Every afternoon, more people tune in to "SportsLine 1140" than any other radio program in Northern California. Weekdays from 4pm, you'll hear no-holds-barred opinions and commentary; topical newsmaker guests; and get your chance to sound off.
Interested in interning for Sportsline 1140? Contact Producer Jodi Bacon at: jodi.bacon@khtk.com
The Syosset, New York native is also the television voice of the Sacramento Kings, and also spent three years as the radio voice of the team. Grant's spent more than 20 years in front of cameras, behind microphones, in press boxes and at courtside for many of sports' biggest events.
Grant began his broadcasting career with on-the-job training at his alma mater, Bowling Green University. While pursuing his degree in broadcast journalism, Napear handled play-by-play for BGU's football, hockey and basketball teams. Later, at WAND-TV in Decatur, Grant toiled away at the weekend sports anchor desk. Grant then brought his enthusiasm to northern California: a nine-year stint as Sports Director at Sacramento's Channel 31 (then called KRBK and later, KPWB); play-by-play duties for the San Jose Sharks and the CFL's Sacramento Gold Miners; plus a stint with Arena Football's San Jose Sabercats. Grant also can be seen as the television voice of the Oakland Raiders, during their four pre-season telecasts on CBS' stations in Northern California.
Grant and his two sons, Trent and Chase, reside in El Dorado Hills.
On the football field, Mike was a colorful letterman at USC, where he started at tackle for the Trojans his senior season. Mike played with two Heisman trophy winners (Charles White and Marcus Allen), along with numerous NFL Hall of Famers. In the booth, Lamb is a respected contributor to ESPN Radio; hosted "GameTime" on Fox Sports Radio for four years; and is seen weekly as the host of Comcast SportsNet's "Insider" sports discussion show.
Mike started off in television at Fox Sports Net as a correspondent, then the analyst’s booth, and ultimately the play by play announcer for the High School football broadcasts on Fox Sports Net. He earned the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Association’s award for “Best Analyst” in 1996 and was named the Southland’s top analyst for all sports in 1997 and 1998 by the Los Angeles Daily News. Mike’s knack for finding the humorous angle in big games while observing it’s intricacies, has landed him such coveted assignments as the Rose Bowl, the Gator Bowl, the Las Vegas Bowl, the Arena Bowl, and the Senior Bowl.
Mike and his wife Sandy have two children, Logan, 11 and Maddie, 7.
The 1984 USC graduate holds a Bachelor's degree in Public Affairs, and was named to the USC Dean's List and the Pac-10 Honor Roll. Jodi Bacon
Executive
Producer Sportsline 1140
Jodi Bacon has been a powerful force in California sports media for the better part of a decade. After a brief stint living both in San Diego and the Bay Area, Jodi returned to the city she grew up in and is now completing her 8th year of employment at Sports 1140 KHTK. She currently is the producer of highly rated and critically acclaimed afternoon drive show Sportsline, hosted by Grant Napear and Mike Lamb. If booking a guest list that often resembles and All Star Ballot or Hall of Fame inductee program weren't enough to keep this juggernaut of producing prowess busy, she must also organize and prepare show content daily and she takes a large roll in the preparation and execution of any live events the show might broadcast from. Her versatility has served her well throughout her career, having previously produced on The Rise Guys morning show and she continues to cover numerous live sporting events for both CBS and Fox Sports. While pulling strings behind the scenes is Jodi's forte she does not shy away from stepping in front of the camera and can be seen working on the Sports Roundtable Show on Comcast Sports Weekly.
Sportsline's Weekly Football Show
Chris Landry
Chris Landry: NFL Scout and Fox Sports Radio Analyst
Listen to him on Sportsline 1140 with Grant & Mike every Wednesday at 5:35. Chris will be taking calls from listeners to answers questions on the NFL.
Jeremy Roenick of
the San Jose Sharks
on Sportsline
every Monday at
6:30 pm. Visit his website at www.roenicklife.com
A letter from Jeremy Roenick about his charity and website:
Hello to all my friends.
I am writing this letter to announce the launching of my website new website, www.Roenicklife.com
I have spent the past twenty-one years sharing my passion and myself with the game of hockey. I have had the opportunity to touch the hearts of millions of fans and have been excited everyday to help create a smile on so many childrens faces, or just being the simple motivation to others, that it is possible! I like to think of myself as the player that has given to the sport on and off the ice. I have prided myself on being hard working for myself, my teammates, and my family. One of the hardest aspects, but extremely important and rewarding has been keeping that fire burning inside me to win.
I have spent the past year reflecting on everything that I experienced during the course of my career, and as the clock ticks towards the end of this phenomenal journey, I have wondered what I would miss most about the journey, and what the journey would miss about me. All the ideas of what the game has meant to me, and what I have meant to the game, led me to believe that there has to be a way that I can continue to keep giving to the sport that has given me so much. I need to be involved for myself, but to keep touching the hearts of all the people that have supported me for half my life is a huge priority! The results of these thoughts: the evolution of Roenicklife.com. The thought of this website started as a fun idea, but reality has shown me what great impact I can have on the lives of others when I help bring people together.
I decided to take the website a step further, and incorporate my love of the game, my voice, and my passion to use the website as a place where constant communication between all supporters can be used to help benefit charity.
Please enjoy the website! I hope that the evolution of Roenicklife.com will continue to bring inspiration and excitement to the lives of others. Your interaction and continued support in the future will help create a website where people can feel involved, excited, and giving.
Every afternoon, more people tune in to "SportsLine 1140" than any other radio program in Northern California. Weekdays from 4pm, you'll hear no-holds-barred opinions and commentary; topical newsmaker guests; and get your chance to sound off.
The Syosset, New York native is also the television voice of the Sacramento Kings, and also spent three years as the radio voice of the team. Grant's spent more than 20 years in front of cameras, behind microphones, in press boxes and at courtside for many of sports' biggest events.
On the football field, Mike was a colorful letterman at USC, where he started at tackle for the Trojans his senior season. Mike played with two Heisman trophy winners (Charles White and Marcus Allen), along with numerous NFL Hall of Famers. In the booth, Lamb is a respected contributor to ESPN Radio; hosted "GameTime" on Fox Sports Radio for four years; and is seen weekly as the host of Comcast SportsNet's "Insider" sports discussion show. 
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