Arena Football League And Sirius Satellite Radio Extend Exclusive ... - OurSports Central (press release)

NEW York - The Sphere Football League and Sirius Satellite Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) have got extended their air understanding devising Sirius the Official Satellite Radio Spouse of the AFL.

SIRIUS will broadcast multiple American Federation of Labor games each hebdomad of the regular season, featuring the league's top match-ups, and all 11 playoff games live, culminating with ArenaBowl twenty-two on Sunday, July 27 in New Orleans. All games will air out on Sirius transmission channel 130.

"The American Federation of Labor is excited to be working with Sirius Satellite Radio again to convey our fans across the state the best action and penetration into Sphere Football throughout the full season," said American Federation of Labor Network President marc LOWITZ. "Listeners will be able to hear a great bundle of games every weekend and also be able to catch up on everything taking topographic point on and off the field with Simon Peter SCHWARTZ and John Wayne Esther Morris during their weekly 1 hr show, This Week in the AFL."

This Week in the AFL, hosted by Peter Schwartz and former American Federation of Labor participant Wayne Morris airs out every Thursday (7:00-8:00 Prime Minister ET) exclusively on Sirius transmission channel 126. Schwartz and Esther Morris screen all the up-to-the-minute American Federation of Labor news and highlights, take phone calls from hearers and prevue approaching games.

"We're very pleased to be able to offer our hearers another season of exciting, fast-paced AFL football," said STEVE COHEN, SIRIUS' Frailty President and General Director of Sports Programming. "With SIRIUS, American Federation of Labor fans from seashore to seashore will have got entree to their favourite squads and participants and they won't lose a single 2nd of station season action."

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