What happened to 1090 Sports Radio in Seattle?
Formerly branded as “1090 KJR“, KPTR had changed call letters last month from KFNQ. Its lineup of national programming from Fox Sports Radio and CBS Sports Radio will now be heard on 950 KJR. KJR’s local programming will be exclusively on “93.3 KJR” KUBE.
Are Seattle Kraken games on the radio?
The Seattle Kraken have partnered with KJR AM as its live radio broadcast partner. The majority of the games will be on 950 AM and occasionally 1090 AM (when there is a conflict with the University of Washington Huskies) and 102.5 KZOK (simulcast on Saturdays).
What radio station is the Seattle Mariners on?
KIRO-AM
Flagship history With the start of the 2009 season, the network’s flagship station is once again KIRO-AM (710 ESPN Seattle), which became an affiliate of ESPN Radio in April 2009. Rival station KOMO AM 1000 had the broadcast rights for six seasons (2003-08).
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Is Mitch Levy married?
Mostly, Mitch loves Seattle for sentimental reasons. It’s where he and his wife made their home. It’s where his two sons were born and raised. It’s where his professional life went from a longshot risk to a successful 23-year career.
What happened to 1090 The Fan Seattle?
On February 8, 2018, the station dropped the “Fan” branding and relaunched as “1090 KJR”, a brand extension of co-owned KJR. With the change, KFNQ added the syndicated Fox Sports Radio programs The Dan Patrick Show, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, and The Doug Gottlieb Show.
What radio station carries the Kraken games?
KJR AM
The Seattle Kraken have partnered with KJR AM as its live radio broadcast partner. The majority of the games will be on 950 AM and occasionally 1090 AM (when there is a conflict with the University of Washington Huskies) and 102.5 KZOK (simulcast on Saturdays).