FOX Sports Radio is including Las Vegas sports-wagering master and author/CEO of Pregame.com, R.J. Ringer to the system's lineup. Without a moment to spare for football season, Straight Outta Vegas with R.J. Chime will make a big appearance September first, communicating Fridays from 11p to midnight PT and Saturdays from 10p to midnight PT, on more than 300 stations across the country, and in addition FOX Sports Radio's channel on iHeartRadio and FOX Sports channel 83 on SiriusXM.

Chime and Las Vegas radio character Steve Cofield, alongside Pregame.com's best experts, will give FSR audience members a Vegas point of view on the main games stories and real amusements, including how breaking news and damage refreshes influence the chances. Chime will likewise highlight interviews with the greatest names every week, coordinating the best standard understanding into the Las Vegas discussion.

Ringer will keep on contributing to FOX Sports Radio's all day, every day lineup, incorporating The Herd with Colin Cowherd's Blazing Five podcast, The JT "The Brick" Show with Tomm Looney, and Steve Gorman SPORTS.

"This is the primary Vegas sports appear on a noteworthy national radio system. FOX Sports Radio comprehends that even the individuals who don't wager on sports need to know who the top picks and underdogs are – it's not a 'hot take' when the conclusion is supported by chilly money. Pregame is respected to break this ground and we're prepared to create a show not the same as some other, a show deserving of the confidence appeared.

Scott Shapiro, Vice President of Sports Programming for Premiere Networks and FOX Sports Radio said they are eager to welcome R.J. Chime to FOX Sports Radio, adding to the most grounded lineup of games talk identities in the business. "There has never been more interest for the Vegas point of view in the realm of games. R.J. has turned out to be a solid national voice for a considerable length of time who brings an extraordinarily fascinating standpoint for both easygoing and bad-to-the-bone games fans."