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The San Diego Chargers television lineup in 2007 features plenty of prime-time coverage as the Bolts will again be the focus of NBC 7/39’s Football Night in San Diego. The show kicks off with a special presentation following this Sunday night’s Chargers-Seahawks game on NBC and then resumes each Sunday night during the regular season following NBC’s weekly prime-time Sunday Night Football game.
NBC 7/39 sports anchors Jim Laslavic and Jim Stone will host Football Night in San Diego. The show will feature extensive Chargers highlights, player interviews and a recap of that day’s game, as well as several interactive elements in which viewers can participate.
The Chargers Power Report begins its fifth season on XETV (FOX 6). The Power Report will air each Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. and will be hosted by Fox 6 Sports Director C.S. Keys and former Chargers linebacker Billy Ray Smith. Fox 6’s Andrea Nakano also will host a series of one-on-one interviews.
The Bolts’ preseason television coverage has increased as well with a total of seven stations signed up to carry the final two games of the preseason slate. KFMB-TV (Channel 8) in San Diego will serve as the primary carrier of Chargers preseason football. Ron Pitts will call the play-by-play and Billy Ray Smith will handle the color commentary. The Chargers preseason games also will be carried in Spanish on local television for the third consecutive season on Mi San Diego (Channel 43) with Adrian Garcia, calling the play-by-play and Benny Ricardo providing the analysis.
Joining KFMB and Mi San Diego in the broadcast of the preseason games are KCBS-TV (Channel 2) in Los Angeles and Orange County; KMIR-TV (Channel 6) in Palm Springs; KYMA (Channel 11) in the Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona; KLAS-TV (Channel 8) in Las Vegas and the NFL Network. All of these stations will carry the team’s Aug. 25 preseason game at Arizona and its Aug. 30 game against San Francisco. The 49ers game will be subject to local blackout rules for all stations except KYMA and KLAS, which both lie outside of the NFL’s 75-mile radius rule that affects local television blackouts. The team’s Aug. 12 game vs. Seattle (NBC) and Aug. 18 game at St. Louis (CBS) will both be broadcast on national TV.
On Radio, all Chargers games will be broadcast on the team’s flagship station, Rock 105.3 FM, with Josh Lewin returning as the voice of the Chargers and Hank Bauer as the color commentator. Jim Laslavic will report from the sidelines during all Chargers home games. The Chargers’ partnership with Rock 105.3 also includes programming and promotional relationships with all seven Clear Channel stations in San Diego.
Fans outside of San Diego can tune in and listen to every game on the Chargers Radio Network, which includes 710 ESPN in Los Angeles and Orange County; KTMQ 103.3 FM in San Bernardino, Temecula and Riverside; KXPS 1010 AM in Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indio and the Coachella Valley; KXO 1230 AM in the Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona; KWDJ 1360 AM in Ridgecrest; KGEO 1230 AM in Bakersfield; KNWH 1250 AM in the Yucca Valley, KOCP 95.9 FM in Ventura, KUTY 1470 AM in Palmdale and Lancaster, ESPN 920 in Las Vegas, Nevada and Sirius Satellite Radio.
Chargers games are also broadcast in Spanish by the announcing team of Jorge Villanueva and Efren Dominguez. The Chargers’ Spanish flagship station is XERCN 1470 AM in San Diego. The games are also broadcast in Spanish on KWKW 1330 AM in Los Angeles and Orange County. Villanueva and Dominguez are in their 15th year as the Chargers’ Spanish Radio tandem.
Fans outside of North America can watch nearly every Chargers regular season game live and in its entirety on www.nfl.com/nflgamepass. This service is not available in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, U.S. Territories, Bermuda, Antigua or the Bahamas.
NBC 7/39 sports anchors Jim Laslavic and Jim Stone will host Football Night in San Diego. The show will feature extensive Chargers highlights, player interviews and a recap of that day’s game, as well as several interactive elements in which viewers can participate.
The Chargers Power Report begins its fifth season on XETV (FOX 6). The Power Report will air each Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. and will be hosted by Fox 6 Sports Director C.S. Keys and former Chargers linebacker Billy Ray Smith. Fox 6’s Andrea Nakano also will host a series of one-on-one interviews.
The Bolts’ preseason television coverage has increased as well with a total of seven stations signed up to carry the final two games of the preseason slate. KFMB-TV (Channel 8) in San Diego will serve as the primary carrier of Chargers preseason football. Ron Pitts will call the play-by-play and Billy Ray Smith will handle the color commentary. The Chargers preseason games also will be carried in Spanish on local television for the third consecutive season on Mi San Diego (Channel 43) with Adrian Garcia, calling the play-by-play and Benny Ricardo providing the analysis.
Joining KFMB and Mi San Diego in the broadcast of the preseason games are KCBS-TV (Channel 2) in Los Angeles and Orange County; KMIR-TV (Channel 6) in Palm Springs; KYMA (Channel 11) in the Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona; KLAS-TV (Channel 8) in Las Vegas and the NFL Network. All of these stations will carry the team’s Aug. 25 preseason game at Arizona and its Aug. 30 game against San Francisco. The 49ers game will be subject to local blackout rules for all stations except KYMA and KLAS, which both lie outside of the NFL’s 75-mile radius rule that affects local television blackouts. The team’s Aug. 12 game vs. Seattle (NBC) and Aug. 18 game at St. Louis (CBS) will both be broadcast on national TV.
On Radio, all Chargers games will be broadcast on the team’s flagship station, Rock 105.3 FM, with Josh Lewin returning as the voice of the Chargers and Hank Bauer as the color commentator. Jim Laslavic will report from the sidelines during all Chargers home games. The Chargers’ partnership with Rock 105.3 also includes programming and promotional relationships with all seven Clear Channel stations in San Diego.
Fans outside of San Diego can tune in and listen to every game on the Chargers Radio Network, which includes 710 ESPN in Los Angeles and Orange County; KTMQ 103.3 FM in San Bernardino, Temecula and Riverside; KXPS 1010 AM in Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indio and the Coachella Valley; KXO 1230 AM in the Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona; KWDJ 1360 AM in Ridgecrest; KGEO 1230 AM in Bakersfield; KNWH 1250 AM in the Yucca Valley, KOCP 95.9 FM in Ventura, KUTY 1470 AM in Palmdale and Lancaster, ESPN 920 in Las Vegas, Nevada and Sirius Satellite Radio.
Chargers games are also broadcast in Spanish by the announcing team of Jorge Villanueva and Efren Dominguez. The Chargers’ Spanish flagship station is XERCN 1470 AM in San Diego. The games are also broadcast in Spanish on KWKW 1330 AM in Los Angeles and Orange County. Villanueva and Dominguez are in their 15th year as the Chargers’ Spanish Radio tandem.
Fans outside of North America can watch nearly every Chargers regular season game live and in its entirety on www.nfl.com/nflgamepass. This service is not available in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, U.S. Territories, Bermuda, Antigua or the Bahamas.
