ESPN Xtra
ESPN Xtra[edit | edit source]
ESPN Xtra is a satellite radio station that is part of the Sirius XM Radio network. It is a channel that provides a mix of sports talk and live events, primarily focusing on content from the ESPN family of networks.
History[edit | edit source]
ESPN Xtra was launched on February 4, 2008, as part of a broader agreement between ESPN and Sirius XM Radio. The channel was created to offer listeners a unique blend of sports programming, including live events, talk shows, and special broadcasts.
Programming[edit | edit source]
ESPN Xtra features a variety of programming that includes live sports events, talk shows, and special ESPN broadcasts. Some of the notable programs include:
- Mike and Mike in the Morning - A popular sports talk show that was hosted by Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic.
- The Paul Finebaum Show - A show focusing on college football, particularly the Southeastern Conference (SEC).
- ESPN Radio simulcasts - ESPN Xtra often simulcasts content from ESPN Radio, providing listeners with access to popular shows and live sports coverage.
Live Sports Coverage[edit | edit source]
ESPN Xtra provides live coverage of various sports events, including:
- College Football
- Major League Baseball
- National Basketball Association (NBA)
- National Football League (NFL)
Availability[edit | edit source]
ESPN Xtra is available to subscribers of the Sirius XM Radio service. It can be accessed on channel 81 on both Sirius and XM satellite radios. Additionally, subscribers can listen to ESPN Xtra through the Sirius XM app and online streaming service.
Related Channels[edit | edit source]
ESPN Xtra is part of a suite of ESPN-related channels available on Sirius XM, including:
External Links[edit | edit source]
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