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Bonneville promotes Owen Murphy to Program Director of Sports KIRO-AM (710 ESPN)/Seattle, effective immediately. He previously served as the station's Assistant PD since January. During his career, Murphy has been a producer for MLB.com and ESPN Radio. In his time at ESPN, Murphy produced Mike and Mike and lastly Dan Patrick. Most recently, he was a co-host of Heller and Murphy on WSTO-AM (ESPN 1070)/Madison.

"This is a natural progression for Owen," said GM Dave Pridemore. "He has been instrumental in launching the station and developing our on-air team and has earned the chance to take full responsibility for our on-air product."

"Over the past 11 months, I have worked closely with Rod Arquette building 710 ESPN Seattle from the ground up," added Murphy. "I'm lucky to have programming resources like Rod and the rest of Bonneville's experts to help me guide the brand. We are all excited about our future plans."

"Owen has played a crucial role in putting together the building blocks for this powerful sports station," said Bonneville Seattle PD Rod Arquette. "This promotion will allow him to take an even stronger hands-on approach in moving the station to the next level." (11-17-09)

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