said the company had used the Kevin Klein controversy as an opportunity to reevaluate KEGY's programming, and explained that "the station was always going to be largely about sports and we determined the right thing to do was to go 100% all-in." Padres chairman Ron Fowler was pleased that Entercom was willing to address the team's concerns surrounding the station's content, and that the revamp "better reflects the values of the Padres and the San Diego community as a whole." As part of the relaunch, Dan Sileo was moved to mornings, The Men's Room was dropped, and the station also acquired The Jim Rome Show previously heard on XEPRS. The Doug Gottlieb Show was also picked up for the weekday lineup. On May 2, 2018, KEGY changed call letters to KWFN to coordinate with the new branding as "The Fan." Many of Entercom's other sports outlets are also branded as "The Fan," including original all-sports station WFAN in New York City. In the first three months of the all-sports format, KWFN was among the lowest-rated stations in the market, with Sileo's morning show unable to tabulate a Nielsen Audio rating due to its small number of listeners. The Padres' last-place standing during the 2018 season also hindered the station's ratings. On April 17, 2019, Sileo left KWFN's morning show but remained with Entercom, hosting a weekend program on co-owned WEEI-FM in Boston. Sileo was replaced by "Coach" John Kentera but nobody could stand him and his bigotry. The San Diego Union-Tribune speculated that Sileo's departure was tied to listener backlash surrounding plans to have Padres staff members appear on his show for interviews on Friday mornings. Ben Higgins and Steven Woods (formerly of The Mighty 1090 XEPRS) became KWFN's morning hosts on June 10. John Kentera was moved to early afternoons. Also beginning in 2019, KWFN joined the Navy Football Radio Network. Boosters In 2019, Entercom received construction permits for five fill-in boosters to improve KWFN's coverage, to be located near La Jolla, Ramona, San Marcos, Escondido, and Encinitas. These signals are expected to be operational by 2022. Programming Current KWFN is the flagship station of the San Diego Padres, with The Fan having local rights to Westwood One's NFL and NCAA packages. Previous Previous hosts on The Fan include Dan Sileo, who left in April 2019. HD Programming The station operates three HD Radio channels; The HD1 channel is