The always enjoyable, insightful and informative Matthew Paras of the Washington Times joins the show to discuss the latest on the Commanders search for a QB stadium and fans. What are the odds that they ever connect with any of the 3. Also, do you remember Saturday morning cartoons? We do.
Reese was able to receive calls from two of our best when talking about the disappearance of the prominent Saturday morning cartoons. Sure, kids can watch cartoons on Saturday morning. But there is no scarcity. They have no prominent function. Paulie and G weigh in.
How long are generations supposed to be? Because Gen X is starting to feel like it spans 25 years and it is annoying. Speaking of annoying. There is news about the Commanders and Dan Snyder that cannot be ignored.
After years of hate from fans of the team, has the owner of the Commas finally decided that he doesn't want the affection and instead wants to return the same vibes back to the area?
Stop acting like these moments aren't less than what we have been told. Starting with Dee Brown's dunk, moving to the Flu Game and even the Immaculate Reception. Reese and the callers look at the most over-hyped and over-exaggerated moments that we can remember.
The all-star game is coming up and the gets Reese thinking about an event that he feels needs some attention. Chelsea Janes is on to discuss the latest from the baseball world and that includes a huge retirement and a problem between owners and players. When will catchers and pitchers report?
It hasn't been that long since the Nationals won it all. Less than 2 full seasons, but despite that there is no one left on the roster that you might have bought a jersey for.
The only question is, what took so long? Reese explains how the way that Winter Games are going is why he is done watching.
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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.