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KMPS (AM)

Coordinates: 34°23′19″N 117°23′29″W / 34.38861°N 117.39139°W / 34.38861; -117.39139
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KRAK
Broadcast areaVictor Valley
Frequency910 kHz
BrandingCBS Sports Radio 910
Programming
FormatSports
AffiliationsCBS Sports Radio
Ownership
Owner
K-FROG 95.1, The Route 103, K-FROG 92.9
part of CBS Corp. cluster with Los Angeles-based TV stations KCBS & KCAL
History
First air date
1990 (as KHSP)
Call sign meaning
Alludes to the KRAcK of a baseball bat; also recycling of call sign by CBS Radio (was on current KHTK Sacramento)
Technical information
Facility ID72716
ClassB
Power700 watts (day)
500 watts (night)
Links
WebcastListen live
WebsiteKRAK Home page

KRAK (910 kHz, "CBS Sports Radio 910") is a commercial AM radio station licensed to Hesperia, California, and broadcasting to the Victor Valley, California, area. It is owned by CBS Radio and airs a sports radio format with programming from the co-owned CBS Sports Radio Network. KRAK's offices and studios are on Hesperia Road in Hesperia.[1] The station's transmitter is located near Mesa Linda Street in Oak Hills.[2] KRAK carries the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim during the baseball season.

History

KRAK-AM originally signed on in 1990 carrying a smooth jazz format. The call letters were borrowed from a legendary 50,000 watt Country music station in Sacramento which is owned by CBS and today is 1140 KHTK. On July 31, 2008, CBS Radio announced plans to sell its mid-size and small market stations (including KRAK) to focus more on major market clusters. However, such a sale was never consummated.

On November 15, 2011 KRAK changed its format to sports, branded as "910 ESPN".[3] The previous ESPN Radio affiliate in the region, 103.1 KVFG, began stunting with Christmas music, then switched to classic rock.

In September 2012, KRAK began a transition to CBS Sports Radio with hourly updates. It left ESPN and began 24-hour broadcasts of CBS Sports Radio on January 2, 2013.[4]

Previous logos

File:KRAK-AM.png File:910espn weblogo-c.gif

References

34°23′19″N 117°23′29″W / 34.38861°N 117.39139°W / 34.38861; -117.39139