ESPN Deportes Radio
































ESPN Deportes Radio
TypeRadio network
CountryUnited States
AvailabilityNational, through regional affiliates and satellite radio
Owner
ESPN, Inc.
(Disney 80%/Hearst 20%)

Launch date

October 5, 2005

Official website

ESPN Deportes Radio

ESPN Deportes Radio is a Spanish language sports radio network created and produced by Disney-owned ESPN. Programming includes call-in talk shows and commentary from hosts about a full range of sporting events, including soccer, American football, baseball and boxing.


The network has stations in 15 states in the United States (Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin). It is also available in Puerto Rico and México's North and is available nationally on Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio on Channel 149.


It features sports news and talk in Spanish, with a special emphasis on soccer. Popular personalities on the network include Jorge Ramos, Fernando Alvarez, Hernan Pereyra, José del Valle, Kenneth Garay, Rafael Ramos Villagrana, Elmer Polanco, Armando Talavera Broderick Zerpa, Giovanni Scavia, Jairo Moncada, Noe Vazquez, Diego Cora, Humberto Carrera, José Francisco Rivera, Oscar Restrepo, Alberto "Mono" Gambetta, David Lopez, Miguel Angel Cebreros, Dionisio Estrada, Bernardo Pilatti, Guillermo Celis, Renato Bermudez, Alvaro Riet, Omar Orlando Salazar, David Faitelson, Carlos Arratia and Luis Escobar


ESPN Deportes as well as its English counterpart ESPN Radio were retained by Disney in the sale of ABC Radio to Citadel Broadcasting. Despite the separation of ownership, ESPN Radio & ESPN Deportes are still listed as part of the Cumulus Media Networks (formerly ABC Radio and Citadel Media; now, as of 2014, merged into Westwood One) family because Cumulus Media (new owners since September 16, 2011) sells the advertising time on both services.



Affiliate Stations


Arizona:




  • KBMB 710 AM - Phoenix, Arizona


California:




  • KWKW 1330 AM - Los Angeles, California


  • KTMZ 1220 AM - Los Angeles/Pomona, California


  • KKSF 910 AM - Oakland, California


  • KCVR 1570 AM - Lodi, California


  • KGST 1600 AM - Fresno, California


  • KWAC 1490 AM - Bakersfield, California


  • K229CD 93.7 FM - Bakersfield, California


  • XESS-AM 620 AM - Puerto Nuevo, Baja California, Mexico


Florida:




  • WMYM 990 AM - Miami, Florida


  • WEFL 760 AM - West Palm Beach, Florida


  • WJNX 1330 AM - Fort Pierce, Florida


  • WWCN 99.3-2 FM - Fort Myers, Florida


Illinois:




  • WKRS 1220 AM - Chicago, Illinois


Massachusetts:




  • WCCM 1490 AM - Boston, Massachusetts


Maryland




  • WJFK 1580 AM - Morningside, Maryland (Washington, D.C. market)


Minnesota:




  • KSTP-FM-HD3 94.5-3 FM - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota


Missouri:




  • KCZZ 1480 AM - Kansas City, Missouri


  • WXOS-HD3 101.1-3 FM - St. Louis, Missouri


Nebraska:




  • KSRZ-HD2 104.5-2 FM - Omaha, Nebraska


Nevada:




  • KENO 1460 AM - Las Vegas, Nevada


New Mexico:




  • KRZY 1450 AM - Albuquerque, New Mexico


New York:




  • WEPN 1050 AM - New York City


  • WZUN 1070 AM - Syracuse, New York


Pennsylvania:




  • WSAN 1470 AM - Allentown, Pennsylvania


Tennessee:




  • WHEW 1380 AM - Franklin, Tennessee


Texas:




  • KHHL 103.1 FM - San Antonio, Texas


  • KSVE 1650 AM - El Paso, Texas


  • KBZO 1460 AM - Lubbock, Texas


Utah:




  • KBJA 1640 AM - Salt Lake City, Utah


Washington:




  • KTCR 880 AM - Yakima, Washington



Game Broadcasts



  • UEFA Champions League

  • UEFA Europa League

  • UEFA Super Cup


  • Major League Soccer (MLS Soccer Friday, MLS Soccer Sunday, playoffs and MLS Cup)

  • CONCACAF Champions League

  • International Champions Cup

  • NBA

  • College Football Playoff


  • MLB (Sunday Night Baseball, Major League Baseball All-Star Game, postseason and World Series)

  • World Baseball Classic

  • CONMEBOL FIFA World Cup Qualifiers

  • CONCACAF FIFA World Cup Qualifiers

  • FIFA World Cup European Qualifiers

  • Premier League

  • La Liga

  • FA Cup

  • King's Cup

  • Spanish Super Cup



External links



  • ESPN Deportes Radio

  • ESPN Deportes Live

  • ESPN Deportes Radio on Sirius

  • ESPN Deportes Radio affiliate stations











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