Mike O’Connor from the Athletic started the show with the guys breaking down the Sixers. Then Jason and Jeff offered their take on the Astros debacle off the field, the Phillies decisions to help the team on the field and then were joined by JP Dellacamera to […]
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With the Union hosting their 1st playoff game at home since 2011, we started the show talking with coach Jim Curtin about what to expect in their matchup against the NY Red Bulls Sunday. Then we were joined by Charlie O’Connor of the Athletic to talk about […]
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The Heart of Sports got comments from Carli Lloyd about the USWNT victory over Jamaica, her experience the past week in Philly and more.
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Following the Victory Tour at Lincoln Financial Field, the Heart of Sports got comments on the night from Sam Mewes.
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We were all over the sports map today talking Eagles pre-season and NFL News, Phillies baseball, and some soccer too with guest Philadelphia Union Striker Kacper Przybylko.
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Women’s World Cup Champion Julie Ertz joined the show this week to talk about winning the latest world title, blazing a trail for women in sports and having bragging rights in number of titles at home. Then Travis Hollman talked about the future of locker rooms and […]
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Fresh off calling the Women’s World Cup, JP Dellacamera joined the show to talk about the tournament, use of replay, equal pay, the Philadelphia Union and more. Then Phillies International Scouting Director Sal Agostinelli talked international prospects in the system and recent signings. And of course the […]
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A 25 minute sit down with Philadelphia Union coach Jim Curtin talking everything from GPS monitoring of players for use of analytics in real time to balancing celebration with sportsmanship? We’ve got that. Then a break down what happened last night in the NBA Draft and with […]
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Jason Springer has spent more hours than he can count watching, listening to, playing and discussing sports. A longtime fan of Philadelphia sports teams, his life has been shaped in part by both the agony and exhilaration of those allegiances.
Jeffrey Cohen has attended hundreds of sporting events all over North America, including the World Series, NCAA Basketball Championship, bowl games, Stanley Cup playoffs, NBA playoffs and countless Major League and Minor League Baseball games). He has also participated in youth sports, having coached baseball, basketball and hockey, giving him a unique perspective on the development of the athlete.
