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[Retroram52]

We shall see Blue. I think the Rams realize their error in signing Foles to an extension last year in camp without waiting to see how he'd stand-up to NFL defenses and in our anemic offense. They are trying their best to recoup whatever they can get, I suspect.

 

[Vitamike]

Unofficially, the Los Angeles Rams Flagship AM/FM stations are announced.



Report Has L.A. Rams Rights Going To KSWD (100.3 The Sound) And KSPN (ESPN LA 710AM)
See more at: Report Has L.A. Rams Rights Going To KSWD (100.3 The Sound) And KSPN (ESPN LA 710AM)

Speculation on which radio stations will get the rights to LOS ANGELES RAMS football has been rampant in the market since even before the team formally announced its move back from ST. LOUIS, and now LARADIO.COM founder DON BARRETT is reporting via a tweet on SATURDAY (5/21) that ENTERCOM Classic Rock KSWD (100.3 THE SOUND) and ESPN Sports KSPN-A (ESPN LA 710AM)/LOS ANGELES have secured the rights.

If the report is true, the RAMS and the stations have yet to make a formal announcement. The RAMS will begin play at their 1946-79 home, the LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL COLISEUM, this FALL and will move to a new stadium being constructed on the site of the former HOLLYWOOD PARK racetrack in INGLEWOOD in 2019.

Congrats to KSPN and KSWD (100.3fm) on securing the radio rights to the LA Rams. Wonder what happened at iHEART? Seemed like theirs to lose.

— Don Barrett (@barrettLARadio) May 21, 2016
See more at: Report Has L.A. Rams Rights Going To KSWD (100.3 The Sound) And KSPN (ESPN LA 710AM)

 

[Battlelyon]

We don't need too, the little things that it takes to make winning seasons is everyone else's to have.

 

[Retroram52]

Typical drama queen Fisher. Done with the draft and FA signings and he goes golfing I suppose while everyone else is preparing. Another 7-9, 6-10 season in the making.

 

[Vitamike]

Super Bowl LV just the beginning for Rams' Inglewood stadium

The NFL announced Tuesday that the Los Angeles Rams’ forthcoming Inglewood stadium will host Super Bowl LV in 2021. For anyone paying attention throughout the relocation process and, especially, during the team's relocation announcement, that news didn't come as a surprise.

That's because Rams' owner Stan Kroenke's $2.6 billion stadium and development project will become the most lavish stadium project in North American sports the day it opens. Tuesday's Super Bowl announcement was a mere formality, but perhaps more important, it's also all but certain to be just the first of many such declarations in the coming years.

"Los Angeles is built to host the Super Bowl," Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti said in a statement. "We helped forge this great American tradition as its very first host in 1967 and now, at long last, we're bringing it back where it belongs. L.A. is already welcoming a record number of visitors from around the world and Super Bowl LV will bring even more economic prosperity to our region."


Rams Chief Operating Officer Kevin Demoff speaks behind an illustration of the Rams' planned new stadium at a January celebration to welcome the team to Los Angeles. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

That prosperity figures to carry over to other major sporting events that the Inglewood stadium will be capable of hosting. Because of the stadium's high tech, translucent roof, there's nothing that it can't host. Which means that the combination of the futuristic venue, the city's weather and its abundance of hotel rooms is right at the front of the line to host everything from Final Fours to college football championship games to the Olympics to the World Cup.

With the first of what figures to be plenty of Super Bowls in hand, the Inglewood stadium is also throwing its name in the hat for the 2022 Final Four, 2023 college football championship game and is part of the city's bid for the 2024 Olympics. If U.S. soccer puts in a World Cup bid for 2026, Inglewood's stadium would also be a part of that proposal. WWE's Wrestlemania event figures to be coming to Los Angeles at some point as well and the Rams' pitch to the NFL also included the idea of hosting the Oscars at a theatre that will be constructed in the Inglewood development.

All of that, plus other NFL events like the scouting combine and NFL draft are possibilities for Kroenke's palace and its surrounding structures.

"On the heels of the National Football League's historic return to Los Angeles, the Rams are proud to be part of such a significant regional effort of teamwork, leadership and vision to bring the Super Bowl back to Southern California,” Kevin Demoff, the Rams chief operating officer, said. “We would like to thank the NFL owners for giving us this opportunity to host the nation’s biggest event in sports and entertainment at our world-class stadium, to showcase the great cities of Los Angeles and Inglewood and to deliver an incredible experience for fans from across the globe."

Super Bowl LV will be the first hosted in the Los Angeles area since the 1993 edition pitting the Dallas Cowboys against the Buffalo Bills. It will be the eighth game played in the metropolitan area and also brings the league full circle as the Los Angeles Coliseum hosted Super Bowl I in 1967.

According to the Rams, the city's Super Bowl bid included the promise of "60,000 hotel-room nights (with the possibility of generating up to 100,000 total room nights) as well as other official and unofficial events to be hosted throughout the region."

Construction on the Inglewood stadium is expected to begin later this year with the opening of the stadium set for 2019.

 

[Red_Chaos]

wheres the pool? Jags have a pool in their stadium :l

 

[shopson67]

wheres the pool? Jags have a pool in their stadium :l

...or is that a treatment spa for all of their injured 1st round picks?

 

[Retroram52]

Get a load of this speculative/fantasy bullshit.

Should the Rams trade for Cowboys guard Ronald Leary?

 

[bluepigpen]

Just a question guys, don't the Rams have to sign all they drafted by June 1? I can't find where anyone has been signed yet.

 

[shopson67]

Just a question guys, don't the Rams have to sign all they drafted by June 1? I can't find where anyone has been signed yet.

Rams have typically signed everyone on one day in recent years.

 

[shopson67]

Get a load of this speculative/fantasy bullshit.

Should the Rams trade for Cowboys guard Ronald Leary?

If it gets Foles off the roster, wouldn't be the worst move...

 

[Retroram52]

Yea, if Dallas wants Foles. A straight-up trade would be advantageous for us.

 

[bluepigpen]

Agree but even Jerry isn't that stupid.

 

[LongtimeRamsFan42]

Agree but even Jerry isn't that stupid.

Jerry is, it's his son who seems to be the voice of reason in that family...Like supposedly grabbing and hiding the draft card of Johnny Manziel on draft day when the Dallas pick was up...

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[LongtimeRamsFan42]

HOLY CRAP!!! I had NO idea we were talking THAT big!!! INSANE!!!.. So basically, he's developing his own City... Wow!!!

 

[Vitamike]

HOLY CRAP!!! I had NO idea we were talking THAT big!!! INSANE!!!.. So basically, he's developing his own City... Wow!!!

I just might have to check into buying a condo there.

 

[LongtimeRamsFan42]

I just might have to check into buying a condo there.

Could you afford it? I get the feeling there's NO way in hell I could

 

[Red_Chaos]

i kind of wanted to visit disneyland, but i was told disney world is better and its a bit closer

 

[Vitamike]

Could you afford it? I get the feeling there's NO way in hell I could

I don't think it will be too different from other housing offers around these parts. Sure the venue will add a premium but it also should add more to the equity in the long haul.