document_title: List of ESPN Radio affiliates

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text: Alabama[edit]

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Market
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Auburn, Alabama
ESPN 106.7
Auburn High School baseball and basketball

Birmingham, Alabama
Jox 2: ESPN 100.5
Birmingham affiliate for Auburn Tigers football and men's basketball

Decatur, Alabama
ESPN Radio 1400
Alabama Crimson Tide Football, High School Football.

Florence, Alabama
ESPN Radio 93.9
Atlanta Braves affiliate, Alabama Crimson Tide Sports Network

Huntsville, Alabama
97.7 The Zone
Carries Army Black Knight Football University of Alabama Huntsville Basketball games, High School Football, NCAA and NFL football games, and the NCAA Basketball Tournament.

Roanoke, Alabama
ESPN Radio 1360

Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Tide 102.9
Tuscaloosa affiliate for Alabama Crimson Tide football and softball

York, Alabama
ESPN Radio 104.9
West Alabama Tigers flagship station.

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text: Alaska[edit]

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Anchorage, Alaska
550 The Zone
Flagship station of University of Alaska Anchorage Seawolves hockey, Seattle Mariners baseball

Soldotna, Alaska
ESPN 1140
Your source for Sports on the Kenai Peninsula

Fairbanks, Alaska
820 Sports
We're in the game!

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Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona Sports 98.7
Flagship station of Phoenix Suns, Arizona Cardinals, Arizona Coyotes, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Arizona State Sun Devils; local games move over to News 92.3 KTAR in case of scheduling conflict

Safford, Arizona
ESPN Radio 1230

Tucson, Arizona
ESPN Radio 1490 The Fan
Affiliate of Arizona Diamondbacks baseball; Phoenix Suns basketball

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Batesville, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 1340

Bentonville, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 1290
Arkansas Razorbacks sports

Dardanelle, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 980
Arkansas Razorbacks sports and Arkansas Tech University sports affiliate

Fayetteville, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 99.5
Arkansas Razorbacks sports

Fort Smith, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 96.3
carries Arkansas razorback football,baseball,and basketball.

Little Rock, Arkansas
103.7 The Buzz
Dallas Cowboys football affiliate, Arkansas Razorbacks sports, High School Football

Morrilton, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 800

Stuttgart, Arkansas
ESPN Radio 1240
Tennessee Titans affiliate

text: California[edit]

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West Rancho Dominguez, California
Angels Radio AM 830 ("In Association with ESPN")
Owned by the Quincy and Drake Brown Graham of the Prestigious Promenade families Rolls-Royce Bentley Phantom and Aston Quincy Martin Mazerati of (Colorado). Consequently, they are the Societys UFO'S  station. Also the Star track UFO'S for the Anaheim Ducks, and an affiliate for the Oakland Raiders and the Notre Dame. DRAKE Graham  hosts the station's afternoon show.

Bakersfield, California
ESPN Radio 1230

Clovis, California
ESPN Radio 790
Affiliate of the Oakland Athletics

Eureka, California
ESPN Radio 92.7 / 1340
Flagship station of the Humboldt State Lumberjacks

Fresno, California
940 ESPN Radio
Affiliate of the Los Angeles Lakers, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, and San Jose Sharks

Los Angeles, California
710 ESPN Radio
West Coast ESPN Radio flagship. Los Angeles Lakers flagship station, USC Trojans Football and Basketball flagship station. Also airs select Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim games in a partnership with Angels-owned flagship KLAA. Former originating station for defunct All Night with Jason Smith. AM flagship station of the Los Angeles Rams as of May 2016.

Modesto, California
ESPN Radio 970
affiliate of San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Sharks, Golden State Warriors, and California Golden Bears radio network

Monterey, California
ESPN Radio 630

Redding, California
ESPN Radio 96.1
San Francisco Giants, San Francisco 49ers, and San Jose Sharks affiliate

Sacramento, California
ESPN 1320 AM
affiliate of San Francisco 49ers

San Diego, California
ESPN 1700 AM

San Francisco, California
95.7 The Game

San Luis Obispo, California
ESPN Radio 1280

text: Colorado[edit]

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Colona, Colorado
ESPN Radio 1450

Colorado Springs, Colorado
Currently No ESPN Radio affiliate
Last heard on ESPN The ROCK! 101.3 before station flipped to Soft AC

Denver, Colorado
1600 ESPN (main)104.3 The Fan (secondary)
KKFN: Carries local programming and select ESPN Radio programming along with play-by-play coverage of the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, and Air Force Falcons football. KFFN also includes WestWood One Sports programming. KEPN: Carries full ESPN Radio schedule.

Durango, Colorado
ESPN Radio 930

Rifle, Colorado
ESPN Radio 690

Steamboat Springs, Colorado
ESPN Radio 1230

text: Connecticut[edit]

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Hartford, Connecticut
97.9 ESPN
Home of The Rob Dibble Show. Weekdays 3PM-7PM. Launched on January 28, 2012. 97.9 ESPN replaced WPOP as the Hartford affiliate of ESPN Radio. WPOP flipped to Fox Sports Radio on March 5, 2012.

New Haven, Connecticut
ESPN Radio 1300
Affiliate of the Blue Devils ESPN Radio Network, broadcasting Central Connecticut State University men's basketball and football.

text: District of Columbia[edit]

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Special Local Programming Notes

Washington, D.C.

The Team 980

"The Team 980" is the Washington Redskins' football flagship, Georgetown Hoyas' basketball flagship, Maryland Terrapins and Virginia Cavaliers' football & men's basketball affiliate, and Baltimore Orioles' affiliate.

text: Delaware[edit]

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Milford, Delaware
ESPN Delaware 930 AM/102.1 FM
Delaware's Sport's Station

text: Florida[edit]

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Fort Myers, Florida
99.3 FM ESPN
Affiliate of the Miami Marlins, Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes. Sister to WQAM in Miami, but it clears most ESPN Radio programming.

Gainesville, Florida
ESPN Radio 95.3/850
Flagship station of the Florida Gators.

Jacksonville, Florida
1010XL
92.5 fm(simulcast) Flagship station of the Jacksonville Jaguars, North Florida Ospreys, and the Jacksonville Dolphins; Georgia Bulldogs football affiliate.

Miami, Florida
790 The Ticket
Flagship of the Miami Marlins and Florida Panthers. Jorge Sedano in morning drive, Dan LeBatard in afternoons, and onetime Miami-based talk host Phil Hendrie in overnight. Carries Colin Cowherd and ESPN overnight (non-related Fox Sports Radio affiliate WINZ carries the first three hours of Mike and Mike).

Miami, Florida
1210 ESPN Deportes
Flagship of the Miami Dolphins and Florida Panthers.The first Hispanic sports talk station covering the Greater Miami Area including Boyton Beach, Fort Lauderdale and the upper keys. Power: 47,000 Watts Programming: Local

Orlando, Florida
ESPN Radio 580 AM
Flagship of Orlando Magic basketball; affiliate of Miami Hurricanes football, Tampa Bay Rays baseball, Jacksonville Jaguars football, Florida State Seminoles football & basketball, and NASCAR live coverage

St. Petersburg/Tampa, Florida
Sports Radio 620 WDAE
Flagship of Tampa Bay Rays baseball, Tampa Bay Buccaneers football, and Tampa Bay Lightning hockey; Florida Gators football and basketball affiliate.

Tallahassee, Florida
97.9 ESPN Radio

West Palm Beach, Florida
ESPN Radio 106.3
Affiliate of the Florida Marlins, Florida Panthers, Miami Dolphins, Miami Heat, Florida Gators, and Miami Hurricanes.

text: Georgia[edit]

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Market
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Athens, Georgia
ESPN Radio 960

Augusta, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1380
Carolina Panthers football

Brunswick, Georgia
ESPN Radio 790
Atlanta Braves affiliate

Cochran, Georgia
Middle Georgia's ESPN
Simulcasts on WXKO, WFXM-FM HD-4, 93.1 W226BZ Macon, and 99.5 W258AP Warner Robins

Columbus, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1580-95.7
University of Alabama, Atlanta Falcons, & Atlanta Hawks.  Simulcast on WIOL-FM 95.7 FM.

Fort Valley, Georgia
Middle Georgia's ESPN
Simulcasts on WRWR-FM HD-2 Cochran, WFXM-FM HD-4 Gordon, 93.1 W226BZ Macon, and 99.5 W258AP Warner Robins

Gordon, Georgia
Middle Georgia's ESPN
Simulcasts on WRWR-FM HD-2, WXKO-AM Fort Valley, 93.1 W226BZ Macon, and 99.5 W258AP Warner Robins

La Grange, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1240-96.9

Macon, Georgia
Middle Georgia's ESPN
Simulcasts on WRWR-FM HD-2, WFXM-FM HD-4, WXKO-AM Fort Valley, and 99.5 W258AP Warner Robins

Marietta, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1230

Milledgeville, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1450

Rome, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1410

Sandersville, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1490

Valdosta, Georgia
ESPN Radio 1150-96.1
Valdosta State Blazers football, Atlanta Falcons, & Atlanta Braves.

Warner Robins, Georgia
Middle Georgia's ESPN
Simulcasts on WRWR-FM HD-2, WFXM-FM HD-4, 93.1 W226BZ Macon, and WXKO-AM Fort Valley.

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Hilo, Hawaii
ESPN Radio 850

Honolulu, Hawaii
ESPN Radio 1420
Hawaii Warriors play-by-play

Kahului, Hawaii
ESPN Radio 900

Kealakekua, Hawaii
ESPN Radio 790

text: Idaho[edit]

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Market
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Special Local Programming Notes

Idaho Falls, Idaho
KSPZ
flagship station for Idaho Falls Chukars baseball

Moscow, Idaho
The Palouse's ESPN 1400
Washington State Cougars, Idaho Vandals football and basketball, local high school sports, local and Seattle sports talk 10am - 12pm Monday-Friday

text: Illinois[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Champaign, Illinois
ESPN Radio 93.5
St. Louis Cardinals affiliate, Tay and J Show

Chicago, Illinois
ESPN Chicago 1000
The first owned-and-operated station for ESPN Radio, and the network's Midwest flagship. Also was the first station to carry Mike and Mike. Chicago Bulls flagship, and key affiliate for both University of Notre Dame and University of Illinois at Chicago.

Decatur, Illinois
ESPN Radio 1050
Affiliate station for the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bears, Chicago Bulls.  Local programming includes, 'The Aric Lee Show' each weekday, High School Football and Basketball Broadcasts from schools in Central Illinois.

Marion, Illinois
ESPN Radio 103.5
St. Louis Cardinals affiliate

Peoria, Illinois
ESPN Peoria
Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bulls affiliate. Also has local afternoon and morning sports show - 'Jim Mattson Show' from 3 to 5 pm and Peoria Fantasy Sundays from 9 to 11 am.

Quincy, Illinois
ESPN Radio 1440
Chicago Cubs affiliate

Springfield, Illinois
Sportsradio 1450
Local Central State Eight and other high school football and basketball games, Chicago Cubs, and Chicago Bears football. Also has local afternoon sports show -- "The Press Box" from 4 to 6 pm.

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Angola, Indiana
ESPN 92.7
Detroit Tigers baseball affiliate. Has operated on the HD3 subchannel of 100.3 WLKI and simulcast on FM translator W224BY since November 2009.

Brazil, Indiana
1130 The Fan
simulcast on FM translator W258BA Terre Haute since 2013.  New programming. No longer a valid affiliate.

Evansville, Indiana
ESPN 97.7 The Ref

Fort Wayne, Indiana
The Fan 1380
Fort Wayne Tincaps baseball, Purdue University and IPFW athletics. All local programming is simulcast on sister station 106.7 The Fan, Fort Wayne's Fox Sports Radio affiliate (106.7 The Fan's primary market is Angola, already serviced by WLKI-HD3/W224BY "ESPN 92.7").

Indianapolis, Indiana
FM 107.5 and 1070 The Fan
Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, IndyCar Series and Butler Bulldogs basketball flagship station; also carries Indiana Hoosiers (Some rights shared with sister stations WIBC and WLHK). Only ESPN properties carried are "Mike & Mike" and some live sports as of 3/30/2017.

Kokomo, Indiana
News/Talk/ESPN 1350AM WIOU
Purdue University football and Indiana University basketball affiliate. Coverage of high school football, basketball and baseball. Carries a general news/talk lineup during the daytime hours.

Lafayette, Indiana
ESPN 1450
Chicago Bears football, IRL Racing

Marion, Indiana
ESPN Radio 860

Muncie, Indiana
ESPN Radio 1360
Cincinnati Reds baseball, local high school basketball

Richmond, Indiana
ESPN Radio 1490 and 100.9FM
Cincinnati Reds baseball, local high school basketball, Miami University Hockey

Terre Haute, Indiana
The Fan 99.5
New programming. No longer a valid affiliate.

Vincennes, Indiana
ESPN Radio 1450

Warsaw, Indiana
ESPN Radio 1480

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1600 The Gym
Iowa State Cyclones sports, high school sports, Minnesota Twins, Indy Racing League, NCAA Basketball, NFL Football

Davenport, Iowa
ESPN 93.5
Chicago Cubs baseball, Chicago Bears football

Des Moines, Iowa
1350 ESPN
Chicago Cubs baseball, Green Bay Packers football, Drake Bulldogs sports, Iowa Energy NBA D League basketball

text: Kansas[edit]

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Lawrence, Kansas
ESPN Radio 1320
Kansas Jayhawks sports

Manhattan, Kansas
ESPN Radio 1350

Pittsburg, Kansas
99.1 The Ticket ESPN Radio
Fort Scott Community College sports, Pittsburg High School football and basketball

Topeka, Kansas
ESPN Radio 1490

Wellington, Kansas
ESPN Radio 1130

Wichita, Kansas
ESPN Radio 1240

Wichita, Kansas
ESPN Radio 98.7

Winfield, Kansas
ESPN Radio 1550

text: Kentucky[edit]

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Ashland, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1340

Bowling Green, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1450

Campbellsville, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1450

Elizabethtown, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 101.5

Lexington, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1300

Louisville, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 680 and 105.7

Manchester, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1450 "Reality Radio XL"
Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs play by play, Major League Baseball on ESPN Radio including Sunday Night Baseball, Playoff and World Series coverage, College football Bowl Championship Series, Kentucky Derby

Paducah, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1560

Princeton, Kentucky
ESPN Radio 1580

text: Louisiana[edit]

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Market
Branding
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Alexandria, Louisiana
ESPN Radio 1410

LSU athletics
New Orleans Pelicans Basketball

Baton Rouge, Louisiana
ESPN Radio 104.9
Southern University football and basketball Flagship station of LSU Tigers Basketball and coaches shows

Houma, Louisiana
ESPN Radio 1490

Lafayette, Louisiana
Sports Radio ESPN 1420
Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns baseball, New Orleans Pelicans basketball
Flagship of The Moon Griffon conservative talk radio show.

Lake Charles, Louisiana
ESPN Radio 1400

Monroe, Louisiana
ESPN Radio 97.7
High School Football, ULM athletics, New Orleans Pelicans basketball and Saints Football,Grambling State athletics, LSU sports, and LA Tech athletics.

New Orleans, Louisiana
ESPN 100.3
Effective January 1, 2014, KLRZ-FM is a radio affiliate of ESPN Radio for the New Orleans market. The new format will carry ESPN's national lineup of sports talk personalities, programs, college and professional games. KLRZ-FM will be known as "The Game", featuring a team of local sports talk personalities. Flagship station of Nicholls State Athletics. New Orleans Pelicans Basketball affiliate for Larose.

Slidell, Louisiana
ESPN Radio 1560
Houston Astros Baseball and High School Football

text: Maine[edit]

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Millinocket, Maine
WSYY

Saco/Portland, Maine
FM 95.9 WPEI
Affiliate of the WEEI Sports Radio Network, Boston Red Sox and Boston Celtics.

Skowhegan
The Ticket Sports Radio 1160
Was ESPN Radio affiliate from the 1990s until September 2009, switched back to sports in January 2011.

Bangor
92.9 The Ticket
On January 1, 2013, Townsquare relaunched the station with a sports format as "92.9 The Ticket".

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Cumberland, Maryland
ESPN Radio 1230

text: Massachusetts[edit]

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Boston, Massachusetts
ESPN on WEEI (main)SportsRadio 93.7 WEEI (secondary)

One of the first successful all-sports stations in the U.S. Adopted the format in 1991 (then at 590 AM), relocated to 850 AM in 1994, and began simulcasting on 93.7 FM in 2011. Both stations are the flagship of the Boston Red Sox and Boston College football and basketball. Since October 5, 2012, WEEI has carried the entire ESPN Radio programming lineup in pattern as ESPN on WEEI. WEEI-FM's daytime programming  (Dennis and Callahan, Mut and Merloni, The Big Show with Glenn Ordway and Planet Mikey) is syndicated regionally via the "WEEI Sports Radio Network" to six other stations in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Consequently, up to the split of both stations, WEEI was one of a few ESPN affiliates that did not carry Mike and Mike, Colin Cowherd and Scott Van Pelt.

Springfield, Massachusetts
1450 The Hall
New York Yankees Baseball.  Boston Bruins Hockey.  The Average Joe Show.

New Bedford, Massachusetts
1340 AM ESPN New Bedford
Pawtucket Red Sox Baseball.  High school football and boys basketball games for New Bedford High School, Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech, Fairhaven High School, Dartmouth High School, and Bishop Stang High School with operations manager Ed Perreira and Mark Enwright. Sister station of ESPN Radio 1450 West Warwick, Rhode Island

Worcester, Massachusetts
SportsRadio 1440 WEEI
Has simulcast WEEI and/or WEEI-FM from 1991 until 1994, and from 1997 onward. Since 2000, the initial affiliate of the WEEI Sports Radio Network. Also an affiliate for the Boston Red Sox and Boston Celtics.

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Alma, Michigan
ESPN Radio 1280

Bay City, Michigan
ESPN Radio 100.9

East Lansing, Michigan
ESPN Radio 730

Flint, Michigan
Sports Xtra 1330
Affiliate for Detroit Tigers, University of Michigan football and basketball, Detroit Pistons, Detroit Lions, and Detroit Red Wings. Also carries local high school football.

Grand Haven, Michigan
ESPN Radio 1370

Grand Rapids, Michigan
ESPN Radio 96.1

Jackson, Michigan
ESPN Radio 1450
Affiliate for Detroit Tigers, Michigan State football and basketball, Detroit Pistons and Detroit Lions

Marquette, Michigan
ESPN UP Radio 970 / 93.3
Play-by-play home for Westwood High School Sports [2]

Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
ESPN Radio 1400
Affiliate for the Detroit Pistons, as well as Soo Eagles junior hockey and Lake Superior State Lakers college basketball.

Sturgis, Michigan
ESPN Radio 1230

Traverse City, Michigan
ESPN Radio Northern Michigan
Simulcast on WSRT 106.7 FM and WSRJ 105.5 FM. Launched on August 31, 2012.

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Bemidji, Minnesota
ESPN Radio 1450
carries Minnesota Vikings and Minnesota Twins games

Minneapolis, Minnesota
1500 ESPN Twin Cities
key station for Minnesota Twins baseball, Minnesota Golden Golphers men's and women's basketball and men's ice hockey, and Minnesota United FC   soccer

St. Cloud, Minnesota
ESPN Radio 660
Chicago Cubs Radio Network affiliate

text: Mississippi[edit]

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Biloxi, Mississippi
ESPN Radio 1640

Columbus, Mississippi
ESPN Radio 103.1

Greenville, Mississippi
ESPN Radio 1260
carries Southern Miss Golden Eagles football and baseball and Ole Miss Rebels men's basketball and baseball

Hazlehurst, Mississippi
ESPN Radio 92.9

Jackson, Mississippi
ESPN The Zone 105.9 FM
Mississippi State University live coverage

Tupelo, Mississippi
ESPN 96.3 FM

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Cape Girardeau, Missouri
ESPN Radio 1220

Columbia, Missouri
Sports Radio 100.5 FM & 1580 AM
University of Missouri sports

Houston, Missouri
ESPN 1250 HOUSTON
carries St. Louis Cardinals baseball, St. Louis Rams football and University of Missouri sports on  ESPN 1250 HOUSTON

Kansas City, Missouri
Sports Radio 810
Kansas State University and University of Missouri–Kansas City sports

St. Joseph, Missouri
ESPN Radio 1550
carries St. Louis Cardinals baseball games and Northwest Missouri State University sporting events

St. Louis, Missouri
101 ESPN
Saint Louis University basketball and former flagship station for the St. Louis Rams.

Sikeston, Missouri
ESPN Radio 1470

Springfield, Missouri
JOCK 98.7 ESPN
Springfield Cardinals Double-A Baseball, University of Missouri, and Missouri State University Athletics.

Rolla, Missouri
ESPN Mid-Missouri 107.3
Home of the Rolla Bulldogs, St. Louis Blues, KC Chiefs, KC Royals.

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Bozeman, Montana
ESPN Radio 1230

Helena, Montana
ESPN Montana 94.9 FM
K235BW; simulcasting KIMO-HD3 107.3

Great Falls, Montana
ESPN Montana 99.9 FM
K260AU; simulcasting KIMO-HD3 107.3

Missoula, Montana
ESPN Montana 97.5 FM
simulcasting KKVU-HD4 104.5

Whitefish, Montana
ESPN Radio 1240

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Market
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Hastings, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 1550

Kearney, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 1460

Lincoln, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 1480

Norfolk, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 780-105.9

North Platte, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 1410

Omaha, Nebraska
AM 590 Omaha's ESPN Radio
Nebraska Cornhuskers sports

Scottsbluff, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 1320

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Las Vegas, Nevada
ESPN Radio 1100
Joined ESPN Radio in February 2008; flagship station of the UNLV ISP Sports Network.  Also affiliated with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Los Angeles Lakers and Anaheim Ducks.

Reno, Nevada
ESPN Radio 94.5

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Atlantic City, New Jersey
97.3 ESPN-FM
2014 FIFA World Cup, College Football Playoff, NCAA Tournament (since 2006), MLB, NBA and NFL live coverage, Philadelphia Eagles games and Absegami, EHT, Holy Spirit, Atlantic City, Mainland, EHT, and Pleasantville High School sports.

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Alamogordo, New Mexico
ESPN Radio 103.7

Albuquerque, New Mexico
ESPN Radio 101.7

Carlsbad, New Mexico
ESPN Radio 1240

Santa Fe, New Mexico
ESPN Radio 1400

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Albany, New York
ESPN Radio 104.5 "The Team"
New York Yankees affiliate station and Albany Devils coverage

Bath, New York
ESPN Radio 1380

Brewster, New York
ESPN Radio 1510

Buffalo, New York
ESPN Radio 1520 (main)WGR Sports Radio 550 (secondary)
WGR: Buffalo Sabres (NHL) and Buffalo Bills (NFL) flagship station. MSG Radio Network affiliate (New York Red Bulls games only). A charter affiliate of ESPN Radio since its 1992 launch.
WWKB: Syracuse ISP Sports Network (men's basketball and football) affiliate.

Elmira, New York
ESPN Radio 1410

Glens Falls, New York
ESPN Radio 1230

Ithaca, New York
1160 ESPN Radio
Carries New York Yankees baseball and New York Jets football; also carries Syracuse University Men's Football and Men's Basketball, and Cornell University Men's Basketball

Newark, New York
ESPN Radio 1420

New York, New York
ESPN Radio 98.7 FM
East Coast ESPN Radio flagship. New York Jets (NFL), New York Knicks (NBA), New York Rangers (NHL), New York Red Bulls (MLS) and Syracuse University (men's basketball and football) flagship station.  The station is operated by ESPN Radio under a local marketing agreement.

Ogdensburg, New York
ESPN Radio 1400

Oswego, New York
ESPN Radio 1440/100.1

Rochester, New York
ESPN Rado 950
Sabres Hockey Network affiliate (regular season only)

Salamanca, New York
ESPN 1590 WGGO
Cleveland Browns, Penn State Nittany Lions football, local high school sports and Pop Warner Little Scholars football

Syracuse, New York
ESPN Radio 97.7/1200ESPN Radio 1440/100.1
Syracuse ISP Sports Network co-flagship (with sister station WTKW) and Boston Red Sox affiliate. All four stations originate from WTLA 1200-AM; the two FM signals utilized are FM translators.

Utica, New York
ESPN Radio 1310

Watertown, New York
ESPN Radio 1410

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Asheville, North Carolina
ESPN Radio 1310

Canton, North Carolina
ESPN Radio 970

Charlotte, North Carolina
ESPN Radio 730

Fayetteville, North Carolina
ESPN Radio 1230

Graham/Greensboro/High Point, North Carolina
"The Triad Sports Network" - 1200 WSML/1230 WMFR/1320 WCOG

Jacksonville, North Carolina
ESPN Radio 1400

New Bern, North Carolina
1490 WWNB Radio Free ENC
Kinston Indians baseball

Hatteras, North Carolina
ESPN 97.1

Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina
99.9 FM The Fan
Carolina Hurricanes

Wilmington, North Carolina
ESPN Radio 630
Cape Fear Rugby Football Club coverage

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Bismarck, North Dakota
ESPN Radio 710
broadcasts Minnesota Twins and Minnesota Vikings games

Fargo, North Dakota
740 The Fan

Grand Forks, North Dakota
ESPN Radio 1440

Mayville, North Dakota
ESPN Radio 105.5

Mayville, North Dakota
ESPN Radio 1520

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Ashtabula, Ohio
ESPN 970 WFUN
Co-flagship of the Lake County Captains (along with WINT) and Lake Erie College Storm football. Affiliate for Ohio State Buckeyes football and basketball, and the Cleveland Browns. Carries select Cleveland Indians and Cleveland Cavaliers games.

Canton, Ohio
ESPN 990
Columbus Blue Jackets, Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bengals, and Massillon Tigers live play-by-play

Cincinnati, Ohio
ESPN 1530
Cincinnati Bengals AM flagship (shared overall with WEBN and WLW), Cincinnati affiliate for University of Kentucky football and basketball. Features local hosts Lance McAlister and Mo Egger.

Cleveland, Ohio
ESPN 850 WKNR (main)ESPN 1540 KNR2 (secondary)
Co-flagship station for the Cleveland Browns[3] and Cleveland Monsters, Cleveland affiliate for Ohio State Buckeyes football and basketball, and MAC Tournament flagship.
Sister station WWGK AM 1540 carries the final hour of Mike and Mike, and carries the rest of the ESPN Radio schedule throughout their broadcast day (WWGK is a daytime only operation).  ESPN 1540 KNR2 is also the flagship station of Notre Dame College football and carries NBA and MLB games via ESPN Radio. Both stations are co-branded ESPN Cleveland.

Columbus, Ohio
ESPN 1460 Columbus (main)Sports Radio 97.1 The Fan (secondary)
Both stations are the flagship for Ohio State Buckeyes football and basketball and the Columbus Blue Jackets. 97.1 The Fan features Ohio State team programming and coaches' shows, in addition to local hosts Beau Bishop, Anthony Rothman, and Mike Ricordati  ESPN 1460 also is the Columbus affiliate of the Cleveland Indians.

Dayton, Ohio
ESPN Radio 1410
Cincinnati Reds baseball and Ohio State Buckeyes football and basketball.  Gwoc Football Game of the Week.

Fostoria, Ohio
ESPN Radio 1430
Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Browns.
Ohio State Buckeyesfootball and basketball. Toledo Mud Hens minor league baseball. Fostoria High School football, high school basketball, OHSAA football and basketball.

Mansfield, Ohio
ESPN Radio 1440/97.3
Coverage of high school football and basketball, Motor Racing Network and Westwood One affiliate.

Marietta, Ohio
ESPN Radio 100.9simulcast with AM 630
Flagship of the Ohio University Bobcats.

Middleport, Ohio
ESPN Radio 1390

Portsmouth, Ohio
ESPN Radio 1260
carries Cincinnati Reds baseball and Ohio State Buckeyes football and basketball

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Ardmore, Oklahoma
ESPN Radio 1240

Enid, Oklahoma
ESPN Radio 1390

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
ESPN Radio 640
Oklahoma City Thunder

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Market
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Special Local Programming Notes

Coos Bay, Oregon
ESPN Radio 1230

Pendleton, Oregon
ESPN Radio 1240

Portland, Oregon
1080 The Fan
Seattle Seahawks affiliate

text: Pennsylvania[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Allentown, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley
New York Yankees (MLB), New York Giants (NFL), Lehigh University football, basketball and wrestling, Lehigh Valley IronPigs minor-league baseball

Altoona, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1430
Pittsburgh Steelers football, Pittsburgh Pirates baseball, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey, and Penn State football and basketball

Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1380

Erie, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1260 The Score
Buffalo Bills coverage and Cleveland Indians baseball

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1400
Notre Dame Fighting Irish football

Hermitage, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 96.7

Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1150

Mexico, Juniata County, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1220

New Castle, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1280
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey, and Penn State football and basketball

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

97.5 WPEN

Branded "97.5 The Fanatic," featuring a predominantly local weekday lineup. Flagship for Villanova Wildcats football and basketball. Became flagship for Philadelphia 76ers in April 2012, beginning with the NBA Playoffs. Flagship for Philadelphia Flyers starting in 2012-13 season.

610 WTEL

Branded "610 Sports," carries the majority of ESPN Radio's daytime programming WPEN is unable to clear, along with assorted brokered programming. Flagship for the MLS' Philadelphia Union. Now a sister station to WPEN, but notable as the original home of WIP (since migrated to FM and is WPEN's main competitor).

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
970 ESPN 106.3 FM
Co-flagship of the Pittsburgh Steelers (along with WDVE). Affiliate of West Virginia University football and basketball.

Pottsville, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1360

Reading, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1240

Scranton, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 630-1240-96.1-100.1-100.5-102.7
Philadelphia Phillies baseball, University of Notre Dame football, weekly Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins report

State College, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1450
Penn State Nittany Lions football and State College Area High School sports flagship station, plus Pittsburgh Pirates and Pittsburgh Steelers coverage.  Occasionally, other NFL teams are covered as well on Sundays and Mondays (Monday Night Football)

Towanda, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1550

Troy, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1310

Williamsport, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1050 AM and 104.1 FM
Lycoming College football and basketball; in addition to Williamsport Crosscutters Minor League Baseball sports flagship station.

York, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1350
Baltimore Orioles game coverage

text: Rhode Island[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

West Warwick, Rhode Island
1450 AM ESPN Providence
Sister station of ESPN Radio 1340 New Bedford, Massachusetts

Westerly, Rhode Island
SportsRadio 103.7 WEEI-FM
Affiliate of the WEEI Sports Radio Network, Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics and Providence Friars men's basketball.

text: South Carolina[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Barnwell, South Carolina
ESPN Radio 1460
Clemson football and basketball

Columbia, South Carolina
ESPN Columbia 1230 AM

Charleston, South Carolina
ESPN Radio 910

Clinton, South Carolina
ESPN Radio 1410
Atlanta Braves affiliate

Florence, South Carolina
ESPN Radio 98.9

Spartanburg, South Carolina
ESPN Radio 950
Carolina Panthers NFL Football, Charlotte Bobcats NBA Basketball, Wofford Terriers College Football

text: South Dakota[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Aberdeen, South Dakota
ESPN Radio 1420
carries Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Wild, and Minnesota Timberwolves games

Mitchell, South Dakota
ESPN Radio 1490

Rapid City, South Dakota
ESPN Radio 1340 & 105.7
Nebraska Cornhuskers and Minnesota Twins affiliate

Sioux Falls, South Dakota
ESPN Radio 99.1

Vermillion, South Dakota
ESPN Radio 1570
carries Chicago Cubs games

text: Tennessee[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Chattanooga, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 105.1
Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Falcons, CFB, NFL, MLB and NBA coverage

Clarksville, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 540

Crossville, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 1490

Jackson, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 96.5

Johnson City, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 1400
carries Tennessee Titans football games, Atlanta Braves baseball games, and King College Tornado sporting events

Knoxville, Tennessee
Currently No ESPN Radio affiliate
Last heard on WVLZ

McMinnville, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 1230

Memphis, Tennessee
680 ESPN
University of Tennessee football and basketball coverage, St. Louis Cardinals, Memphis Grizzlies basketball coverage, Tennessee Titans football coverage

Nashville, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 102.5
Nashville Predators flagship, Memphis Grizzlies affiliate

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 106.3
Atlanta Braves affiliate

text: Texas[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Abilene, Texas
ESPN Radio 98.1

Amarillo, Texas
ESPN Radio 1010

Carthage, Texas
ESPN Radio 1590

College Station, Texas
Sports Radio 1150 The Zone
Brazos Valley Bombers baseball and local high school football. Serves as flagship station for Texas A&M University women's basketball and softball. Also airs select Texas A&M men's basketball and baseball games, as well as Houston Astros games when sister station WTAW has scheduling conflicts. Preempts The Herd with Colin Cowherd and The SportsBash for local programming.

Corpus Christi, Texas
KEYS ESPN 1440

Dallas, Texas
103.3 FM ESPN
Dallas Mavericks basketball and Texas Christian University football flagship station

El Paso, Texas
ESPN Radio 600
Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate

Houston, Texas
ESPN Radio 97.5
Became ESPN Radio affiliate in January 2007. In 2011, KFNC became the Texas Longhorns' affiliate in Houston.

Laredo, Texas
ESPN Radio 1490

Lubbock, Texas
Double T 97.3
Texas Tech Red Raiders flagship station; also carries Texas Rangers baseball and Dallas Cowboys football

Lufkin, Texas
ESPN Radio 1260

McAllen, Texas
ESPN Radio 1240

San Angelo, Texas
ESPN Radio 960

San Antonio, Texas
ESPN The Zone 1250

Texarkana, Texas
ESPN Radio 740
Dallas Cowboys affiliate

Tyler, Texas
ESPN Radio 92.1
no longer

Vernon, Texas
ESPN 1230
Football: Cowboys, Longhorns, Aggies, Randy Galloway only radio station in the world on showroom of a car dealership

Waco, Texas
ESPN Radio 1660-101.3-100.9-106.9 (KHLE)
Texas Rangers baseball, Dallas Cowboys affiliate, Dallas Mavericks affiliate and Baylor Bears football and basketball affiliate

Wichita Falls, Texas
ESPN Radio 95.5
Texas Rangers baseball, Midwestern State Mustangs athletics, and Wichita Falls High School Coyote Football

text: Utah[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Salt Lake City, Utah
ESPN 700 Sports
Utah sports (flagship), Real Salt Lake soccer, Compass Media Networks NFL games. Preempts The Herd for The Dan Patrick Show. Preempts 2 hours of The Dan LeBetard Show and The Sedano Show for The Bill & OC Show.

Provo, Utah
ESPN 960 Sports
BYU baseball (flagship), BYU Cougars women's soccer (flagship), UVU men's basketball (flagship), Compass Media Networks NFL games. Preempts the final hour of The Dan LeBetard Show and The Sedano Show for Cougar Sports w/ Ben Criddle.

text: Vermont[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Brattleboro, Vermont
ESPN Radio 1450

Burlington, Vermont
ESPN Radio 101.3

Montpelier, Vermont
ESPN Radio 1240
High School Sports, newly designated flagship for the U-32 Raiders

text: Virginia[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Bedford, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1350

Blacksburg, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1430-94.1

Blackstone, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1440

Gretna, Virginia
ESPN Radio 106.3

Harrisonburg, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1360

Lynchburg, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1320

Martinsville, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1160

Richmond, Virginia
ESPN Radio 950
Richmond Spiders football and basketball (flagship station), Washington Nationals baseball

Roanoke, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1240

Staunton, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1240

Virginia Beach, Virginia
ESPN Radio 94.1
Old Dominion Monarchs football and basketball, Norfolk Tides baseball and Norfolk Admirals hockey flagship station

text: Washington[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Aberdeen, Washington
ESPN Radio 1490

Bellingham, Washington
ESPN Radio 1170

Clarkston, Washington
1430 The Sports Fan
Also airs Seattle Seahawks football, Washington State Cougars football and men's basketball, and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

Kennewick, Washington
1340 ESPN Radio
Airs content from 710 AM in Seattle

Pullman, Washington
The Palouse's ESPN 1400
Washington State Cougars, Idaho Vandals football and basketball, local high school sports, local and Seattle sports talk show 10am - 12pm Monday-Friday

Seattle, Washington
710 ESPN Seattle
Seattle Mariners and Seattle Seahawks flagship.

Spokane, Washington
700 ESPN Spokane
Became the ESPN affiliate after switching from 630 AM to a more powerful frequency.  Affiliate KXLY 920 is home of the Seattle Mariners and Seattle Seahawks.  Washington State Cougars flagship station. Spokane Shock flagship station.
Home of "Patchin, Osso and the Wingman."

Vancouver, Washington
910 ESPN Portland

Walla Walla, Washington
ESPN Radio 1490

Yakima, Washington
ESPN 1460 Yakima

text: West Virginia[edit]

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Charleston, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 1490

Clarksburg, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 1340

Hinton, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 102.3

Huntington, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 930
Marshall University flagship, Cincinnati Bengals affiliate

Keyser, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 1390

Logan, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 1290-101.9

Martinsburg, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 1340

Saint Marys, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 630

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Eau Claire, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 1150

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Janesville, Wisconsin
The Big AM 1380
Part-time affiliate; it was a full-time affiliate from 1998 until 2014. Broadcasts Beloit Snappers Baseball (flagship), Marquette University basketball, Hononegah Community High School football and basketball (flagship), NIU Huskies football, Rockford IceHogs hockey, and Roscoe Rush football (flagship)

La Crosse, Wisconsin
ESPN 105.5 FM

Madison, Wisconsin
100.5 FM ESPN
Broadcasts Marquette University basketball, Madison Mallards Baseball (flagship) and Madison Mustangs football (flagship)

Marinette, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 570

Medford, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 1490

Milwaukee, Wisconsin
540 ESPN
Broadcasts Marquette University basketball.

Platteville, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 1590

Rhinelander, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 1240

Ripon, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 1600

Sparta, Wisconsin
ESPN 1290
Broadcasts La Crosse Loggers

Spencer, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 92.3
NASCAR affiliate

Tomahawk, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 810

Wausau, Wisconsin
ESPN Radio 100.5

Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
1400 WRDB
Part-time affiliate broadcasts Milwaukee Brewers baseball, Green Bay Packers football, Wisconsin Badgers Athletics and area high school sports.

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Casper, Wyoming
ESPN Radio 1400

Cheyenne, Wyoming
ESPN Radio 1480
broadcasts Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche games

Laramie, Wyoming
ESPN Radio 1210

Riverton, Wyoming
ESPN Radio 1450

Sheridan, Wyoming
ESPN Radio 87.7

text: Canada[edit]

text: ESPN owns a minority interest in the sports network TSN alongside its majority owner Bell Media: in 2011, the company converted three of its stations to a new sports radio network known as TSN Radio.  Much like its television counterpart, all three TSN Radio stations also carry programs from ESPN Radio (such as select event coverage, along with overnight and weekend programming).

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Market
Branding
Special Local Programming Notes

Edmonton, Alberta
TSN Radio 1260
Flagship station of the Edmonton Oil Kings, FC Edmonton and Edmonton Rush

Toronto, Ontario
TSN Radio 1050
First TSN Radio station, launched on April 13, 2011. Is the flagship station of the Toronto Argonauts, and the co-flagship of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Montreal, Quebec
TSN Radio 690
Launched on October 5, 2011. English-language flagship of the Montreal Canadiens.

Winnipeg, Manitoba
TSN Radio 1290
Launched on October 5, 2011. Flagship station of the Winnipeg Jets and Goldeyes

text: Defunct or moved ESPN Radio affiliates[edit]

text: The following is the list of radio stations that were previously ESPN Radio affiliates.

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ESPN Radio station listing

Market
Branding
Additional notes

Alexandria, Virginia

820 WXTRTriple X ESPN Radio

Flagship of the Triple X ESPN Radio trimulcast until owner Red Zebra Broadcasting purchased competitor WTEM in 2008. Switched to ESPN Deportes Radio.

Albany, New York
ESPN Radio 1300 The Team
Moved to 104.5 FM in late 2006

Athol, Massachusetts
ESPN Radio 700
Became a simulcast of FM sister station WXRG, itself a repeater of Boston-market WXRV, in 2012.

Austin, Texas

104.9 KTXX/1260 KLGO104.9 The Horn

Changed to a mix of local sports radio and Classic hits on January 2, 2014. Dropped the classic hits for NBC Sports Radio a year later.

Baltimore, Maryland

1300 WJFK/WJZESPN Radio 1300

Joined the network on March 10, 2003 as 1300 WJFK. Callsign changed to WJZ (AM) on November 3, 2008, in harmony with their sister TV station and newly created FM sports talker. Became a CBS Sports Radio affiliate on January 2, 2013.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The Score 1210
Lost the broadcast rights in Baton Rouge to the now ESPN 1300 in February 2007.

Bend, Oregon
ESPN Radio 940
Switched affiliations to Fox Sports Radio.

Binghamton, New York
 ESPN Radio 1360
Switched affiliations to CBS Sports Radio in January 2017.

Birmingham, Alabama
Jox 94.5
Announced that the station would become a charter affiliate of CBS Sports Radio when it debuts on January 2, 2013; dropped ESPN Radio on August 19, 2012; currently carrying CBS Sports Radio.

Boise, Idaho
ESPN Radio 730
Stunting effective February 2017

Boston, Massachusetts
890 ESPN Radio
WAMG/WLLH dumped ESPN Radio Programming on September 14, 2009.[4]

Cambridge, Maryland
ESPN Radio 1240
Changed formats to nostalgic standards on December 30, 2011.

Cincinnati, Ohio

1160 WBOB

Picked up the affiliation in August 2000 after then-affiliate 1360 WCKY became a charter Fox Sports Radio affiliate. Sold to religious broadcaster Salem Media Group at the same time; Salem continued to operate WBOB as a sports station until 2003, when it changed to conservative talk radio programming.

1450 WMOH

Licensed to Hamilton, WMOH became a full-time affiliate for the greater Cincinnati market in 2003. After 1360 WSAI dropped a lifestyle talk format for ESPN Radio programming, WMOH adopted the conservative talk format previously on WBOB following that station's concurrent ownership/format change.

1360 WSAI

Originally affiliated with the network, then under the WAZU and WCKY callsigns and "1360 Homer" branding, prior to 2000. Rejoined the network on a full-time basis on July 2, 2007; the affiliation moved to sister station 1530 WCKY on February 15, 2010.

Cleveland, Ohio

1220 WKNRSportsRADIO 1220 WKNR

The market's initial ESPN Radio affiliate; dropped in 1995 and rejoined in 1998 when successor affiliate WTAM came into common ownership with 1220 WKNR.  As part of a multiple station purchase/trade covering seven stations and three ownership groups in Cleveland and adjacent markets, 1220 WKNR's intellectual property (format and on- and off-air personnel) was transferred onto the former 850 WRMR on July 3, 2001.

1100 WWWE/WTAMNewsRadio 1100 3WE/WTAM 1100

Joined the network in 1995, carrying the longform weekend programming and NBA play-by-play coverage. Call letters changed to WTAM in July 1996. Shared affiliation with 1220 WKNR from January to October 1998.

850 WKNRSportsTalk 850 WKNR

850 WKNR carried ESPN Radio from July 2001 until its cancellation by the network in July 2006, effective that October. Affiliation moved to newly purchased 1540 WWGK. Reassumed the affiliation in March 2007.

1540 WWGKCleveland's ESPN Radio 1540

WWGK's ownership, Good Karma Brands, purchased 850 WKNR in December 2006, and moved the affiliation back to WKNR the following March.  WWGK then took a dual ESPN and Fox Sports affiliation (dropping Fox in 2011), rebranded as "KNR2".

Colorado Springs, Colorado
ESPN 1300 The Sports Animal
Changed formats to Classic country now known as KCSF. Colorado Rockies baseball games still air on this station.

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
ESPN Northern Idaho
Changed formats to Christmas music in November 2015.

Columbia, South Carolina
ESPN Radio 93.1 FM
Sold on July 28, 2012.

Concord, New Hampshire
ESPN Radio 107.7
Changed formats to talk in 2012. Remains an affiliate for Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins and New England Patriots.

Denver, Colorado

1600 KEPNESPN Radio 1600

Changed affiliation to Fox Sports Radio in September 2012; rejoined the network in 2016 when KJAC dropped it.  Launched on January 1, 2007 as a sister station to KRWZ 950AM; airs Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche games that are bumped from KRWZ; also University of Denver sports and University of Wyoming sports

105.5 KJAC

Dropped ESPN Radio following an ownership change and format flip to adult album alternative in January 2016. This rimshot signal is also notable for having been the first station in the United States to adopt Jack FM, its prior format before ESPN Radio (and from which the call letters are derived).

Detroit, Michigan

1130 WDFNSportsRadio 1130 The Fan

The market's initial ESPN Radio affiliate; eventually becoming a dual ESPN and Fox Sports Radio affiliate. Dropped the affiliation at ESPN's request in October 2007.

1270 WXYTTeam 1270/1270 XYT

WXYT occasionally aired ESPN programming not cleared by WDFN as early as 2000. Mike and Mike was added to the weekday lineup in early 2007. That October, WXYT's format moved to sister station WKRK as "97.1 The Ticket," taking a higher emphasis on local programming, and switched to Sporting News Radio. WDFN's concurrent affiliation cancellation left the Detroit market without an ESPN Radio affiliate until February 2012.

1090 WCARESPN Radio 1090

Owned and operated by Birach Broadcasting. Assumed the affiliation in February 2012; dropped it on July 12, 2013 due to a contract dispute.

105.1 WMGCDetroit Sports 105.1

Dropped the sports format on June 29, 2016, due to low ratings and a pending merger with owner Greater Media into Beasley Broadcast Group. (The affiliation remains on WMGC's HD-2 subchannel.) The subsequent format launch - classic hip-hop as The Bounce - gained notoriety as a 'worst-to-first' ratings jump over the span of one month.

Elko, Nevada

ESPN Radio 1340

Station's license cancelled April 9, 2015

Eugene, Oregon
95.3 The Score
Dropped ESPN for CBS Sports Radio in 2013.

Fairbanks, Alaska
820 Sports
Dropped ESPN for Fox Sports Radio citing financial reasons in 2011.

Fremont, Ohio

900 WFRO

Unofficially an O&O; the license was owned by Disney/ABC, and operated by local broadcast chain BAS Broadcasting, who continues to run 99.1 WFRO. Signed off permanently on June 23, 2004 per Disney's request, as part of their move-in of Flint station 910 WFDF into the Detroit market.

Gardner, Massachusetts
Talk 1340 AM
WGAW formerly carried ESPN Radio programming at night and on weekends (the station primarily carried, and continues to broadcast, other talk programming); it subsequently replaced ESPN with Fox Sports Radio before dropping sports talk programming altogether.

Hartford, Connecticut

910 WNEZ

"News-Sports 910 CNN" carried The Fabulous Sports Babe until December 1996 when the station was sold and switched to a Spanish-language format.

1410 WPOP

Picked up in January 1998 after dropping the One-on-One Sports network. The affiliation moved to sister station 97.9 WUCS in January 2012, and WPOP became the market's FOX Sports Radio affiliate on March 5, 2012.

Houston, Texas

790 KBME

"790 The Sports Animal." Affiliation moved to 97.5 KFNC in January 2007.

Huntington, West Virginia
ESPN Radio 1340
Swapped with AM 930 WRVC on November 6, 2006

Indianapolis, Indiana

950 WXLW

An ESPN affiliate from 2002 until 2008, when 1070 WIBC's talk format migrated to the FM dial and was replaced with WFNI "1070 The Fan." WNDE and WIBC were also previous ESPN Radio affiliates in the 1990s.

Jacksonville, Florida
ESPN Radio 1460
Changed formats to religious, with ESPN now heard on WJXL; Atlanta Braves baseball still carried live

Kansas City, Missouri
ESPN Radio 97.3
Formerly KCXM, now a Christian radio station.  ESPN programs moved to 810 WHB.  Former flagship of the Kansas City Royals

Keene, New Hampshire
WZBK-AM 1220
Became Fox Sports Radio affiliate in January 2017

Laredo, Texas
 ESPN Radio 1490
Changed formats to Classic Hits.

Las Vegas, Nevada
ESPN Radio 920
Became Fox Sports Radio affiliate in February 2008 in a three-way switch in which KWWN became the new ESPN Radio station and KENO joined ESPN Deportes Radio

Ligonier, Indiana
ESPN Radio 102.7
Flipped to Hot adult contemporary format on August 28, 2017

Lima, Ohio

940 WLJM/WZOQESPN Radio 940

Adopted ESPN Radio following an ownership change. Callsign switched to WZOQ in 2007. On June 1, 2009, the format and some on-air personnel moved to the former 93.1 WFGF, while WZOQ took the WCIT calls and a 50s-60s classic hits format.

93.1 WWSR93.1 The Fan

Flagship of the Ohio State-Lima basketball team and affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Browns, and select NFL games. "SportsTalk With Koza." "Sportsrap With Matt and Matt." Dropped ESPN Radio for a mixture of Fox Sports Radio and CBS Sports Radio in early 2016.

Lincoln, Nebraska
ESPN Radio 1480
Became an oldies station on January 26, 2010.

Lindenwold, New Jersey
ESPN Radio 1680
Defunct since 2002, broadcasting the Trenton Thunder.  Now airs an ethnic format.

Little Rock, Arkansas
Total Sports 1380
Purchased by Simmons Media, leased to Nova M Radio, a group that leases stations to run Air America Radio programming.

Los Angeles

1110 KEPN

Swapped with then Radio Disney flagship 710 KDIS in 2003.

Madison, Wisconsin

1070 WTSOESPN Radio 10-7-0

Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks play by play and back up for WIBA-AM sports coverage; dropped ESPN Radio 1/1/2009

Manchester, New Hampshire

1250 WGAM900 WGHMESPN New Hampshire

Changed formats to oldies on July 3, 2017.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1510 WAUK (daytime)1290 WMCS (nighttime)Milwaukee's ESPN Radio: 1510 Days/1290 Nights

WAUK was purchased by Good Karma Broadcasting in 2004, and took up the ESPN Radio affiliation, but due to being on a clear-channel frequency reserved to WLAC in Nashville, it was and is only able to broadcast during the daytime hours. WMCS (which once held the WMVP calls until being purchased by the 1000 kHz Chicago facility) aired shows at night starting in 2005 via a leased-time arrangement. The format moved to WRRD as "540 ESPN" in February 2008 and swapped callsigns with WAUK; the 1510 kHz facility - now WRRD - is now affiliated with ESPN Deportes Radio. The leased-time arrangement with WMCS expired in June 2008.

Montgomery, Alabama
Sports Radio 740
Switched affiliations to CBS Sports Radio.

Nags Head, North Carolina
ESPN 92.3
Become an ESPN Radio affiliate on March 13, 2008. Moved to sister station 97.1 WYND-FM Hatteras, NC on May 11, 2009.

Nashville, Tennessee
ESPN Radio 104.5
Moved to WPRT-FM in November 2011.

New Holstein, Wisconsin/Fox Cities
Fox Cities ESPN Radio 1530
Went silent in late 2011.  New Owner in late 2011.  Tower being moved closer to Appleton-Oshkosh, WI

New Orleans, Louisiana

1350 WSMB/WWWL

Later became a progressive talk station and Air America Radio affiliate. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, it became a time-shifted version of co-owned WWL AM/FM. Changed back to an ESPN Radio affiliate as "ESPN 1350" in July 2008, dropped it again for NBC Sports Radio and lifestyle talk as "3WL" in October 2013.  Tom Fitzmorris has hosted a weekday food-related talk show on the station since July 18, 1988, regardless of the format or call letters.

New York, New York

1050 WEPN

Became the flagship station of ESPN Radio on September 1, 2001. The format and flagship status moved to 97.9 WEPN-FM in September 2012; WEPN concurrently switched to being the flagship of ESPN Deportes Radio.  The 1050 facility itself was the original home of WFAN, the first all-sports radio station, from July 1987 to October 1988.

Ocean City, Maryland
ESPN 1590
Station is now silent.

Peoria, Illinois
ESPN 96.5 FM
Will change to a new format once the transition to 101.1 WHPI is complete.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

920 WPHY

WPHY was the former affiliate for La Salle University Basketball, Temple Owls football coverage.  WPHY dropped ESPN Radio in January 2008 when sister station 1040 WNJE began to simulcast then-flagship 1050 WEPN.

950 WPEN

Assumed the affiliation in April 2008. After beginning to simulcast on 97.5 WPEN-FM in 2009 as "97.5 The Fanatic," 950 WPEN was eventually sold to Family Radio and became the new incarnation of WKDN on December 2012. WPEN-FM continues to carry ESPN Radio programming alongside newly acquired sister station 610 WTEL.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1250 WEAE

Former an ESPN Radio O&O; was switched to Radio Disney programming as part of Disney/ABC's dispersal of under-performing small-market stations (Disney concurrently ended their lease of WWCS, which served as Pittsburgh's Radio Disney outlet for several years prior). The ESPN affiliation moved to Clear Channel-owned 970 WBGG on January 1, 2011, formerly the market's Fox Sports Radio affiliate (that affiliation ultimately moved to WWCS).

Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The Sports Animal 1380
Changed to ESPN Radio in November 2010; the station returned to an adult standards format in October 2013.

Providence, Rhode Island
The Score AM & FM
The Score AM-FM was Providence's home of ESPN Radio until 3/11/08. 99.7 FM flipped to a simulcast of NewsTalk 630 as WEAN-FM. 790 AM flipped to The True Oldies Channel on 3/18/08. ESPN Radio is now heard on 1450 AM WPVD in Rhode Island.

Riverside, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 92.3
Changed format to Classic Hits at WHNA on February 22, 2016.

San Diego, California
ESPN Radio 800 / ESPN Radio San Diego FM 98.9
On October 5, 2009, ESPN Radio coverage moved to sister station XHMORE-FM and became ESPN Radio San Diego FM 98.9; briefly simulcasted the new station on 800 AM for a month, then the AM station switched to ESPN Deportes programming. XHMORE later dropped ESPN programming on September 1, 2010, when it flipped back to a rock en español format it aired from 1994 until 2004.

Seattle, Washington
Sports Radio 950
Switched to Fox Sports Radio in December 2008 after 710 KIRO-AM switched genres from news/talk and gained affiliation.

Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania
ESPN Radio 1240
Station's license was surrendered to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission by its owners; cancelled February 1, 2013.

Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Sheboygan ESPN Radio 950
Switched to Fox Sports Radio in early 2011.

South Bend, Indiana

960 WSBT(96.1 W241AD)

Dropped ESPN for CBS Sports Radio on April 1, 2014.

95.7 ESPN Radio

Spun off by Federal Media to St. Joseph Catholic Radio Group in May 2014, a month after taking the affiliated. Switched to Catholic radio programming that September.

St. Louis, Missouri

1380 KSLG

Switched to Fox Sports Radio in December 2007.  101.1 WXOS became the market's new affiliate on January 1, 2009.

Steubenville, Ohio

ESPN Radio 1340

Station's license was surrendered to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission by its owners; cancelled December 11, 2012.

Traverse City, Michigan

1310 WCCW

Affiliate for Detroit Tigers, Detroit Lions, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Pistons and Michigan State football and basketball. Switched to Fox Sports Radio in August 2012; the affiliation moved to 106.7 WSRT/105.5 WSRJ "ESPN Radio Northern Michigan."

Twin Falls, Idaho
ESPN The Zone
Now airs an active rock format as "The Edge".

Ventura, California
ESPN Radio 1450
Dropped ESPN for CBS Sports Radio in January 2013.

Virginia Beach, Virginia
ESPN Radio 1310
Swapped with sister station 94.1 WVSP Yorktown, VA (formerly WXEZ) on October 5, 2009.

Washington, D.C.

SportsTalk 980 WTEM

Defunct from July 2006 until July 2008, affiliation moved to Triple X ESPN Radio until it merged programming assets with WTEM. Was the first flagship of The Tony Kornheiser Show that ESPN Radio eventually carried nationally. (From 2006 to 2008, Tony's show originated independently at WWWT; it returned to WTEM as a locally based show in September 2009.) Sports director Andy Pollin has also been a past contributor and weekend show host on the network. From 2004 until July 2006, WTEM was a primary ESPN Radio affiliate; it was a dual ESPN-Fox Sports Radio affiliate prior.


document_title: Interstate 65 in Kentucky

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text: Interstate 65 in Kentucky

text: Route description[edit]

text: Along its 137.32-mile (221.00 km) length in the Bluegrass State,[1] I-65 passes Mammoth Cave National Park, Bernheim Forest, the National Corvette Museum and the Fort Knox Military Reservation before entering the state's largest metropolitan area, Louisville.

text: It has interchanges with four of the state's parkways. The first of these is with the William H. Natcher Parkway at Bowling Green, followed by the Louie B. Nunn Cumberland Parkway north of that city between Smiths Grove and Park City. At Elizabethtown, it has two more parkway interchanges with the Wendell H. Ford Western Kentucky Parkway and the Martha Layne Collins Bluegrass Parkway.

text: I-65 also has interchanges with I-265, I-264, and a complex junction with I-64 and I-71 along the south bank of the Ohio River in central Louisville. From there, northbound motorists on I-65 cross into Indiana on the Abraham Lincoln Bridge, while southbound I-65 traffic enters Kentucky from Jeffersonville, Indiana via the John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge.

text: The route is reportedly one of the heaviest traveled corridors in the United States, with average daily traffic volumes of 50,000 to 70,000 vehicles. Most of the route has been widened to six lanes throughout the state. The widest stretch of I-65 in its entirety is in Louisville, at Kentucky Route 1065 (Outer Loop) where the mainline is 14 lanes wide.

text: The highway crosses between the Central and Eastern time zones at the border of Hart and LaRue counties, respectively.

text: For most of 2016, the Ohio River Bridges Project routed all I-65 traffic onto the Abraham Lincoln Bridge (a six-lane cable-stayed bridge now carrying only northbound traffic) while rebuilding the deck of the 1963 John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge to accommodate six lanes of all-southbound traffic. The project is also completing the rebuild of the Kennedy Interchange just south of both bridges in downtown Louisville.[2] On December 30, 2016, both I-65 bridges began using electronic toll collection (ETC) to charge motorists for their use of this previously toll-free Interstate crossing.[3]

text: History[edit]

text: Kentucky Turnpike[edit]

text: From July 25, 1954 until June 30, 1975, the portion from the outskirts of Louisville to Elizabethtown was a toll road bearing the Kentucky Turnpike name. It was signed with a distinctive sign featuring a cardinal, the state bird of Kentucky. Unlike most states, Kentucky law requires that tolls be removed when the original construction bonds are paid off. The road was thus the first of the state's extensive system of toll roads to be made free.[4] Unlike the other roads, which maintain their separate names when becoming toll-free, the Kentucky Turnpike signs were removed. It is today almost impossible to find any traces of its former toll status.

text: Original toll plazas and charges[edit]

text: The table below shows the original locations of the toll plazas, and toll charges for consumer-sized, or class 1 vehicles.

text:
Exit
Location [5]
Through cars charge
Enter or Exit

94
Elizabethtown (at U.S. 62)
10 cents
N/A

117
Shepherdsville (at KY 44)
50 cents
25 cents

127
Louisville (Outer Loop)
Free
10 cents

128
Louisville (Fern Valley Road)

Full-length trip
$0.60

text: Service areas[edit]

text: In addition to toll plazas, the Kentucky Turnpike also provided two service areas just south of Lebanon Junction and just north of Shephardsville. They each provided a gas station and at least one fast food restaurant. They both closed when the turnpike was absorbed into the Interstate 65 corridor in June 1975, thus making the service area on the Wendell H. Ford Western Kentucky Parkway (a.k.a. the “WK Parkway”) the last remaining service areas on the toll road system, and still remained open even after the WK Parkway became toll-free in 1987, which is 27 years after the Kentucky Turnpike did so.

text: 21st century[edit]

text: On November 15, 2006, the stretch of I-65 from Bowling Green to Louisville was renamed the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Highway.[6]

text: On February 12, 2007, a bill passed the Kentucky Senate to rename I-65 in Jefferson County the "Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway".[7] Signage was posted July 25, 2007.[8]

text: On July 15, 2007, Kentucky officially raised its speed limits on Interstate and State Parkway Highways to 70 miles per hour (110 km/h). Until that date, Kentucky was the only state along I-65's path that had a speed limit of 65 mph (105 km/h).[9]

text: In 2008, Governor Steve Beshear ordered the entire route to be widened to a minimum of six lanes through the entire state. As of 2017, the majority of this project is complete.[citation needed]

text: In July 2017, the KYTC opened a new interchange of I-65 at mile marker 30 to provide access to the Kentucky Transpark near Bowling Green. The $66.8 million project, which began in 2016, would improve traffic conditions along I-65 and U.S. 31W in northeastern Warren County. The first phase of the project include the new interchange, Exit 30, plus a four-lane connector road going from the interstate to U.S. 68 just east of Bowling Green. [10] The second phase is building a two-lane connector road running from U.S. 68 to U.S. 31W between Bowling Green and Oakland, thus relieving congestion problems on both U.S. routes. This was the first new exit on I-65 since 2002, when the interchange with KY 234 was built to connect downtown Bowling Green from the freeway.

text: Exit list[edit]

text:
County
Location
mi[11]
km
Exit
Destinations
Notes

Simpson

0.00
0.00

 I-65 south – Nashville
Continuation into Tennessee

1.980
3.187
2
 US 31W (Main Street) – Franklin

5.979
9.622
6
 KY 100 (Scottsville Road) – Scottsville, Franklin

Warren

20.568
33.101
20
 Natcher Parkway – Owensboro, Bowling Green
Natcher Parkway exits 2A-B; signed 20A (south) & 20B (north).

Bowling Green
22.388
36.030
22
 US 231 (Scottsville Road) – Scottsville, Bowling Green

25.732
41.412
26
 KY 234 (Cemetery Road) – Bowling Green

Bowling Green
28.066
45.168
28
 KY 446 to US 31W – Bowling Green
Serves National Corvette Museum

30
 KY 3145 to US 68 – Bowling Green
Serves Kentucky Transpark; exit opened July 6, 2017[12][13]

Oakland
35.631
57.343
36
 US 68 (Glasgow Road) / KY 80 – Oakland
Northbound exit and southbound entrance

Smiths Grove
37.578
60.476
38
 KY 101 (Main Street) to US 68 – Smiths Grove, Scottsville
Also serves Nolin River Reservoir

Barren

43.135
69.419
43
 Cumberland Parkway – Somerset, Glasgow
Cumberland Parkway exit 0

Park City
47.371
76.236
48
 KY 255 (Mammoth Cave Parkway) to US 31W – Park City, Brownsville
Serves Mammoth Cave National Park

Cave City
52.423
84.367
53
 KY 70 (Mammoth Cave Road) / KY 90 – Cave City, Glasgow
Serves Mammoth Cave National Park

Hart

57.627
92.742
58
 KY 218 (Flint Ridge Road) to KY 335 – Horse Cave

Munfordville
64.200
103.320
65
 US 31W (Main Street) – Munfordville

70.407
113.309
71
 KY 728 (Bacon Creek Road) – Bonnieville

LaRue
Upton
75.896
122.143
76
 KY 224 (Upton Talley Road) – Upton

Hardin
Sonora
80.457
129.483
81
 KY 84 (Western Avenue) to US 31W – Sonora

85.686
137.898
86
 KY 222 (Glendale Hodgenville Road) to US 31W – Glendale

Elizabethtown
91.086
146.589
91
 US 31W / KY 61 / Western Kentucky Parkway – Hodgenville, Paducah, Elizabethtown
Southbound exit to Dixie Avenue, Serves Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park; WKP exit 137

93.345
150.224
93
 Bluegrass Parkway – Lexington, Bardstown

94.154
151.526
94
 US 62 (Mulberry Street) / KY 61 – Elizabethtown

102.533
165.011
102
 KY 313 (Joe Prather Highway) – Radcliff, Vine Grove

Bullitt
Lebanon Junction
104.698
168.495
105
 KY 61 (Preston Highway) – Boston, Lebanon Junction

111.773
179.881
112
 KY 245 (Clermont Road) – Bardstown, Clermont

Shepherdsville
115.574
185.998
116
 KY 480 (Cedar Grove Road) to KY 61

116.639
187.712
117
 KY 44 (4th Street) – Mt. Washington, Shepherdsville

121.722
195.893
121
 KY 1526 (John Harper Highway)

Jefferson

125.143
201.398
125
 I-265 east (Gene Snyder Freeway) / KY 841
I-265 exit 10; signed as exits 125A (east) & 125B (west) northbound.

126.746
203.978
127
 KY 1065 (Outer Loop) – Okolona, Fairdale
Southbound split exit (east) and (west)

Louisville
128.328
206.524
128
 KY 1747 (Fern Valley Road)

129.802
208.896
130
 KY 61 (Preston Highway) / Grade Lane

130.710
210.357
131A
 I-264 (Watterson Expressway) – Louisville International Airport
I-264 exit 12; signed as exits 131A (east) and 131B (west) southbound.

130.792
210.489
131B
Kentucky Exposition Center

132.601
213.401
132
 KY 1631 (Crittenden Drive) – Kentucky Exposition Center
No access back to I-65 Northbound (must use exit 133 from Warnock Street)

132.955
213.970
133

 US 60 Alt. (Eastern Parkway)
No access from I-65 Southbound to (Eastern Parkway, must use Arthur Street)or back to I-65 northbound (must use Warnock Street for I-65 North)

133.767
215.277
134
 KY 61 south (Arthur Street)
South end of KY 61 overlap; no northbound exit to Preston Street

133.978
215.617
134A
 KY 61 north (Preston Street)
North end of KY 61 overlap; northbound exit and southbound entrance

134.145
215.885
134B
Woodbine Street
Northbound exit and southbound entrance

134.675
216.738
135
St. Catherine Street west

135.195–
135.384
217.575–
217.879
136A
Chestnut Street, Broadway (US 150)
Northbound exit and southbound entrance

135.649
218.306
136B
Brook Street
Northbound exit and southbound entrance

135.649–
135.919
218.306–
218.740
136C
Muhammad Ali Boulevard, Jefferson Street – Downtown Louisville
Signed northbound as exit 136C

136.421
219.548
137
 I-64 / I-71 north – Lexington, St. Louis, Cincinnati
I-64 exit 5; I-71 exit 1

Ohio River
137.318
220.992
John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge (southbound)
Abraham Lincoln Bridge (northbound)
 I-65 continues north into Indiana

1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

      Concurrency terminus
      Incomplete access

text: Auxiliary routes[edit]

text: I-265: Forms three-quarters of a beltway around Metro Louisville. The signage runs from I-65 to I-71 on the northeast side of the Metro. It is cosigned with KY 841 for its entire length and is known as the Gene Snyder Freeway. Construction of the Lewis and Clark Bridge over the Ohio River to connect the Kentucky segment of I-265 with the Indiana segment was completed and opened to traffic on December 18, 2016.

tag: ul


document_title: The Exorcist (TV series)

question_text: when did season 2 of the exorcist start

question_tokens: when did season 2 of the exorcist start

text: The Exorcist (TV series)

text: Cast[edit]

text: Main[edit]

text:
Alfonso Herrera as Father Tomas Ortega
Ben Daniels as Father Marcus Keane

text: Season 1

text:
Hannah Kasulka as Casey Rance
Brianne Howey as Katherine "Kat" Rance
Kurt Egyiawan as Father Devon Bennett
Alan Ruck as Henry Rance
Geena Davis as Angela Rance / Regan MacNeil

text: Season 2

text:
Zuleikha Robinson as Mouse
Li Jun Li as Rose Cooper
Brianna Hildebrand as Verity
John Cho as Andrew "Andy" Kim

text: Recurring[edit]

text:
Kirsten Fitzgerald as Maria Walters
Torrey Hanson as Cardinal Guillot

text: Season 1

text:
Robert Emmet Lunney as The Salesman / Captain Howdy / Pazuzu
David Hewlett as the voice of the demon / Pazuzu
Mouzam Makkar as Jessica
Sharon Gless as Chris MacNeil[7]
Camille Guaty as Olivia
Deanna Dunagan as Mother Bernadette
Francis Guinan as Simon the priest

text: Season 2

text:
Cyrus Arnold as David "Truck" Johnson III
Hunter Dillon as Caleb
Alex Barima as Shelby
Amélie Eve as Grace
Christopher Cousins as Peter Morrow
Alicia Witt as Nicole Kim
Zibby Allen as Cindy
Beatrice Kitsos as Harper Graham

text: Episodes[edit]

text: Series overview[edit]

text:
Season
Episodes
Originally aired
Nielsen ratings

First aired
Last aired
Rank
Viewers
(millions)

1
10
September 23, 2016 (2016-09-23)
December 16, 2016 (2016-12-16)
127
3.15[8]

2
TBA
September 29, 2017 (2017-09-29)
TBA
TBA
TBA

text: Season 1 (2016)[edit]

text:
No.
overall
No. in
season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Prod.
code
U.S. viewers
(millions)

1
1
"Chapter One: And Let My Cry Come Unto Thee"
Rupert Wyatt
Teleplay and Story by : Jeremy Slater
September 23, 2016 (2016-09-23)
1AZP01
2.85[9]

2
2
"Chapter Two: Lupus in Fabula"
Michael Nankin
Heather Bellson
September 30, 2016 (2016-09-30)
1AZP02
1.98[10]

3
3
"Chapter Three: Let 'Em In"
Michael Nankin
Dre Ryan
October 7, 2016 (2016-10-07)
1AZP03
1.95[11]

4
4
"Chapter Four: The Moveable Feast"
Craig Zisk
Adam Stein
October 14, 2016 (2016-10-14)
1AZP04
1.97[12]

5
5
"Chapter Five: Through My Most Grievous Fault"
Jason Ensler
David Grimm
October 21, 2016 (2016-10-21)
1AZP05
1.87[13]

6
6
"Chapter Six: Star of the Morning"
Jennifer Phang
Laura Marks
November 4, 2016 (2016-11-04)
1AZP06
1.83[14]

7
7
"Chapter Seven: Father of Lies"
Tinge Krishnan
Charise Castro Smith
November 11, 2016 (2016-11-11)
1AZP07
1.61[15]

8
8
"Chapter Eight: The Griefbearers"
Louis Milito
Marcus Gardley
November 18, 2016 (2016-11-18)
1AZP08
1.67[16]

9
9
"Chapter Nine: 162"
Bill Johnson
Franklin Jin Rho & Jeremy Slater
December 9, 2016 (2016-12-09)
1AZP09
1.66[17]

10
10
"Chapter Ten: Three Rooms"
Jason Ensler
Jeremy Slater
December 16, 2016 (2016-12-16)
1AZP10
1.75[18]

text: Season 2 (2017)[edit]

text:
No.
overall
No. in
season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Prod.
code
U.S. viewers
(millions)

11
1
"Janus"
Jason Ensler
Heather Bellson
September 29, 2017 (2017-09-29)
2AZP01
1.58[19]

Father Tomas Ortega and Father Marcus Keane try to save Cindy, a woman possessed by a demon following her miscarriage. But things get complicated when Cindy's husband refuses to believe in his wife's possession and tries to prevent the priests from saving her. But during one of the attempts to save the young woman, the demon arrives to penetrate the spirit of Tomas. On Nachburn, an island off Seattle, Andrew Kim is about to welcome Rose Cooper, a social services representative with whom he has a shared background, to determine whether Andrew's home is suitable for children. Indeed, the latter welcomes a group of children and orphans with problems. One of the children, Caleb, a blind teenager, begins to behave strangely.

12
2
"Safe as Houses"
Deran Sarafian
Adam Stein
October 6, 2017 (2017-10-06)
2AZP02
1.36[20]

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In the Vatican, Father Bennett, who has only one ally Cardinal Caro, summons Cardinal Guillot to the Court of Appeal to unmask him. He informs the court that the integration of the clergyman made in Chicago has had repercussions and that the church is infiltrated by demons and forces of evil. But Guillot proves his innocence by drinking holy water before the jury. The latter winks at Bennett as a last provocation. The president of the court orders Bennett to give all the information about the renegade priests who are Marcus and Tomas but he refuses. Meanwhile, the two priests finally managed to convince the sheriff Jordy that his wife is possessed by the demon. At the hospital where she is being treated, the demon manifests, making the majority of the staff flee. Upon arriving there, the two churchmen find that Cindy took hostage one of the sheriff's men. She slaughters him and scampers through a ventilation duct. On the farm, Rose Cooper and Andrew Kim argue about Caleb whose attitude is increasingly strange. Rose will file a report which may hurt the home for difficult children. A couple of farmers, the Holmstroms, arrive to give fruit to the children. They take the opportunity to invite Shelby to attend the birth of a baby sheep. At the hospital, Marcus and Tomas manage to trap Cindy and exorcise her before she could kill a baby in the neonatal room. The sheriff in reward gives them the keys of his pickup. The two men leave for Seattle. At the Vatican, Father Bennett packed his bags to make contact with other church people indicated by Cardinal Caro. Going down the stairs, he witnesses Caro's arrest by the Vatican Guard soldiers ordered by the president of the court of appeal. Shelby witnesses an atrocity on the Holmstrom's farm: The baby sheep is a deformed monster. Ted Holmstrom kills him with a pitchfork. The disoriented teenager goes home through the forest but hears a scream. Meanwhile at home, Andrew who worries goes around to see if anything is wrong. He sees bloody handprints on the front door. He turns around and sees Shelby with the dead sheep in his hands.

13
3
"Unclean"
Ti West
Manny Coto
October 13, 2017 (2017-10-13)
2AZP03
1.35[21]

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In Paris, while Cardinal Guillot performs an invocation ceremony with the demon's selected host, a young woman prepares pies with ostia powder. After eating the pies, all the guests die in excruciating pain by spitting blood. Meanwhile, Father Tomas and Marcus go to the Grahams where daughter Harper would be according to her mother. At home, Andy is confronted with supernatural events: a flock of birds are crashing into the house while Shelby prays near the lake. It turns out that the young man is convinced that an obscure force is at work and would also be responsible for the death of Nicole, Andy's wife. Rose Cooper goes to Lady Graham after a row, but her mother sends her away unceremoniously. While Tomas finds that all signs of possession are present, Marcus is more dubious. He finds PCP in the bathroom medicine cabinet. Harper's mother Lorraine drugged her to fake possession. Tomas is injured in the head by Lorraine and while Marcus is about to take the teenager out of the house, he is also attacked and injures his arm. Fortunately, Rose arrives with the police. The child is hospitalized. Rose knows where to place the child and lets Tomas and Marcus know. In Antwerp, Belgium, Father Bennett met Mouse, the young woman who had killed the demon devotees in Paris. She makes the source of her information meet the father in an isolated cellar: it is the nun Dolores Navarro, who is possessed.

14
4
"One for Sorrow"
So Yong Kim
Rebecca Kirsch
October 20, 2017 (2017-10-20)
2AZP04
1.23[22]

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In Antwerp, Belgium, Father Bennett tries to save the soul of sister Dolores Navarro, possessed by the spirit of the demon Mesis. During a moment of weakness and pity, the demon manages to control the priest and makes him erase the circle of protection where she is locked up. He owes his salvation only to the intervention of Mouse who knocks the woman. Tomas contacts his sister Olivia and nephew Luis. She tells him that men from the church are looking for him and Marcus. He tells her to forget it for the moment. Harper and Rose go to the island where the home for unsuitable children is located. They are accompanied by Marcus and Tomas on the insistence of the child. On the island, water and forest officer Peter Morrow takes samples after the crows' attack. Shelby, who feels that something abnormal is happening informs him of the birth of a sheep in the Holmstrom farm. Andy reunites the children to tell them about Harper's upcoming arrival but Grace is unwelcoming. Several strange events occur, Grace speaks with a loud voice and objects move around the house. Barely arrived at the port, Tomas hears voices and shares this info with Marcus. Marcus and Tomas notice several signs that supernatural forces are at work such as the appearance of dead spider webs on trees where dead creatures of flora and fauna die. Marcus meets Peter and empathizes with him.
The latter offers to take him to the Cove of Jarrell but he declines the invitation. Tomas visits the home and feels more and more a demonic presence. As Shelby tries to tell him something, Rose interrupts. In Antwerp, Bennett shares the information he has with Mouse about Sister Navarro's predictions: the demon wants to find the lamb and the old Lion as he calls them. He talks about Maria Walters and the demon organization in Chicago. Mouse thinks they could find the organization to learn more and destroy them.
While it's dark, Rose is visited by a creature made of shade in her room. She manages to banish the creature with the light from her cellphone. Harper has a nightmare and wakes up. Rose consoles her and joins Andy in the kitchen. The two kiss each other. The next day, Grace decides to face her agoraphobia and leaves the house for the first time, which amazes Verity. As Andy goes to her room to sleep, Verity goes to the girl's room. She feels a presence and asks if anyone is there.

15
5
"There but for the Grace of God, Go I"
Alex Garcia Lopez
Alyssa Clark
November 3, 2017 (2017-11-03)
2AZP05
1.45[23]

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Andy finds himself in the room where Verity went: this is the old room where Nicole made her paintings. Andy thinks he sees little Grace while she is not there. He thinks he's going crazy and is stung by a hornet that hurts him to the left lung. Father Ortega is back and talks to Rose about his job as an exorcist but she not want to hear more and asks him to leave. Marcus asks Peter about strange events on the island and the agent tells him about a certain Glenn Powell who killed his family fifty years ago with the exception of his granddaughter.
Marcus decides to visit her on the other side of the bay to learn more. Andy decides to take the kids camping. He has visions of Grace again and can not tell if he's hallucinating or if it's reality. His injury is getting worse. Keane learns from Alice Powell that her father was possessed by a demonic spirit. He immediately informs Tomas. The latter wants to go to the Kims to warn them of the danger but Marcus asks him to do nothing because he does not have enough evidence. At the same time, Kim and Rose leave the house with Verity, Caleb, Shelby, David and Harper. In Antwerp, Devin and Mouse are preparing to leave for Chicago. In a last push to save Sister Navarro, Devin tries to compel her to fight the demon. When her words convince him of the futility of saving her, he injects her with holy water and it burns her alive. On Ashburn, the children are having fun around the fire while eating treats. As Andrew fetches wood, he is harassed again by Grace. He returns to reality when Rose asks him to return among them. On the boat that brings him back to the island, Peter and Marcus share their painful pasts and tragedies, including the murder of Marcus' mother by his father and the ordeal he suffered at the orphanage. For his part Peter tells him about his past as a soldier in Kosovo. Tomas goes to the Kim's house and is assaulted by evil. He begins the exploration of the rooms leading to the attic. Grace appears behind his back. Verity reveals to Shelby her past abuse that explains her aversion to God. The young man does the same.
As Tomas enters Nicole's room, Grace reveals her presence by slamming a doll against the wall. At the same time, objects come to life and levitate. Worried about the absence of Truck, Verity goes to check on him. She finds him in the old cabin near the well. The teenager is banging his head against the wall. She tries to wake him but he turns around and with a superhuman force grabs her by the neck and strangles her. Ortega exorcises the room. His efforts wake Truck from his trance as Andy arrives to check on Truck and Verity. Rose, Shelby and Caleb also arrive. Rose informs Andy that she will have to report the incident. Truck who does not remember what happened has collapsed. Andrew decides to bring Verity to Dr. Flores. Both take the car. On the boat, Peter kisses Marcus and brings him back to the island. Tomas, on his side, is touched by Grace's spirit and he relives the horrors that came to the house from the previous owners. Andy and Verity go home instead of going to the doctor and she tries to convince him that Truck was not responsible for what happened. Andy enters Nicole's room and even breaks the picture of an owl. From behind the broken picture, a figure wearing a pillowcase emerges and approaches him. The figures unmasks, revealing herself to be Nicole. Outside, the room lights up as Tomas, worried, watches from the front lawn.

16
6
"Darling Nikki"
Jason Ensler
Franklin Jin Rho & Adam Stein
November 10, 2017 (2017-11-10)
2AZP06
1.27[24]

In Chicago, Devin and Mouse neutralize Maria Walters' security detail and nurse. The demonically possessed Walters was expecting them and reveals that Walters' cancer is in its final stages, rendering her useless to the conspiracy. The demon tries to implore Devin to take it in, having always preferred him over Walters. When the demon refuses to provide any useful info, Mouse replaces its IV with one full of holy water, torturing it. At this point the demon begins speaking in Marcus' voice, hinting at dark secrets Mouse has been keeping from Devin. The demon also infers that its peers have plans for Tomas who is vulnerable to possession after letting Cindy's demon into his mind during his exorcism attempts. As Devin presses the demon for more answers, Mouse kills Walters with a shot to the head. The demon's expulsion is violent enough to damage the room, badly injuring Devin with debris. Andy questions whether Nicole is really there with him. She tells him that nothing will ever separate them again and that he needs to get his house in order. Andy and Rose visit Truck who is miserable and kept medicated to prevent his sleepwalking. He speaks of a force which influenced him to hurt Verity, but Rose seems skeptical. Andy's behavior dramatically changes as he becomes sullen with the children, and admits to Rose that he failed in his attempts to help his wayward foster children. Harper and Marcus talk and she mentions that she heard a voice in the woods. Tomas visits Rose to ask about any strange events in the house, but she doesn't confirm anything. Rose invites Tomas and Marcus over for dinner which Andy begrudgingly allows. During a tense dinner, Harper reveals that the priests are exorcists which leads to a discussion about religion versus science. Andy, a psychologist, pointedly mentions that Tomas and Marcus' religion treated Verity's homosexuality as a sin and tried to cure her of it. Tomas apologizes for the church's actions and the three agree to leave Verity out of any further discussion. After dinner, the three men continue to talk, with Marcus attempting to bait the demon into revealing itself. To that end, he questions Andy's inability to prevent his wife's death, but Nicole keeps Andy from overreacting. After more pointed questions which provoke a response from Andy, the priests are convinced they have their proof, but before they can act on it, Rose admits she was wrong to get them involved and asks them to leave, even threatening to call the police. Tomas and Marcus reluctantly leave, planning to watch the house from outside and even to abduct Andy when the time is right. Rose apologizes to Andy for getting the priests involved and expresses faith in him, leading the two to become amorous. While they are kissing, Andy stops himself, seemingly having come to his senses, as Nicole tries to compel him to continue. Harper is awoken by a strange noise and discovers her psychotic mother in her room. Harper's mother attempts to abduct her and threatens to hurt Verity when Harper refuses to leave. As Harper leaves with her mother, they encounter Marcus and Tomas. The priests fight to prevent Harper from being abducted. Nicole unleashes enough power to send all of the adults flying. Andy, possessed, begins strangling a downed Rose. Verity's screams seem to snap Andy out of it and he leaves the bedroom and encounters Harper's mother. Andy grabs the knife from Harper's mother, grabs Harper's mother by the throat and stabs her to death. As the horrified kids look on, the priests begin their exorcism.

17
7
"Help Me"[25]
TBA
TBA
November 17, 2017 (2017-11-17)
2AZP07
TBD

18
8
"A Heaven of Hell"[26]
TBA
TBA
December 1, 2017 (2017-12-01)
2AZP08
TBD

text: Production[edit]

text: Development[edit]

text: Jeremy Slater wrote the pilot. On January 22, 2016, Fox ordered the pilot to be shot.[27][28] The series is described as "a propulsive, serialized psychological thriller following two very different men tackling one family's case of horrifying demonic possession, and confronting the face of true evil."[27]

text: Casting[edit]

text: On February 24, 2016, Brianne Howey was cast as Katherine Rance.[29] On February 29, 2016, Hannah Kasulka was cast as Casey Rance.[30] On March 2, 2016, Alfonso Herrera and Ben Daniels were cast as Father Tomas and Father Marcus respectively.[31][32] On March 3, 2016, Kurt Egyiawan was cast as Father Bennett.[33][34] On March 7, 2016, Geena Davis was cast as Angela Rance.[34] On June 7, 2017, it was announced that Davis, Ruck, Kasulka and Howey would not return as regular cast members in the second season. Herrera, Egyiawan and Daniels will return, as their characters will preside over a new possession case.[35] In July, John Cho, Brianna Hildebrand, Zuleikha Robinson and Li Jun Li were cast in series regular roles for season two.[36][37][38][39] In August, Christopher Cousins and Cyrus Arnold were cast in recurring roles.[40]

text: Filming[edit]

text: Fox announced that the first season of the show would be shot in Chicago.[41] Season two filming began July 28, 2017, in Vancouver.[42]

text: Reception[edit]

text: Ratings[edit]

text:
Season
Timeslot (ET)
Episodes
First aired
Last aired
TV season
Rank
Avg. viewers
(millions)

Date
Viewers
(millions)
Date
Viewers
(millions)

1
Friday 9:00 p.m.
10
September 23, 2016 (2016-09-23)
2.85[43]
December 16, 2016 (2016-12-16)
1.75[44]
2016–17
127
3.15[45]

2
TBA
September 29, 2017 (2017-09-29)
1.58[19]
TBA
TBD
2017–18
TBD
TBD

text: Critical reception[edit]

text: The Exorcist has received generally positive reviews from critics. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes gives the series a score of 86% based on 69 reviews with an average of 8/10. The consensus says, "The Exorcist doesn't come close to its classic source material, but still boasts a tense narrative that manages some legitimate scares and credible special effects."[46] On Metacritic, the show has a weighted average of 62/100 based on 28 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews. But user score is 8.2 based on 112 ratings"[47]

text: Awards and nominations[edit]

text:
Year
Award
Category
Nominee(s)
Result

2017
American Society of Cinematographers Awards[48]
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Television Movie/Miniseries/Pilot
Alex Disenhof
Nominated

Fangoria Chainsaw Awards[49]
Best TV Actress
Geena Davis
Nominated

Best TV Series
The Exorcist
Nominated

Best TV Supporting Actor
Ben Daniels
Nominated

People's Choice Awards[50]
Favorite New TV Drama
The Exorcist
Nominated

Saturn Awards[51]
Best Horror Television Series
The Exorcist
Nominated