The Reese Waters Show

The Caps have had big leads early and substantial leads late and they lost both of the last 2 games. They went to Florida and now they have to win in DC on Saturday. There is also a schedule about to drop in the NFL. Lot of action to get to in the first installment.

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No show in radio gets funnier calls from more perceptive listeners that Reese Waters. Here are a few hilarious examples from today.

One of the best reporters in the business joins the show to discuss the news that Tom Brady will be joining the Fox Sports broadcast booth for NFL Games when he retires. There are also some more calls and elements that need to be finished up before the show reached the conclusion today.

When 'the band' gets back together, and we get excited it is because they are sitting on a giant catalogue of hits. The Commanthers are not Kool & The Gang. They aren't U2. They are more like Len, Skee-Lo or Candlebox.

One of the most versatile and informed sports reporters in DC is back on the show to discuss the Caps in the playoffs, the Commanders and their rookies and the resurgence of the sweet science. There is also a story on Brett Favre, Ted Dibiase and scamming the state of Mississippi that needs to be heard.

The Washington Commanders are headed into the season with 2 QBs and none. Why? Carson Wentz hates having another guy nipping at his heels and here we have 2 backups capable of stealing the hearts of the city.

Every Wednesday at 1:30 in the afternoon we are half way through the show for that day and the shows of that week. At this point, we examine all of the wild and crazy stories we may have missed. This week, there are drugs at the coffee warehouse & Brett Favre and Ted DiBiase are stealing money.

One of the most engaging, interesting and original voices covering sports is Trysta Krick of the Heat Check podcast. She joins the show to discuss the NBA playoffs and early moves by teams to hire new coaches. Reese also takes a few final calls from the listeners before sticking the landing.

At least the Capitals didn't leave Reese explaining himself immediately after the loss last night. He tells a story from when he was on the network named Versus.