SportsDayTALK w/ 1310TheTicket helps Dallas–Fort Worth sports fans follow local teams through radio, written coverage, scores, and schedules in one app. It combines Sportsradio 1310am/96.7fm The Ticket with articles and blogs from SportsDay, giving readers and listeners different ways to keep up with the same sports scene. For anyone who joins a broadcast late, the ability to rewind the live stream by up to an hour offers a practical way to catch missed discussion. Archived broadcasts provide another option for catching up on previous shows.

The Ticket live, with playback controls

The app carries live and recorded content from The Ticket, including sports news, interviews, and discussions. Alongside the live stream, rewind, pause, and fast-forward controls let listeners move through the available audio rather than only hearing what is playing at that moment. The live-stream rewind window extends up to one hour.

Archived broadcasts serve a separate purpose: they give listeners access to previous programs when they want to revisit a show or catch one they missed.

SportsDay reporting alongside radio

SportsDay articles and blogs add written reporting to the audio coverage. The available material includes analysis, game recaps, and player updates, so users can read about a result or team development as well as hear radio discussion. Having both formats in the app supports switching between reading and listening.

Local teams and Texas college sports

Scores and schedules cover DFW teams including the Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars, and Rangers. Up-to-the-minute scores help users follow results, while schedules show upcoming games. The coverage also extends to football and basketball at major Texas universities and colleges, broadening the focus beyond the area’s professional teams.

Chats and expert feeds

Live chats and Twitter feeds bring sports commentary into the app alongside its reporting and broadcasts. Featured personalities include Tim Cowlishaw, Rick Gosselin, and Gordon Keith. These channels offer another way to follow sports discussion without leaving the app.