Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin cooney

Zack Wheeler has opted out of this year's All-Star Game to focus on rest during the break. Kevin supports this decision, believing that the time off will allow Wheeler to rejuvenate both physically and mentally after a demanding season. The Phillies are reportedly committed to being active in the trade market, aiming to acquire players with control beyond the current season. This strategy may require them to part with prospects they would prefer to keep, but the pursuit of a World Series title necessitates making sacrifices. Additionally, we reminisced about our favorite All-Star Game moments and the Home Run Derby, noting that the Derby seems to lack the excitement it once had.

In this special edition, we turn our attention to the Philadelphia 76ers and their journey through the Summer League season. The campaign began on a high note, highlighted by the impressive play of rookie VJ Edgecombe; however, he is currently sidelined due to a sprained left thumb. It is anticipated that the 76ers will exercise caution regarding VJ's recovery, so we turn our focus to other members of the team and if they can become a piece on this 76ers team. Joining us is Matt Murphy from Sixers.com, who is in Las Vegas covering the team's Summer League activities. He provides valuable insights into the team's performance and the perspectives from the front office.

Kevin Cooney discusses Harpers' surge in his return, the 76ers Summer league action in Salt Lake and Nick' Wright's terrible rankings on this edition of Philly Sports Tonight

Kevin expressed his frustration with Phillies manager Rob Thomson's lack of intensity when Bryce Harper was given pitches that were clearly balls, while Orion Kerkering received balls on pitches that should have been strikes. He feels that such moments are crucial for managers to stand up for their players and demonstrate passion. Scott Lauber joins the discussion to delve into the controversy surrounding Thomson's failure to contest the umpires' decisions, as well as to explore the latest MLB trade rumors. Additionally, Martin Frank appears on the show to offer insights into the Eagles as they prepare to kick off training camp in the coming weeks.

(0:00-11:31) Kevin Sounds Off on Phillies takes around the city! (11:31-18:40) Bryce Harper's numbers are always down this time of year (18:40-29:16) Callers share their concerns (29:16-37:53) Fans lack of faith in the Phillies (37:53-50:51) All-Star Games suck! (50:51-59:44) Wheeler is the best big name free agent signing in Phillies history (59:44-1:08:53) Harper's numbers are not an abnormality (1:08:53-1:17:07) Fourth of July in Philadelphia is underwhelming (1:17:07-1:29:22) Lowry is back and the state of the Sixers offseason (1:29:22-1:38:22) One Eagles concern heading into Camp (1:38:22-1:49:05) A second Eagles concern heading into 2025 (1:49:05-2:00:18) Philadelphia has been blessed with baseball writers (2:00:18-2:12:29) Unfiltered Replay! (2:12:29-2:23:34) Dream ball parks to see (2:23:34-2:32:25) Homerun Derby & texts on Harper (2:32:25-2:46:17) Scores Around the MLB & Philly Sports Tomorrow

(0:00-9:12) Are you concerned that Bryce Harper won't return to his MVP form? (9:12-20:07) Are you frustrated that Crawford hasn't been called up yet? (20:07-28:40) Question marks around the Phillies roster (28:40-41:21) Looking at the Phillies rotation (41:21-50:11) Trying to tamper down Sylvana's worries (50:11-59:47) Our own Kevin Cooney joins the show from Citizen's Bank Park (59:47-1:09:18) According to an article the Eagles Super Bowl team ranks 4th all time (1:09:18-1:22:39) Ray Dunne joins the show for the final hour and shares where he believes the 2024 Eagles should rank (1:22:39-1:32:14) Ray defends his take on the Cowboys in 2025 (1:32:14-1:42:24) Who is the biggest X-Factor in the NFC East in 2025? (1:42:24-1:49:57) VJ Edgecombe shines in SUmmer League (1:49:47-2:03:32) The Super Bowl rings are still not in!

Fanatic Weekends with Kevin Cooney previews the trade deadline for the Phillies, Sixers Summer League and 4th of July Festivities

Kevin emphasizes the Phillies' urgent need to strengthen their bullpen and acquire a right-handed bat to enhance the team's power. He prioritizes the bullpen issue as the most pressing concern. To gain further insights, Todd Zolecki joins the discussion to share his thoughts on the Phillies' current situation. In another segment, Keith Pompey contributes to the conversation by addressing the 76ers' decision to allow Guerschon Yabuselle to depart in free agency. Kevin seeks Pompey's perspective on what fans can anticipate from the team as they aim for a more successful season following the challenges of the 2024-25 year. Mike Kern also participates in the show, engaging in discussions about both the Phillies and the 76ers. Additionally, the conversation touches on the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, which is just around the corner.

With the Phillies' game postponed due to rain, they are set to play a doubleheader on July 2nd, marking a repeat of their previous doubleheader against the Padres in 1993, famously remembered for the 4:40 AM game, a story recounted by Kevin. As NHL Free Agency unfolds, the Flyers have made some understated moves, prompting Anthony SanFillippo to join the discussion about Tyson Foerster's injury and its implications for the Flyers' offseason strategy. In the NBA, Free Agency is also in progress, but the 76ers have remained relatively quiet due to salary cap limitations. Ky Carlin joins the conversation to address the recent loss of Guerschon Yabusele to the New York Knicks, a consequence of financial constraints, and to provide insights on what to anticipate during this off-season's free agency period.

Bryce Harper is set to make his return to the Phillies after recovering from right wrist inflammation. Kevin questions the timing of Harper's comeback, pondering whether it was necessary at this juncture. He also addresses recent remarks from Max Kepler, who expressed dissatisfaction with his playing time. Kevin's concern lies in the notion that some players may prioritize their individual interests over the collective goals of the team. The NBA Free Agency period is in full swing, allowing players to sign with new teams. Reports indicate that 76ers free agent Quentin Grimes is seeking a staggering $25 million per year, a figure many consider excessive given his current value. Additionally, discussions arise regarding the Nuggets' trade of Michael Porter Jr. and the 76ers' acquisition of forward Trendon Watford. Dei Lynam joins the program to delve into the latest developments in NBA Free Agency, along with the exciting announcement that the WNBA will be establishing a presence in Philadelphia by 2030.

Kevin Cooney reacts to Phillies Doom and Gloom, the NBA draft for the 76ers, who selected VJ Edgecombe last night at #3 and spoke to Dei Lynam about tonight's second round pick for the Sixers Johni Broome, former SEC Player of the Year at Auburn

(0:00-11:41) Ace Bailey vs VJ Edgecombe (11:41-22:51) NBC Sports Philadelphia's Amy Fadool joins us live from the NBA Draft in Brooklyn (22:51-36:24) The NBA Draft Begins! (36:24-51:44) With the third pick in the NBA Draft the 76ers select, VJ Edgecombe! (51:44-1:04:07) Ace Bailey with a surprise destination (1:04:07-1:20:54) Initial callers are not happy with the Sixers selection (1:20:54-1:26:46) Edgecombe is a good fit, especially defensively (1:26:46-1:43:12) Daryl Morey's press conference live from the Sixers practice facility (1:43:12-1:54:47) Dei and Kevin react to Morey's comments on Edgecombe (1:54:47-2:08:49) Dei and Kevin react to Embiid's injury update from Morey (2:08:49-2:21:57) VJ Edgecombe speaks to the media for the first time (2:21:57-2:30:59) Dei and Kevin wrap up the show from Camden, and react to Edgecombe's media availability

The Phillies are set to embark on a six-game road trip, starting with a series against the Houston Astros. Kevin emphasizes the importance of this matchup, noting that the Mets are currently struggling, having lost nine out of their last ten games, making it crucial for the Phillies to secure victories. Additionally, he offers an update on Bryce Harper's condition and would not necessarily rush him back. As the NBA Draft approaches tomorrow, the 76ers find themselves in a challenging position. Although they hold the third overall pick, the ongoing Ace Bailey situation complicates their decision-making process regarding whom to select. We examine the projected top ten picks as forecasted by NBA analysts, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding this pivotal moment for the franchise.

(0:00-9:46) Phillies retake the division! (9:46-17:41) Who is better than Sixers in the East? (17:41-30:41) Ranking the NBA Eastern Conference teams for 2025-2026 (30:41-39:28) Too early for the Thunder dynasty talk (239:28-54:33) The Sixers Wire's Ky Carlin joins the show ahead of the NBA Draft this week (54:33-1:01:15) Who do you want the Sixers to draft at number three (1:01:15-1:10:29) Taijuan Walker's role should be mop up duty only (1:10:29-1:18:33) Flyers trade for Trevor Zegras (1:18:33- 1:42:11) Flyers Radio Pregame Intermission & Postgame host Jason Myrtetus joins the show following the Flyers trade for Zegras & NHL Draft on Friday night (1:42:11-1:58:17) The Athletic's Matt Gelb joins the show on the Phillies recent week and upcoming road trip (1:58:17-2:04:03) When do you want Bryce Harper to return (2:04:03-2:19:05) Chris Simm's ridiculous QB rankings in June (2:19:05-2:27:41) A's in Vegas breakthrough & what happens in South Philly depends on the Eagles (2:27:41-2:40:20) Kevin's top choice at reliever (2:40:20-2:51:53) Edgecombe looks like the pick & Philly Sports Tomorrow

The Philadelphia Phillies are gearing up for a crucial weekend series against their rivals, the New York Mets. Kevin emphasizes the importance of winning this series to overcome a psychological barrier, as the team has struggled against the Mets in recent encounters. Unfortunately, they will be without Bryce Harper, who is still recovering from a wrist injury. In light of this, we will play audio from Harper's recent media session, where he discussed his rehabilitation process. The Philadelphia 76ers hold the third overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft, but their choice remains uncertain following Ace Bailey's cancellation of his workout with the team. It appears that Bailey is attempting to maneuver his way to a different franchise, a situation that Kevin finds troubling. To delve deeper into the implications of the draft and the ongoing NBA Finals, Dei Lynam will join the show for an insightful discussion. Throughout the show, we reflect on the numerous players who have departed from Philadelphia only to achieve championship success in other cities. We take a moment to celebrate those athletes whose victories, while not celebrated in Philadelphia, still brought us joy and pride as fans.

(0:00-7:51) Topper address Castellanos back in the lineup (7:51-15:32) Should Castellanos be here long term? (15:32-27:02) How many Phillies make the All-Star team this year & a trade idea for a CF and relief pitcher (27:02-37:33) Gabriel Ricones update & Sixers rumors of trading down (37:33-48:13) Clearing up Sixers rumors & what will happen at three? (48:13-59:23) Could Josh Harris sell after seeing the Lakers sell for $10B? (59:23-1:10:43) A caller has a concern with Nick Nurse's ability to develop players, is it valid? (1:10:43-1:20:46) Philly athletes & coaches people love to hate (1:20:46-1:30:23) Unfiltered replay on the birds & Jalen Hurts (1:30:23-1:42:38) Flyers are not ready to go after top free agents (1:42:38-1:50:12) College Football Playoff landscape (1:50:12-2:02:19) Ranking the top Big 5 Coaches (2:02:19-2:06:01) Philly Sports confessionals (2:06:01-2:06:59) Goodnight!

Phillies manager Rob Thomson made the decision to bench outfielder Nick Castellanos following inappropriate remarks made by Castellanos after he was substituted during Monday night's game for a defensive replacement. Kevin explores this minor controversy, which has sparked a variety of reactions among fans and analysts alike. As the NBA draft approaches, we also turn our attention to the 76ers, where reports indicate that Ace Bailey intends to work out exclusively for the team, confident in his status as a potential top-three pick. This development has raised concerns for Kevin, who perceives Bailey's attitude as somewhat egotistical. In addition, we reflect on the Phillies' recent loss to the Marlins, with a final score of 8-3, and share audio from Rob Thomson's post-game press conference, where he addressed the media regarding the team's performance.

Kevin expresses mild surprise at the Phillies' ability to close the gap on the Mets in the NL East Division. Despite not being in an ideal position earlier in the season, the Phillies have gained momentum after sweeping the Blue Jays and are now closely trailing the Mets. The upcoming series between these two teams is crucial for determining the division leader. In addition, we examine Otto Kemp's impressive performance since his promotion to the major leagues. His contributions have been significant enough to secure his place on the roster, raising questions about how the team will adjust when Bryce Harper returns from injury. Furthermore, we look ahead to the NBA Finals, with Game 5 scheduled for tonight, and also turn our attention to Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

(0:00-10:12) Aaron Nola tells the media an update on his right side injury (10:12-17:07) Mets vs Phillies upcoming schedule (17:07-25:52) When should Bryce Harper return? (25:52-37:22) Embiid has never had a conversation with Dr. J or Charles Barkley (37:22-50:45) Unfiltered rewind on the which Eagles need to take the next step (50:45-1:03:02) NBA Finals & NHL Stanley Cup Finals recap

(0:00-11:10) Are the Phillies contenders? (11:10-20:46) How all-in are the Phillies this deadline? (20:46-29:53) Are the Phillies still deep at starting pitching despite it's injuries? (29:53-39:09) Philly sports confessionals (39:09-54:42) USA Today's Bob Nightengale joins the show and he believes the Phillies will be aggressive at the deadline (54:42-1:01:43) Caller wants Crawford to come up now (1:01:43-1:11:07) Sixers draft possibilities (1:11:07-1:19:55) Could the Sixers trade the third pick? (1:19:55-1:31:47) Is Crawford the answer in CF? (1:31:47-1:40:00) Philly sports confessionals (1:40:00-1:55:56) Andrew DiCecco joins the show! (1:55:56-2:03:14) A look at the Mets upcoming schedule (2:03:14-2:13:49) Unfiltered rewind on Ricky Bo's call-up (2:13:49-2:25:07) Confessionals (2:25:07-2:35:59) Confessionals continued (2:35:59-2:50:00) Confessions & Philly Sports Tomorrow

Kevin opens the show by addressing the challenges facing the Phillies, particularly with Aaron Nola sidelined due to a right ribcage injury. This setback significantly impacts the team's prospects as potential trade deadline buyers. He questions whether it is worthwhile to pursue trades given the numerous gaps in the Phillies' roster. In other news, the Eagles conducted their sole mandatory minicamp today, and we feature audio from Head Coach Nick Sirianni, who addressed the media earlier. A lively discussion tonight revolved around which players' jersey numbers might be retired in Philadelphia, highlighting notable figures such as Jimmy Rollins, Brandon Graham, and Joel Embiid.

Kevin Cooney is and breaks down a Phillies series win over the Cubs. But Kevin may still think the Phillies are in Big Trouble

The Phillies are set to face the Pirates in their upcoming series, but they will be without Bryce Harper, for game 1 as he's been sidelined due to soreness in his right wrist. This situation has led Kevin to reflect on the incident when Harper was hit by a pitch against Atlanta, suggesting that he should have been placed on the injured list at that time. A brief period of rest could have facilitated healing for both his elbow and wrist, which have been ongoing concerns for Harper. During the show, Scott Lauber will join us to discuss Harper, along with insights on Aaron Nola and Jesus Luzardo. In the NFL, Donovan McNabb has stirred conversation by asserting that Andy Reid required more time with the Eagles, a surprising remark considering Reid's 14-season tenure in Philadelphia. As the NBA and NHL Finals unfold, we take a moment to comment on both series, which have proven to be quite engaging from the outset.

(0:00-10:24) Bryce Harper is the Phillies most important player! (10:24-18:34) The importance of Mick Abel's start (18:34-28:51) Kevin still has concerns with Trea Turner (28:51-36:42) MLB & ESPN's saga (36:42-49:31) CJ Gardener Johnson takes a shot at the Eagles (49:31-58:45) Trotter Jr. Nolan Smith & Ringo all share their confidence in their new potential roles (58:45-1:21:09) We re-air Kincade & Salciunas's interview with ESPN's Adam Schefter from earlier today (1:21:09-1:37:21) Text on the confidence level with Ringo & could Jay Wright be the next Knicks coach (1:37:21-1:46:34) Why it's important for the Oilers to win the Cup (1:46:34-1:56:23) Daryl Morey's musical is bad for PR (1:56:23-2:04:15) Kevin shares a Phillies Photo Day story (2:04:15-2:18:40) Phillies upcoming schedule & Pacers - Thunder Finals (2:18:40-2:26L26) The annoyance of networks saying the pregame times rather than game times (2:26:26-2:38:08) Thunder vs Sixers process & Phillies lose (2:38:08-2:49:58) Texts on all of our topics & Philly Sports Tomorrow

(0:00-11:25) Kevin Cooney believes Trea Turner is the problem long-term (11:25-18:17) The Phillies are flawed (18:17-29:25) Thomson can't be criticized for Luzardo staying in (29:25-38:53) The Athletic's fan voted 2000's baseball team (38:53-51:03) Patullo's offense & Bryce Huff trade is official (51:03-58:09) Sports jinxes (58:09-1:08:06) The Madden cover jinx is false (1:08:06-1:19:06) What are we looking for at OTA's (1:19:06-1:41:11) We re-air The Afternoon Show's interview with The Philadelphia Inquirer's Scott Lauber on the Phillies this past weekend (1:41:11-1:54:39) NBA vs NHL Playoffs (1:54:39-2:03:15) The TNT crew says good-bye to Turner (2:03:15-2:12:00) Lack of competition on offense & special teams (2:12:00-2:19:22) Bohm will be gone in two years (2:19:22-2:33:49) Phillies lack of prospects (2:33:49-2:45:11) A controversial call that was wrong & Philly Sports Tomorrow

Mike McGarry from AC Press joins Kevin to discuss the Phillies, Bryce Harper and the bullpen. Keith Pompey joins Kevin to discuss the Sixers, Embiid and the upcoming NBA draft. The Eagles still have lots of holes to fill.

(0:00-7:50) Phillies bullpen continues to be a glaring weakness (7:50-16:31) How many bullpen arms do you believe in right now? (16:31-31:28) Is this Phillies team different from last year? (31:28-37:41) Can Ranger be traded for bullpen help? (37:41-48:07) Is Nola the odd man out to be moved to the bullpen? (48:07-56:08) Are the Sixers miles away or closer than people think from the Thunder and Pacers (56:08-1:07:16) Is Maxey on Haliburton's level? Plus, the Phillies are listening to Mike Gill, and make a move he suggested in the 9 O'clock hour (1:07:16-1:18:32) Maxey-Haliburton conversation continues & the Phillies Sunday lineup is out (1:18:32-1:30:08) Sports Illustrated's John McMullen joins the show on the impact of the Bryce Huff departure (1:30:08-1:37:07) Phillies lineup concerns (1:37:07-1:48:17) Does Justin Crawford fit in with the 2025 Phillies? (1:48:17-1:57:13) (1:57:13-2:10:03) Kevin Cooney joins Mike Gill for a crossover on all things Phillies

As June approaches, it's essential to consider potential trades that could enhance the Phillies' roster in their pursuit of a World Series title. A critical question arises: what sacrifices are you willing to make to assemble a championship-caliber team? In relation to the Phillies, we will hear from Bryce Harper regarding the hit by pitch he endured, alongside Rhys Hoskins' return to South Philadelphia. In another development, the Eagles have traded Bryce Huff to the 49ers in exchange for a mid-round draft pick. What was initially seen as a promising acquisition quickly turned sour, leading to his departure after just one season. We will also engage with Mike Kern, who will share his perspectives on both the Phillies and the NBA Finals. Additionally, we will preview the NHL Finals, where the Oilers and Panthers are set to face off in a rematch from last season's championship series.

Headlines with Haley Taylor Simon where Men's U.S Hockey won gold, extend Kyle Schwarber, and is the beach worth going to when cold? Andrew DiCecco and Kevin Cooney talk about OTA's starting this week and why the Eagles are overlooked.

Andrew DiCecco and Kevin Cooney talk about how Sirianni is the perfect HC for Philly. The guys talk about Hard Knocks and if any players on the Eagles will shine or be impacted with filming. The guys touch on the NBA playoffs.

Andrew DiCecco and Kevin Cooney talk about the Phillies trade targets. Andrew, Kevin, and Haley talk about the Stanley Cup playoffs. The guys talk about the Nick Wright comments on Sirianni.

Andrew DiCecco and Kevin Cooney talk about which Phillies players contributed the most in May. The guys talk about what Dombrowski did in the past years off seasons and how those players turned out.

(0:00-9:44) Phillies could be up 10 games by the next Mets series in June. (9:44-18:14) Phillies are surging since the last Mets series (18:14-29:51) Predicting the NBA Conference Finals (29:51-39:27) Kevin and Sean debate whether or not (39:27-49:50) Positions to watch at the Eagles OTA's (49:50-1:04:09) Is Jalen a top five quarterback

Philly Sports Tonight With Kevin Cooney | The Tush Push Prevails...For Now Kevin Cooney and Sean Rodman discuss the NFL coming to terms with allowing the tush push to survive another season; Kevin thinks this is just the beginning and that the discussion will open up once again sometime in the future. Kevin believes the Phillies beating the bad teams is exactly what they are supposed to do...fans criticizing them for it is strange

Sirianni extension, Phillies too good to be true?? Sirianni not a Top 10 coach in the NFL? Kevin and Austin discuss all trending stories tonight in Philly sports and beyond. #phillysports #phillysportsradio #sixers #eagles #flyers #gobirds #nicksirianni #jalenhurts #tushpush

Kevin opens the show by addressing the recent 80-game suspension of relief pitcher Jose Alvarado due to performance-enhancing drug use. This situation raises questions about how the Phillies will navigate his absence, especially given their limited options for replacement. The segment also features a replay of Scott Lauber's earlier interview with Mike Missanelli, providing further insights into the team's challenges. In other news, Nick Sirianni and the Eagles have finalized a contract extension, while Joe Douglas returns to the organization in a scouting capacity after his previous tenure with the Jets. Additionally, the ongoing Tush Push controversy is a hot topic as the owners' meetings take place this week. Meanwhile, we take a look at the NHL and NFL playoffs, both of which have progressed to the conference finals, highlighting the excitement surrounding these pivotal matchups.

The afternoon begins with a discussion about the Phillies' recent victory over the Pirates, which Kevin attended. While he acknowledges the significance of the win, he emphasizes that the Phillies cannot rely solely on exploiting the bullpens of weaker teams. He warns that when they face more competitive opponents, the hitters may struggle. Shifting focus, Kevin also analyzes the Knicks' triumph over the Celtics, noting that the 76ers appear to lag behind the top teams in the Eastern Conference, even when at full strength. Lastly, there are concerns regarding the Eagles' schedule, as the arrangement of certain games does not favor the team. Additionally, Saquon Barkley has been announced as the cover athlete for the upcoming Madden game.

(0:00-12:46) Kevin has his first red flag on the Phillies (12:46-20:00) Dolph Lungren & bobbleheads (20:00-29:29) Aaron Nola's struggles are alarming (29:29-38:21) Texters voices their concerns with Nola (38:21-47:38) Favorite Philadelphia team that never won a championship (47:38-57:34) Breakdown the Eagles schedule (57:34-1:08:39) Remembering our favorite teams that never won (1:08:39-1:20:35) Aaron Nola may be your 5th starter

(0:00-8:20) Kevin sounds off on local media hating on the Tocchet hire just because he's a former Flyer. (8:20-15:06) Eagles schedule release leaks (15:06-30:36) The Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli joins the show on the Flyers' and their hire of Rick Tocchet (30:36-37:14) Kevin and Sean react to what Frank Seravalli had to say about the Flyers moving forward (27:14-50:23) Kevin and Sean look at the Eagles schedule & the Amazon Prime games (50:23-1:01:20) Nola continues to struggle

The Philadelphia 76ers have made a significant leap in the NBA Lottery, securing the 3rd overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft. Kevin is curious about how the team might integrate prospects Ace Bailey or Dylan Harper if they are chosen. Additionally, he questions whether the organization will exhibit patience with the typical challenges faced by rookies, especially in a season where they aspire to compete for the NBA Championship. In a notable development, Major League Baseball has lifted the bans on Pete Rose, Shoeless Joe Jackson, and several others, allowing them to be considered for induction into the MLB Hall of Fame. Kevin shares his perspective on this decision, and we will also hear insights from Paul Hagen, who joins us for part of the discussion. The NFL has begun to unveil its schedule, with some games involving the Eagles already announced, along with details about global NFL matchups. Martin Frank provided his analysis of the NFL schedule and discussed various storylines surrounding the Eagles, offering valuable insights into the upcoming season.

Kevin shared his thoughts this Saturday afternoon, expressing that the Phillies are performing as anticipated this season. He believes they have the potential to win the division, noting that there hasn't been a dominant team in the league during the first quarter of the season. We also delved into the recent interview with Daryl Morey, where he addressed Joel Embiid's health and highlighted his effectiveness as a front office executive. Additionally, we examined the Eagles' road game schedule, discussing potential trips for the season. Green Bay and Buffalo appear to be the most popular destinations among fans.

(0:00-10:45) Phillies need to sign Kyle Schwarber NOW! (10:45-15:35) Phillies relievers have been better (15:35-29:18) Main differences for the Phillies Thursday night lineup and what the hell is going on in Pittsburgh? (29:18-36:45) NBA & NHL playoff recap (36:45-57:53) Phillies texts & we re-air Daryl Morey's interview with the Mike Missanelli Show (57:53-1:12:48) Kevin is fuming over Morey's answers (1:12:48-1:18-38) Caller reacts to Morey (1:18:38-1:32:03) Callers a little more positive on Morey (1:32:03-1:39:01) Another clip from Morey that annoyed Kevin (1:39:01-1:52:02) Texts reacting to Morey (1:52:02-2:01:27) Lack of answers on Embiid's surgery (2:01:27-2:12:03) Send all of the good luck charms to Chicago (2:12:03-2:20:25) Does the pope being a Villanova grad help Nova's NIL funding? (2:20:25-2:35:39) Retired Daily News Journalist Mike Kern joins the show on Nova, Morey, Phillies & The Truist Championship (2:35:39-2:44:59) Where will the arenas go in South Philly & when will we find out? Plus, Philly Sports Tomorrow

(0:00-8:12) Is Schwarber;s contract situation similar to Goedert's? (8:12-18:30) Schwarber's potential market next winter (18:30-28:53) Bohm launch angle still an issue (28:53-37:11) Don't be fooled by April baseball (37:11-51:49) Ed Kracz from SI joins the show on Goedert staying in 2025 (51:49-59:18) Eagles biggest need right now (59:18-1:04:20) Kevin gives a look ahead to the NHL Playoff games Wednesday night (1:04:20-1:20:42) Anthony SanFilippo from On Pattison joins the show to talk Flyers hockey (1:20:42-1:37:56) NHL Playoffs & NBA Playoffs recap, Sixers Draft Lottery (1:37:56-1:54:17) Ky Carlin from Sixers Wire joins the show ahead of the NBA Draft lottery (1:54:17-2:06:57) Kevin & Sean wrap up the show & Philly Sports Tomorrow

Kevin opens the show by discussing the current status of the Flyers and 76ers. The Flyers have dropped to the sixth pick in the upcoming draft lottery, while the 76ers are anxiously awaiting the NBA lottery next Monday, hoping to retain their top-six protected draft pick. Additionally, the conversation turns to a particularly outrageous trade proposal that would send Joel Embiid to the Lakers. As the Eagles prepare for their upcoming minicamp, we delve into potential position battles that may arise. We also feature audio from Adam Schefter, who appeared on Kincaid and Salciunas earlier in the day. In the latter part of the show, we take a look at the ongoing NBA and NHL playoffs, both of which are in their second round. To wrap things up, the Phillies secured an 8-4 victory over the Rays, and Kevin shares some highlights from the game.

(0:00-9:57) Are Phillies fans too reactionary? (9:57-18:36) The NHL lottery begins (18:36-27:34) Flyers get the 6th pick of the NHL Draft (27:34-36:54) Bryce Harper's slow start (36:54-57:19) The Philadelphia Inquirer's Scott Lauber joins the show on the Phillies (57:19-1:11:35) A nonsense Embiid trade destination (1:11:35-1:199:50) NBA Playoff recap (1:19:50-1:34:57) Kevin & Sean react to Sixers & Phillies texts (1:34:57-1:42:29) Justin Tucker gets cut from the Ravens (1:42:29-1:51:46) Michkov not a Calder Memorial finalist (1:51:46-2:09:09) Daryl Morey's comments on the Horford trade & Philly Sports Tomorrow

Dei Lynam is stepping in for Kevin Cooney this evening, beginning the show with a recap of the Phillies' recent loss to the Nationals and a preview of their upcoming weekend series against the Diamondbacks. The team faces challenges ahead, as their performance has been inconsistent, and significant changes to the roster are unlikely. As the NBA playoffs progress through the first round, we will explore various highlights, including audio from Knicks star Jalen Brunson, who made the decisive shot against the Pistons, and comments from LeBron James regarding retirement and the Lakers' small-ball strategy. Additionally, we will discuss mock drafts and potential players the 76ers might consider if they retain their draft pick. With the Truist Championship set to take place in Philadelphia, Dei will share insights about the tournament, including details about the course layout and the players expected to compete.

Kevin Cooney is in to talk about the Phillies start to the season, along with the Eagles TE situation, and even some NBA vs NHL playoff debate

(0:00-9:17) Phillies defensive blunders (9:17-15:48) Kerkering's slider has been easier to hit (15:48-26:52) Is it almost time to put Turner in the outfield? (26:48-37:11) Kevin has prom Friday night! (37:41-48:13) Davis snap count to increase (48:13-56:34) Is Goedert's contract long term impacted by Eagles picking up Davis's option? (56:34-1:07:25) NBA playoff recap (1:07:25-1:18:04) Will Tocchet land in Philadelphia? (1:18:04-1:32:17) Kevin has an announcement & we re-air the Afternoon Show's interview with NBC Sports Philadelphia's Dave Zangaro (1:32:17-1:39:49) Biggest pet peeves in sports (1:39:49-1:51:02) Biggest pet peeves continued (1:51:02-2:00:49) Bill Belichick drama continues (2:00:49-2:14:41) What dominos are left to fall after Davis's option picked up? (2:14:41-2:29:31) Phillies Win! & Phillies Sports Tomorrow

(0:00-11:55) What will the Eagles do with Jordan Davis's 5th year option? (11:55-19:30) The Eagles draft grades (19:30-26:43) Davis vs Goedert who stays who goes? (26:43-36:27) What is a position of need the Eagles have not addressed? (36:27-48:29) Rick Tocchet opts out of Vancouver, will he be the Flyers next Head Coach? (48:29-58:23) NBA playoff recap (58:23-1:12:09) We re-air Kincade & Salciunas' interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLane's (1:12:09-1:20:18) Kevin has an announcement on a future guest joining the show in May (1:20:18-1:32:33) Things you'd change in Philadelphia sports landscape (1:32:33-1:40:51) Kevin goes down memory lane (1:40:51-1:50:25) Kevin jinxed the Phillies & Bill Belichick's odd interview (1:50:25-2:05:49) Phillies Win! & Phillies Sports Tomorrow!