New York Mets Radio Network

• 880/WHSQ & 101.1 HD2 WCBS-FM: New York City (2019–) • 92.3 HD2/WINS-FM: New York City (2024–, Spanish language) ==Affiliate (1 station)==

Florida (1 station) • 1590/WPSL: Port St Lucie, Florida ==Former flagships (18 stations)==

• 570/WMCA: New York City (1978–1982) • 620/WSKQ: Jersey City, New Jersey (1990–1996) • 660/WFAN: New York City (1988–2013) • 710/WOR: New York City (2014–2018) • 770/WABC: New York City (1962 & 1963) • 970/WJRZ: Hackensack (1967–1971) • 1050/WHN: New York City (1964–1966, 1972-1974, 1983-1987) • 1050/WFAN: New York City (1987–1988) • 1050/WEPN: New York City (2013–2020) • 1130/WNEW: New York City (1975–1977) • 1280/WADO: New York City (1997–2009) • 1380/WBNX: New York City (1982-August 31, 1984) • 1380/WKDM: New York City (September 1, 1984-1986) • 1480/WHOM: New York City (1962–1974) • 1480/WJIT: New York City (1987–1989) • 92.7/WQBU-FM: Garden City, New York (Spanish flagship) (2010–2012, 2021) • 101.9/WFAN-FM: New York City (2013) • VENE International Network (1975–1981) ==Former affiliates (19 stations + 2 translators)==

• 590/WROW: Albany, New York (2018) • 800/WLAD: Danbury, Connecticut (-2018) • 810/WGY: Schenectady, New York • 900/WKAJ: Saratoga Springs, New York • 980/WOFX: Troy, New York (-2011) • 1120/WKAJ: Oneonta, New York (-2018) • 1200/WTLA: North Syracuse, New York (-2018) • 1230/WMML: Glens Falls, New York • 1300/WAVZ: New Haven, Connecticut (-2018) • 1310/WSGO: Oswego, New York • 1400/WABY: Albany, New York • 1450/WKIP: Poughkeepsie, New York • 1460/WOKO: Albany, New York • 1490/WCSS: Amsterdam, New York (-2018) • 1540/WPTR: Albany, New York • 94.1/W231DJ: Danbury (translator for WLAD) • 96.9/W245BA: Manorville (translator for WLIR-FM) • 102.5/WBAZ: Watermill, Long Island (-2018) • 104.9/WINU: Altamont, New York (2016–2017) • 104.9/WSRD: Johnstown, New York • 107.1/WLIR-FM: Hampton Bays, New York (was supposed to be an affiliate in 2014, however its format reverted to religion.) ==See also==