We started the show looking back at the World Series before bringing on Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro to help break down the Birds and talk about how:

• Winning makes everybody happier.
• The Eagles played a solid game against the Bengals.
• The bye week allowed the team to reset and refocus.
• Young players are making a significant impact on defense.
• Saquon Barkley has transformed the team's running game.
• Winning the division is crucial for playoff success.
• The Eagles have shown depth despite injuries.
• The team is gaining confidence and momentum.
• Upcoming games will test the Eagles' resilience.
• Officiating needs to be more consistent and fair.

In this conversation, Coach Gary Waters joins us to discuss the evolving landscape of college basketball, focusing on the challenges coaches face in handling controversial situations, the impact of NIL and the transfer portal, and the importance of maintaining team culture. We also delve into the mental health of student athletes, the influence of gambling, and the potential shift towards professionalism in college sports. Throughout the discussion, the significance of character in coaching is emphasized as a crucial element in navigating these changes. That and much more.

We start the show talking about the MLB Playoffs, health of the Sixers to start the season and some Eagles/Giants. Then Mirren Fader discusses her new book on Hakeem Olajuwon, exploring his journey from a late bloomer in basketball to an NBA legend. The discussion highlights the importance of mentorship, community, and Olajuwon's competitive spirit, as well as his rediscovery of faith and the impact he has had on future generations of players. Fader emphasizes Olajuwon's legacy of giving and the profound respect he commands within the basketball community.

We start the show talking about the aftermath of the Philadelphia Phillies' season and where they go next before transitioning into insights about the Sixers' preseason as they get ready to start the regular season with Inquirer Sixers Writer Keith Pompey. We delve into Joel Embiid's health management and his current knee questions, the implications of load management on player legacy, and the team's offensive strategies. We also cover the versatility of the Sixers' roster, and the challenges they may face against the Knicks and Celtics, and close with a light-hearted exchange about college football.

We started the show getting hyped for Red October with World Series Champion Greg Dobbs talking some baseball, how the playoffs are different, the feel at CBP and more. Then we looked at the life and legacy of a giant of the game, Dikembe Mutombo with Marc Spears of Andscape.

Last weeked of the regular season and with the Phillies clinching the East and the bye, we take a look ahead at the playoffs, roster options and potential opponents. Then we continue our new Sixers arena talk from last week before talking some football and Eagles/Bucs before this weekend.

Jeff and Jason take a deep dive into the Sixers downtown arena plans with the Mayor coming out in favor this week. Then they talk some Phillies as the season comes to a close and then NFL and the Eagles struggles in week 2 as they look to New Orleans in week 3.

We started the show talking baseball and the Phillies as they try to hold on to first place in the National League heading into the Playoffs. Then we talked some NFL from week 1 including the Eagles starting in Brazil before looking at the game this week against the Falcons. Then we'll talk some NCAA including Venmo requests to a qb for gambling losses.