Bob Stelton

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Bob Stelton is the co-host of Sports Saturday and Sports Sunday on Sporting News Radio.

Before Sporting News Radio, Stelton worked at KJR in Seattle. Stelton worked on the morning show on KJR for 3 years, and then hosted his own weekend show, and was the primary fill in host for all day parts.

Stelton took an active roll in KJR's sports coverage, leading him to being the station's top reporter for the Seattle Supersonics and Seattle Mariners. He also was the backup studio host for the Sonics radio broadcast team and the main studio host for the Seattle Storm WNBA team - both for three years. A fan of the Huskies, he covered the University of Washington football team for two years.

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