Wes brings back his interview with Gabe Lacques of USA Today on his thoughts on the potential “bio-dome” solution for MLB to be able to play again, the extra precautions that Gabe believes need to be taken for this to be a reasonable solution, and Gabe talks about the one storyline that he thinks we would be talking about in the MLB right now.

Wes also brings back Covering the Commonwealth in the 5pm hour. This week Wes was joined by:

Damon Dillman of CBS19 in Charlottesville on UVA basketball and what he remembers the most about the 2019 NCAA Championship run.

Mike Niziolek of the Roanoke Times on the Hokies and his thoughts on the QB debate in Blacksburg, plus one question he would want to ask Justin Fuente about now or the future.

Sean Robertson of CBS6 on the Richmond Spiders and whether or not he thinks that the 3 players declaring for the NBA Draft will be returning to the Spiders next year, as well as his opinion on the greatest tag-team wrestling duo of all time.

Wes chats with Sam Fortier of the Washington Post on his thoughts about Dwayne Haskins and how he will be impacted by the NFL coronavirus restrictions, what he thinks of Kyle Allen in Washington, and his opinion on what the Redskins will ultimately do with the #2 overall pick.

Wes goes Covering the Commonwealth as he always does at 4pm on Tuesdays. This week Wes was joined by:

Damon Dillman of CBS19 in Charlottesville on UVA basketball and what he remembers the most about the 2019 NCAA Championship run.

Mike Niziolek of the Roanoke Times on the Hokies and his thoughts on the QB debate in Blacksburg, plus one question he would want to ask Justin Fuente about now or the future.

Sean Robertson of CBS6 on the Richmond Spiders and whether or not he thinks that the 3 players declaring for the NBA Draft will be returning to the Spiders next year, as well as his opinion on the greatest tag-team wrestling duo of all time.

Wes chats with Sam Fortier of the Washington Post on his thoughts about Dwayne Haskins and how he will be impacted by the NFL coronavirus restrictions, what he thinks of Kyle Allen, and his opinion on what the Redskins will ultimately do with the #2 overall pick.

Wes goes Covering the Commonwealth as he always does at 4pm on Tuesdays. This week Wes was joined by:

Damon Dillman of CBS19 in Charlottesville on UVA basketball and what he remembers the most about the 2019 NCAA Championship run.

Mike Niziolek of the Roanoke Times on the Hokies and his thoughts on the QB debate in Blacksburg, plus one question he would want to ask Justin Fuente about now or the future.

Sean Robertson of CBS6 on the Richmond Spiders and whether or not he thinks that the 3 players declaring for the NBA Draft will be returning to the Spiders next year, as well as his opinion on the greatest tag-team wrestling duo of all time.

Wes talks with Gabe Lacques of USA Today on his thoughts on the potential “bio-dome” solution for MLB to be able to play again, the extra precautions that Gabe believes need to be taken for this to be a reasonable solution, and Gabe talks about the one storyline that he thinks we would be talking about in the MLB right now.

Wes talks with Gabe Lacques of USA Today on his thoughts on the potential “bio-dome” solution for MLB to be able to play again, the extra precautions that Gabe believes need to be taken for this to be a reasonable solution, and Gabe talks about the one storyline that he thinks we would be talking about in the MLB right now.

Wes previews the show for the day and gives his thoughts on various different topics around the world of sports.

Wes brings back his interview with Mike Jones of USA Today in the 5pm hour.

Wes chats with VCU radio analyst Michael Litos on his thoughts on not having sports due to the coronavirus pandemic, especially the NCAA Tournament. Michael also talks about the local VCU and University of Richmond players that plan to declare for the NBA Draft, and his thoughts on them doing so while also being able to keep their extra year of eligibility.

Wes chats with VCU radio analyst Michael Litos on his thoughts on not having sports due to the coronavirus pandemic, especially the NCAA Tournament. Michael also talks about the local VCU and University of Richmond players that plan to declare for the NBA Draft, and his thoughts on them doing so while also being able to keep their extra year of eligibility.