XESPN-AM
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XESPN-AM | |
City of license | Tijuana, Mexico |
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Broadcast area | San Diego, California |
Branding | ESPN Radio 800 |
Frequency | 800 (kHz) |
Format | Sports Talk |
Callsign meaning | X ESPN |
Owner | MEC Network |
Website | ESPNRadio800.com |
XESPN-AM or ESPN Radio 800 is the local affiliate of ESPN Radio in San Diego, California and Tijuana, Mexico.
There is little local programming and no "home team" play-by-play on the station at this time. XESPN had a local weekday show with Dave Palet and Jeff Doetseth, but the program was terminated in September 2005, but the same hosts moved to 103.7 Free FM in early 2007. The only known local show is an auto racing program on Sunday afternoon.
XESPN was formerly known as XEMMM-AM.
Source: SDRadio.net
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