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Chicago's "ESPN 1000" Keeps the NBA Bulls through 2017
The Chicago Bulls are staying put, keeping their NBA basketball games on WMVP-AM "ESPN" (1000) through the 2016-2017 season. "ESPN 1000" VP/GM John Cravens says, "We are very pleased to renew this long standing partnership between the Chicago Bulls and ESPN Chicago. These two great brands will continue to entertain Chicago sports fans for many years to come." WMVP has been the flagship radio station for the Bulls for 15 of the last 16 years, since 1996.
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