KNBR also features popular sports talk hosts such as Dan Patrick, Colin Cowherd, and Jim Rome.
The station's morning show features popular Bay Area sports personality Brian Murphy and former NFL linebacker Paulie Mac. In addition to its coverage of local teams, KNBR features national sports talk programming from ESPN Radio, as well as its own lineup of hosts and shows. KNBR is also the flagship station for the Stanford Cardinal college football and basketball teams. The station is known for its coverage of local sports teams, particularly the San Francisco Giants and San Francisco 49ers. KNBR 680 AM/1050 AM is a sports talk radio station serving the San Francisco Bay Area.
His resume includes stints at iHeartMedia’s Z100/WHTZ in New York, Q102/WIOQ in Philadelphia and HOT 107.9/WWHT in Syracuse.About KNBR 680 AM/1050 - The Sports Leader A loyal Mets fan and softball enthusiast, Rich is one of the lead voices in pop music for SiriusXM, with hosting duties on their Pop2K channel, Hits 1 and The Pulse. Covino previously worked at K-ROCK/WXRK-FM in New York. He also hosts weekend mornings on Ozzy’s Boneyard - SiriusXM channel 38. A defender of New Jersey, and a proud Yankees fan, Covino has a passion for rock music, bringing that to life every night as the host of SiriusXM Turbo 41. Covino & Rich also previously aired on ESPN and SNY, the NBC sports affiliate in New York City. Covering lifestyle, relationships, sports, comedy and music, the popular program aired on SiriusXM for 16 years, and moved to a Patreon subscription format in March 2021. This sports-focused program from the widely-popular broadcast duo Steve Covino and Rich Davis will feature their unique take on the hot sports topics of the day, injected with their brand of humor, fun and relatability.Ībout Covino and Rich Hosted by Steve Covino & Rich Davis, the Covino & Rich show debuted in 2004 on what was then Sirius’ Maxim Radio. PT on hundreds of Fox Sports Radio stations around the nation! Covino & Rich is Fox Sports Radio's new daily show from 5 to 7 p.m.
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