Not only does this installment have an incredibly alliterative title, but it also has TONS of calls from the best listeners in sports talk radio. Reese is asking everyone to say whether the like or dislike the trade for Carson Wentz. It is a yes or no proposition and we need to get the official tally on the record.
An award inspired by the sports phans in the City of Brotherly Love goes back home. Reese takes some time to give out some admonishment and admiration to those who showed up to boo Ben Simmons only to go home early.
After getting hit with a bug, Reese Waters returns to the Team 980 in time to discuss the return of baseball and the arrival of Carson Wents and a big win for the great Kevin Durant. Travis Sawchik is aboard to break down the agreement from Major League Baseball.
After a getting hit by an illness Reese returns to the airwaves almost 2 full days after we discovered that Carson Wentz would be the main man in the pocket for the Commanders. What does he think now?
The Carson Wentz calls keep coming in. If there is one way to make sure everyone needs their opinion heard, it is to announce a new QB in DC. Michael Jenkins is on with Scott Jackson to talk tournament as they hold it down for Reese Waters.
Scott Jackson is in for Reese Waters. The pros and cons of Carson Wentz. Are we getting a great pro with leadership qualities? Or are we getting conned out of some cap space and draft picks?
Scott Jackson is in for Reese Waters and talking with Fred Smoot about what Carson Wentz brings to the field, locker room and possibilities for next year.
The aftermath of the trade that brought Carson Wentz to DC yesterday is still being chopped up today. Reese Waters is out today, but we had the post game host for the Washington Football Team in his seat. Scott Jackson takes lots of calls and shares his thoughts.
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Reese Waters brings his unique perspective to the world of DC sports and everyday life. A Washington area native and standup comic, Waters talk Washington Football, Wizards, Nationals, and…
Capitals, and never shies away from the broader social issues that are reflected in the sports world.