REche? Pronounciation?

[Feep_FLA]

How do you pronounce Reche? Just curious.... Reach? Resh-eeee? Help me out here, I'm a stickler for details.. :rocker:

 

[pats1]

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/

Caldwell (whose first name is pronounced REE-shay)

 

[JoeSixPat]

I just hope his name is worth pronouncing right in the first place.

What'd he have last year - 1 TD pass? I think he averaged only 5 yards a catch last year too - that doesn't seem too "wide" for a wide receiver

Once he has a few TDs under his belt I'll start worrying about whether I'm pronouncing his name right.

 

[Feep_FLA]

Caldwell (whose first name is pronounced REE-shay)

Thanks, Pats1......at worst he should be an OK #3 receiver....

 

[pats1]

What'd he have last year - 1 TD pass? I think he averaged only 5 yards a catch last year too - that doesn't seem too "wide" for a wide receiver

1 TD pass, yes, but it was 13 yards/catch (28/352) - as the Chargers' #3 or 4 guy.

But in 2004, before he tore his ACL in Week 6, he was averaging 17 yds/catch (18/310).

 

[Terry Glenn is a cowgirl]

I'm calling him REECHEE...

 

[dryheat44]

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/

Caldwell (whose first name is pronounced REE-shay)

Huh. I wonder if they're 100% on that. Every time I've ever heard his name pronounced, it's been reh-SHAY.

 

[pats1]

Huh. I wonder if they're 100% on that. Every time I've ever heard his name pronounced, it's been reh-SHAY.

That's how I have always pronounced it too.

 

[gomezcat]

The American pronunciation would be ruh-SHAY, IMHO. RE-CHAY seems more European (is it a Spanish name?) in its emphasis.