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KGME
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| KGME | |
| City of license | Phoenix, Arizona |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area | Phoenix, Arizona |
| Branding | XTRA Sports 910 |
| Slogan | The Valley's Sports Leader |
| Frequency | 910 (kHz) |
| Format | Sports Talk |
| Power | 5,000 watts |
| Class | B |
| Callsign meaning | GaME |
| Owner | Clear Channel Communications |
| Website | www.xtrasports910.com |
KGME, branded XTRA Sports 910, is a sports talk radio station broadcasting out of Phoenix, Arizona. KGME is owned by Clear Channel Communications, the former owners of Mexican station XETRA in Southern California, where the XTRA name came from.
The stations weekday lineup consist of local personalities Dan Bickley and Mike Jurecki (6am-10am) Jim Rome (10am-1pm) Jeff Dean (1pm-3pm) Bruce Jacobs and Vince Marotta (3pm-6pm) [Fox Sports Radio]]. Weekends consist of mostly Fox Sports programming, including the national show hosted by KGME's sister station KFYI's local morning talk show host Bruce Jacobs.
Currently, the station has no local home team play-by-play coverage, but is home to the NFL Thursday, Sunday and Monday Night Footballm the NFL playoffs and Super Bowl, NASCAR, and NCAA Basketball including the tournament.
910 was originally KPHO (now the call letters of the Phoenix CBS TV affiliate), operating on 1230 from 1940-1949; the station moved to 910 in 1949. In 1971, it changed call letters to KJJJ as "Big Country KJ" until 1986, when it would become KFYI, being purchased by Fred Weber's Broadcast Group.
KFYI would implement a talk format. Over the years, it was the home to hosts that would go on to greater success, such as Tom Leykis. In 1999, Broadcast Group sold to AMFM, formerly Chancellor. On January 1, 2000, after AMFM merged with Clear Channel Communications, KFYI would move to 550, swapping frequencies with what is now KGME.
By frequency: 550 | 620 | 710 | 740 | 860 | 910 | 960 | 1010 | 1060 | 1100 | 1150 | 1190 | 1230 | 1260 | 1280 | 1310 | 1360 | 1400 | 1440 | 1480 | 1510 | 1540 | 1580
By call sign: KASA | KASC | KAZG | KCKY | KDUS | KFNN | KFNX | KFYI | KGME | KIDR | KKNT | KMIA | KMIK | KMVP | KNUV | KOY | KPHX | KPXQ | KSUN | KTAR | KXAM | KXEG | KXXT
Satellite Radio Local Traffic/Weather: XM Channel 224 | Sirius Channel 157