WFNZ-FM (Charlotte, NC)

WFNZ-FM (92.7 MHz) is a sports radio station based in Charlotte, North Carolina, and is owned by Radio One. The station's studios are situated at 1 Julian Price Place, conveniently located near Morehead Street in the city. The transmitter can be found in the Newell South area of Charlotte. As the Charlotte affiliate of CBS Sports Radio, WFNZ-FM broadcasts network programming during the evenings and weekends. On weekdays, the station features local sports talk shows from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. Additionally, WFNZ is the flagship station for both the NBA's Charlotte Hornets and Major League Soccer's Charlotte FC.

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10 Things To Know About the U.S. Open Golf Championship

2 weeks ago | wfnz.com | Nick Cottongim

10 Things To Know About the U.S. Open Golf ChampionshipThe U.S. Open Golf Championship is one of the most prestigious and anticipated events in the world of sports. With over a century of storied history, it stands as a true test of a golfer’s skill, endurance, and mental fortitude. The tournament’s rich tradition and high stakes have produced unforgettable moments, from legendary victories by icons like Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods to dramatic comebacks under immense pressure.
MLB's Investment Brings New Era for Professional Softball

2 weeks ago | wfnz.com | Nick Cottongim

Major League Baseball (MLB) has taken a historic step by investing in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL), marking the league’s first significant foray into women’s sports. This eight-figure investment not only provides crucial financial backing but also sets the stage for a transformation in professional softball, a sport that has faced decades of turbulence.
Top 25 Athletes Of All-Time That Were Bald

2 weeks ago | wfnz.com | Nick Cottongim

Top 25 Athletes Of All-Time That Were BaldAthletic greatness transcends physical appearance, and nowhere is this more evident than with bald athletes who dominated their sports. Baldness can sometimes be seen as a life stage to overcome, yet for many athletes, it became a defining feature of their identity. From courts to fields, rinks to rings, these icons showcased how confidence and skill outweigh any aesthetic norms.
Major Brawl Erupts in Game 3 of Stanley Cup Final

2 weeks ago | wfnz.com | Nick Cottongim

Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final turned into chaos when tempers flared between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers. With Florida comfortably leading 5-1 late in the third period, the tension boiled over into an all-out brawl involving all players on the ice. The chaos began when Edmonton’s Trent Frederic cross-checked Florida’s Sam Bennett, who responded with punches. This initial clash quickly spiraled into multiple heated fights.
Top 25 Best NBA Players That Never Made The NBA Finals

2 weeks ago | wfnz.com | Nick Cottongim

Top 25 Best NBA Players That Never Made The NBA FinalsThe NBA is filled with stories of incredible players who achieved remarkable success yet never reached the pinnacle of the sport by making it to the NBA Finals. These players, known for their sheer talent and determination, often carried their teams through intense playoff battles, racking up numerous wins and etching unforgettable moments into basketball history.
Jalen Hurts Breaks Silence On Not Visiting White House

1 month ago | wfnz.com | Bruce Goodwin II

The NFL Draft is over, and OTAs are beginning in a few weeks, but people are still hung up on last season’s aftereffects. Other than the ring presentation, the other delightful hangover that comes with winning the Super Bowl is visiting the White House, which has become political since Donald Trump took office. Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts opted not to make the trip to D.C. with his teammates after beating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.
Michael Jordan Joins NBC’s NBA Coverage Team As “Special Contributor” & Social Media Awaits The Trash Talk

1 month ago | wfnz.com | Bruce Goodwin II

Since retiring in 2003, Michael Jordan has stayed out of the spotlight, while choosing to remarry, open free healthcare clinics, and act as the face of Jordan Brand. But now, Jordan is returning to the world of basketball like many of his NBA brethren by becoming a “special contributor” for NBC. The major network made the announcement at its upfronts at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall while previewing what it’s cooking up for the upcoming TV season.
Fans Swear The NBA Is Rigged After Dallas Mavericks Secure No.1 Draft Pick

1 month ago | wfnz.com | Bruce Goodwin II

Last night’s NBA Draft lottery went so unexpectedly that GM Nico Harrison has seen some reprieve from his constant roasting. The Dallas Mavericks have somehow won the draft lottery, earning them the No. 1 pick. This will likely mean they’ll draft Duke’s Cooper Flagg, who’s been hyped as a potential franchise player.
Mike Kaye Talks Jadeveon Clowney Release

1 month ago | wfnz.com | Anthony Pagnotta

The Carolina Panthers made a handful of roster moves on Thursday, including the cutting of a major defensive piece from the 2024 team. After just one season in Carolina, veteran Jadeveon Clowney was cut as a cap casualty earlier today in order to free up $7.78 million of cap that creates some flexibility for the team to use on rookie contracts as well as other positions that are still in need of insurance, like safety or linebacker.
Shedeur Sanders Skipped Over In 1st Round Of NFL Draft

2 months ago | wfnz.com | Bruce Goodwin II

After an awkward bike entrance from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (with Lil Wayne riding behind him) and a Trump-infused Chicago Bears troll from Clay Matthews, the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay began. First up, Washington State’s Cam Ward was picked up by the Tennessee Titans, who desperately needed a quarterback.