Warriors switching to 95.7 The Game for radio broadcasts
PRESS DEMOCRAT NEWS SERVICES | Aug 26, 2016

The Golden State Warriors and Entercom’s 95.7 The Game (KGMZ-FM) have entered into a multiyear agreement to make the San Francisco-based all-sports station the new radio flagship of the Bay Area’s NBA team, the team announced Friday on its website.

This move ends a relationship the team has had with KNBR-AM for 32 consecutive years and 40 years overall since the franchise moved to the Bay Area in 1962.

“We’re excited about our new partnership with 95.7 The Game and the opportunity to provide our fans with increased coverage of the Warriors in a centralized location,” Warriors president and chief operating office Rick Welts told nba.com/warriors. “Under the terms of this partnership, virtually every Warriors game — including the playoffs — will be broadcast on 95.7. Additionally, our fans will benefit from increased programming overall throughout the year, including extended pre and post-game shows, more in-season programming, a dedicated off-season presence and numerous call-in shows featuring front office staff, players and broadcasters. We look forward to working in conjunction with an extremely talented group of individuals at 95.7 The Game and its parent company, Entercom, as we continue our journey through one of the most exciting times in the history of our franchise.”

Plans for 95.7 The Game’s expanded Warriors programming include an additional 60 minutes of coverage to each of the existing 30-minute pre- and postgame programs, heightened in-season daily Warriors coverage featuring both Warriors and NBA-themed shows, Warriors Wednesdays and off-season programming centered around the draft, free agency, summer league and the continuation of selected in-season call-in shows. 95.7 The Game will continue to employ a dedicated Warriors reporter who will cover both home and road games and practices throughout the season. Radio play-by-play announcer Tim Roye will return for his 22nd season calling Warriors basketball, and will also appear regularly on 95.7 The Game programs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the season and on selected off-season dates.

Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry gestures on the court during NBA basketball practice Wednesday, June 1, 2016, in Oakland, Calif. The Warriors host the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the NBA finals on Thursday. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)