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Barrett Sports Media Top 20 of 2024 – Major Market Midday Shows
"A total of 37 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Midday Shows category."
Los Angeles Kings Voice Nick Nickson to Retire Following 2024-2025 NHL Season
"There comes a moment when you get a sense that it is the right time to move on, and I feel that after this season it will be that time."
Jorge Sedano, Scott Kaplan to Host Weekly ESPN LA 710 Monday Night Football Preview Show From The Commerce Casino & Hotel
In addition to airing on the radio, the show will also feature a video simulcast on YouTube.
ESPN LA 710 Adds D’Marco Farr in Morning Drive Following Departure of Travis Sliwa
Earlier in the summer, ESPN LA 710 announced new media rights agreements with the University of Southern California and the Los Angeles Kings, adding...
ESPN LA 710 Celebrates 1 Million Social Media Followers
ESPN LA 710 has reason to celebrate as the Good Karma Brands station has eclipsed 1 million social media followers across a plethora of...
ESPN LA 710 Announces New Fall Lineup
This follows announcements made earlier in the week which saw play-by-play partnerships added with USC and the LA Kings and a new contract for afternoon show co-host Scott Kaplan.
ESPN LA 710 and the ESPN LA App Are the New Audio Home for LA Kings Hockey
"This collaboration opens new avenues for our partners, providing them with unique opportunities to engage with a passionate sports audience."
Scott Kaplan Signs Multi-Year Extension with ESPN Los Angeles
"More than anything, I am just happy to be part of this team. ESPN LA and Good Karma Brands do things right, it's a great partnership.
ESPN LA 710 to Broadcast USC Athletics
"We're excited to collaborate with ESPN LA 710 AM to advance the USC Athletics brand and connect with fans across the Greater Los Angeles media market."
Steve Mason and John Ireland Enter the SoCal Sports Broadcasters Hall of Fame
The Southern California Sports Broadcasters Hall of Fame features some of the biggest names in the history of broadcasting, including Vin Scully, Dick Enberg, Chick Hearn and Keith Jackson.