WATCH EPISODE 1: In the premiere episode of the Lake Lewis Show, host Lake Lewis discussed how the Washington Redskins have been looking in minicamp as well as the conclusion of the NBA Finals and what the Warriors 4-1 series victory means for the legacies of both Kevin Durant and LeBron James. Lewis was also joined on the phone by both Redskins tight end Niles Paul and running back Chris Thompson.
DMVSTREAM.COM announced today a partnership with long-time area Washington Redskins beat reporter Lake Lewis that will result in a live studio show all about professional sports teams with a strong focus on The Washington Redskins.
The show will air on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. LIVE on DMVSTREAM.COM and The DMVSTREAM.COM Facebook Page. The show will include multiple HD camera angles, guests, call-in segments from Redskins players and personnel as well as other media covering the team. Viewers can watch the show live and free of charge on their computers, tablets and mobile devices.
Fans will also have the ability to ask questions via Facebook live chat.
Broadcasts will also be available for viewing onDemand at DMVSTREAM.COM, RedskinsWire.USAToday.com and SportsJourney.com.
“Lake Lewis is one of the most respected and trusted media voices when it comes to The Washington Redskins. This partnership will allow fans to reach him directly in a live streaming setting and allow Lake to add his commentary on top of graphics, highlights and interviews in a presentation that those familiar with our product have come to expect from us at DMVSTREAM.COM.”
— B.J. Koubaroulis, Founder, DMVSTREAM.COM
DMVSTREAM.COM is brought to you by Executive Producer B.J. Koubaroulis (pictured right), a long-time D.C. area sports personality and owner at DMVSTREAM.COM and it’s parent company, Synthesis Multimedia Productions. You can reach him by email at bjkoub@gmail.com or on Twitter @bjkoub.
DMVSTREAM.com is a web site dedicated to broadcasting live sports in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. DMVSTREAM.com broadcasts pro, amateur, college, high school, AAU and youth games and tournaments to televisions, computers and mobile devices like iPads, iPhones and more.