ESPN 860, 98.7 FM HD2, ArizonaSports.com

NEW HOME!  ESPN 620. Roc & Manuch began working together on Tuesday, September 7, 2004, on ESPN 860 KMVP from 2pm-4pm after the Dan Patrick show.  Shortly after a year, the show moved to KDUS AM 1060 from 3pm-6pm.  The show was originally called “Calling All Sports” but changed to “AZSportsTalk” when AM 1060 became an NBC Sports Radio affiliate in April 2013.  Before NBC, the affiliate was Sporting News Radio and Yahoo Sports Radio.  The guys also hosted a weekend national show on Sporting News Radio for six months. After 13 years at KDUS AM 1060, the guys left to launch 1580 The Fanatic CBS Sports Radio and aired their show Monday-Friday 3pm-6pm from February 2017 to December 2018.  In 2019 the show aired nationally on SB Nation Radio Monday-Friday, 4pm-7pm EST, and locally, 2pm-5:30pm on AM 1060. Jim Brinson, “Jimmy B” is on his second stint after spending time with Roc and Manuch at KQFN. Most recently the show finished five strong years at Fox Sports 910 Monday-Friday 1pm-4pm.  Now, they have come full circle from their original home ESPN Phoenix  –  ESPN 620.

​Station: KTAR
Frequency: 620 AM HD and 98.7 FM HD2
Affiliation: ESPN Sports Radio

ESPN 620: ESPN 620 gets the listener in the game with in-depth analysis from nationwide and local renowned personalities. National talents such as Mike Greenberg, possess a strong fan base and influential insight into what’s happening in sports.

About Bonneville International:  Owned and operated by Bonneville International, it features a sports format airing programming from ESPN Radio. The studios are located in north Phoenix near Piestewa Peak, and the station broadcasts with 5,000 watts from a transmitter site near the corner of 36th Street and Thomas Road. It also airs Phoenix Suns, Arizona Diamondbacks and ASU Sun Devils games in the event KMVP, Arizona Sports 98.7FM has a conflict and simulcasts Cardinals games with KMVP. ESPN 620 airs ESPN network programs like Unsportsmanlike with Evan, Chis and Michelle, Greeny with Mike Greenberg, plus exclusive rights to the NBA Finals, World Series and College Football Playoff.