NEWS: Earthquakes Announce Radio Stations for 2026 MLS Season

SAN JOSE, Calif. – The San Jose Earthquakes announced today their local radio broadcast schedule for the 2026 Major League Soccer Season, with KSFO 810 AM and KZSF 1370 AM serving as the club’s flagship radio broadcast stations in English and Spanish, respectively.

Cumulus Media’s 810 AM/KSFO-AM will primarily serve as the English radio home of the Quakes for the third consecutive season, while La Kaliente 1370 AM/KZSF-AM will be the team’s Spanish-language flagship station for the 16th campaign. Select games may appear on alternative stations for English radio. The Saturday, Feb. 21, season and home opener vs. Sporting Kansas City will air on Cumulus station KNBR 680 AM / 104.5 FM.

Ted Ramey will serve as the primary play-by-play voice for home and away broadcasts for his 13th consecutive year. A sports broadcasting personality in the Bay Area since 2012, his eclectic resume includes work for the National Hockey League’s San Jose Sharks, talk shows for KNBR and The Athletic, NBC Sports California, as well as the nationally televised CrossFit Games. Since 2016, Ramey has hosted the Quakes’ weekly radio program, The Soccer Hour, which will air for a fourth straight season on KSFO 810 AM every Wednesday from 7-8 p.m. PT. 

Joe Cannon will enter his 13th straight season as the color analyst for home games. An Earthquakes Hall of Famer, the former goalkeeper helped San Jose win its first MLS Cup in 2001 and later captured MLS Goalkeeper of the Year honors in 2002. Cannon spent seven seasons with the Quakes and still leads the club’s goalkeeping records in games started (171), minutes played (15,561), wins (66), and saves (693). 

La Kaliente 1370 AM will be the team’s Spanish-language flagship for the 16th season. KZSF is a locally owned Spanish-language station that hosts daily sports talk shows and plays a wide variety of pop music. 

Carlos César Rivera returns as the Spanish-language broadcaster for the Earthquakes. Every Monday through Friday from 5–7 p.m. PT, he has served the longtime host of La Kaliente’s sports talk show, which covers MLS and LIGA MX, as well as many other sports teams in the Bay Area. Rivera came to the Quakes with a distinguished sports broadcasting background, having called games for the San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders, Oakland Athletics, San Francisco Giants and the San Francisco Bay Blackhawks during his lengthy career.  

Ramiro Corrales will join Rivera in the booth as an analyst. An Earthquakes Hall of Famer, two-time MLS Cup Champion (2001, 2003), and Supporters’ Shield winner (2012), he sits third on the club’s all-time list in games played (250), second in starts (228), and second in minutes played (20,188).   

To stream 810 AM KSFO, visit www.ksfo.com. To stream La Kaliente 1370 AM, visit lakaliente1370am.com. To stream KNBR 680 AM / 104.5 FM, visit www.thesportsleader.com.