To start the show we were joined by Sixers TV Analyst Alaa Abdelnaby to talk NBA restart, Sixers current status, how calling games is different off the TV not being there, his own career and more. Then Philadelphia Union midfielder Warren Creavalle called in from the bubble […]
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Philadelphia Union Midfielder Warren Creavalle called in from the bubble to talk the team’s big win in the #MLSisback tournament, his efforts to raise awareness for social justice and black lives matter and his other career in graphic design.
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Philadelphia Union Head Coach Jim Curtin helps start the show talking the Return of Soccer, the big Union win and the social stands his players continue to make.
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Philadelphia Union Head Coach Jim Curtin helps start the show talking the Return of Soccer, the big Union win and the social stands his players continue to make. Then ESPN Senior Golf Analyst had us laughing non stop talking about everything from his journey from comedy, to […]
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First we were joined by International and Union Soccer Comentator Tommy Smyth to talk the return of soccer & MLS. Then we had the director of the ESPN 30 for 30 “Long Gone Summer” A.J. Schnack on to break down his new documentary on the 1998 HR […]
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Ricky Bottalico started the show with the guys talking all things baseball, from the Korean Baseball Organization to his own journey in the sport and what comes next. Then Philadelphia Union midfielder Mark McKenzie stopped by for some soccer talk and which NBA players he thinks talk […]
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If you’ve been at home watching the 10 part series “The Last Dance” on ESPN, we started the show with the executive producer of “The Last Dance” Mike Tollin to talk about the original footage, getting Michael Jordan to agree to participate, the creation of the documentary […]
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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.