The Reese Waters Show

Patrick Ewing got the dreaded vote of confidence today. Is that bad? Is it the wrong thing at the wrong time?

How long into the summer will it be before we actually miss baseball? Is a120 game season actually a bit more appetizing? Is the vote of confidence true/ is it the right move? Reese talks about these things and takes calls from the best contributors in radio.

Russell Westbrook is still a Laker. The Commanders are still the Commanders and still have no QB. There are so many problems that we need answers for, but we didn't get any answers from the guy up top.

There are already games being canceled by Major League Baseball. What are the best and worst case scenarios for the 2022 season? Will they play before the dog days of summer hit the calendar? Reese talks baseball with RJ Anderson and also looks at some people that deserve their recognition and flowers.

Reese hands out some much deserved flowers to Neal Henderson of the Fort Dupont Cannons, the Washington Capitals for honoring him.

The State of the Union was last night. Which leads us to ask why the president overlooked the things that need fixing with the games and leagues we love. Westbrook is still a Laker. The Commanders have no QB. The Commanders are called the Commanders. We need answers! We need solutions.

Game fixing and the reality behind the way we find ourselves seeing these crazy stories playing out in real time, right in front of our eyes. When something is too good to be true, is it likely that it isn't? Brian Tuohy joins the show and then Reese gets ready for Open Mic. 

 

Brian Tuohy & Mic Drops

Reese looks at how the movement of players in the NBA has left us with a very confusing roster in Philadelphia. Does the animosity we feel cancel itself out? Does it multiply? Hard to say at this point.

The irony of the verb used to describe games and leagues that are broken. Author of the boy 'The Fix Is In' joins the show to discuss how sometimes the story that feels too good to be true actually is. Brian Tuohy joins Reese Waters to discuss an intriguing topic.

Now that the Philadelphia 76ers have two MVP level players, can we start ordering decorations and catering for a Hater's Ball later this Spring? Or are these guys somehow turning babyface?