: I don't want to change too much

2 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter |Ryan Bisesi

Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour talks about the team's outlook heading into Game 2 of the first-round playoff series with the New Jersey Devils I'm gonna rob everybody. You never thought about it. Rod, he said yesterday that possibility of a lineup changes that the game one, yeah, we don't have to, I don't see foresee any changes and that includes in goal. There's some talk about Akein maybe going to get AHL games. Um, have you made any decisions on that?
Frozen Four or NHL playoffs, stage not too big for Wild 19-year-old Zeev Buium

3 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Mark Anderson

— LAS VEGAS (AP) — Zeev Buium was trying to help lead Denver to the NCAA's Frozen Four championship less than two weeks ago. On Sunday night, he made his NHL debut for the Minnesota Wild. As a 19-year-old. In a playoff game. At one of the NHL's loudest arenas. Buium, the No. 12 overall pick in last year's NHL draft, more than acquitted himself with his new teammates after the Vegas Golden Knights claimed Game 1 of their Western Conference first-round series.
Canes attribute Game 1 win to physical and mental rest :: WRALSportsFan.com

3 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter |Joseph Ochoa

The Canes were the better team in Game 1 against the New Jersey Devils in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, they were also the fresher team. Pat Welter explains how the Canes benefited from rest in more ways than one. HOME FOR PITINO. THE HEAD COACH SAYS HE'S THE POINT GUARD OF THE FUTURE. >> THE CANES WERE THE BETTER TEAM AND ALSO AND THEY WERE FRESHER TEAM IN GAME ONE. PAT WELTER EXPLAINS HOW THE CANES ARE BENEFITING FROM REST IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
Brind'Amour: We always expect the best from the other team

3 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter

Rod Brind'Amour previews game 2 of the Hurricanes playoff series vs. the Devils. Rob, no, um, no tailor today, is that just a precautionary thing or is it something more than that? Nope. Just give him a rest. How do you think Jackson fared in his first game, first time seeing play hockey? I was fine. I was good, um, you know, it's a big atmosphere change, I mean. Obviously, or more than that is even the stakes obviously higher and I thought he was just looked normal out there.
Carolina Hurricanes beat New Jersey Devils in Game 1

4 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Aaron Thomas |Brad Simmons |Joseph Ochoa

Aaron Thomas highlights the excitement as some fans made room for hockey and the Easter holiday. REPUBLICANS FOR COMMENT ABOUT THE BILL. WE ARE STILL WAITING TO HEAR BACK. AND ELECTRIFYING FINISH FOR THE CAROLINA HURRICANES THIS EVENING. THE HOCKEY TEAM OPENED THEIR 7TH STRAIGHT PLAYOFF RUN WITH THE WIN AGAINST THE NEW JERSEY DEVILS IN THE FIRST GAME OF ROUND ONE. >> AND THOMAS HIGHLIGHTS THE EXCITEMENT AS SOME FANS MAY ROLL FOR HOCKEY ON THIS EASTER HOLIDAY.
Bulls beat Railriders on Barrera's walk off blast 4-3 :: WRALSportsFan.com

4 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter

DURHAM, NC – Bulls catcher Tres Barrera blasted a walk-off home run in the ninth inning to give Durham a 4-3 victory over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders on Sunday evening at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Bulls center fielder Tristan Peters reached base three times with two hits, including his first home run of the season, which gave Durham a 1-0 advantage in the second. He would later drive in the go-ahead run in the fourth with an infield single.
Three Bulls combine to no hit Scranton 4-0

5 days ago | wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter

DURHAM, NC -- Joe Boyle, Cole Sulser and Jacob Waguespack combined to throw the seventh no-hitter in Durham Bulls Triple-A franchise history, blanking the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 4-0 before 8,440 fans at the DBAP on Saturday night. Boyle (W, 1-1) worked six hitless frames against Scranton (11-8) in his first start since tossing five-plus no-hit innings last Sunday for Tampa Bay against the Atlanta Braves.