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(BALTIMORE) -- MASN, the local leader in live sports entertainment, and the Orioles' radio flagship FM Talk 105.7 WHFS, announced the addition of a new Orioles off-season analysis show to its unprecedented baseball lineup. Orioles Hot Stove features MASN broadcaster Jim Hunter and The Baltimore Sun's Roch Kubatko every Friday night at 7:00 p.m. for a full hour discussion of Orioles news, opinion, rumor and analysis.
The first show will air live this Friday, December 14 at 7:00 p.m. on FM Talk 105.7 WHFS, and will be televised at 9:00 p.m. on MASN, via delayed broadcast. Starting January 11, Orioles Hot Stove, will be simulcast live on MASN every Friday night at 7:00 p.m. through Spring Training. The show will re-air on MASN on Saturday mornings at 9:00 a.m.

Veteran broadcaster Jim Hunter brings 11 years of Orioles broadcasting experience to the show. He has covered the Orioles as a play-by-play announcer and appears on MASN's pre- and post-game show, O's Xtra. Roch Kubatko has covered the Orioles for the Sun for over ten years and is a regular contributor to ESPN 1300's Anita Marks Show, also simulcast on MASN. Kubatko writes a widely-read sports blog, Roch Around the Clock.

Orioles Hot Stove adds to MASN's already extensive coverage of Major League Baseball. With 322 live telecasts of every available Orioles and Washington Nationals game and over 600 live pre and post game shows, MASN is the region's must-have sports network. MASN also produces weekly magazine shows, Nats Access and O's Access, for both teams. With world class on air-talent, MASN has the finest broadcast team of any regional sports network in the country.

MASN is currently carried on twenty-one cable and satellite providers throughout a seven-state region to 5.2 million households. MASN airs over 520 live sporting events every year including over 200 NCAA football, basketball and lacrosse games. For more information, visit www.masnsports.com.