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WTEM (980 The Team)/D.C. Rolls Out New Weekday Lineup


WTEM (980 The Team)
WTEM (980 The Team)

Entercom announced a new weekday lineup for Sports WTEM-AM (980 The Team) Washington, DC, effective February 8. "We're thrilled to launch an exciting new lineup of compelling and dynamic voices on 980 The Team," said Entercom Washington DC Senior VP/Market Manager Ivy Savoy-Smith. "The station's sound will reflect the passion and sound of the DMV sports fan and provide a full day of premier content, led by market veterans who know the city's sports landscape as well as anyone."

As part of the updates, the station welcomes longtime Washington and Baltimore sports media veteran Travis Thomas as midday host. Thomas, who most recently hosted "DC Sports Live" and "Wizards Extra" on NBC Sports Washington, as well as a Saturday afternoon show on sister WJFK-FM (106.7 The Fan), will be heard weekdays from 9am-12pm ET.

The station also welcomes Reese Waters to host weekdays from 12-3pm ET. Waters hosted "Get Up DC" for WUSA-9 since 2017 before transitioning to a new nightly show this month. He was previously a correspondent for ESPN's "SportsCenter" and a host on the Versus network.

Market veterans Chris Russell and Pete Medhurst join together for "Russell and Medhurst," weekdays from 3-7pm. Russell has appeared in a variety of roles for 106.7 The Fan and 980 The Team since 2009, and is also Sports Illustrated's Washington Football Team correspondent. Medhurst joined 106.7 The Fan as an update anchor in 2009 and has been the station's primary fill-in host, Nationals post-game show host and fill-in play-by-play talent.

Longtime market veteran Kevin Sheehan remains in morning drive from 6-9am ET. He will be joined by a rotating cast of contributors.

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