Podcasts about Philadelphia Phillies

Glen and Ray discuss who will take over for Kevin Frandsen alongside Scott Franzke on the Phillies radio broadcast team.

Mike Missanelli opens the show discussing how if he was in charge of the Flyers, he would change everything, and he means everything (0:00:00-0:14:01). Mike later also gets a bit into Sixers, and takes calls from Flyers fans both in agreement with, and against Mike's plan to change everything (0:14:11-1:17:56). Later, they do “What's Brewin' With Jen” where Jenn Scordo gets into some weird news stories from the day (1:18:06-1:25:32). Then Brian Westbrook joins for the full 4pm hour and talks eagles, plus the future for the eagles at QB (1:25:42-2:09:12). Mike takes more calls, and discusses the story of a model who thinks she is “too hot” to find a date (2:09:22-END).

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B West joins for an hour to discuss the Eagles, Jalen Hurts, and more!

Jenn Scordo reports on some of the weirder news stories of the day, including a Cowboys fans getting called out by his Ex on Twitter after he went viral. 

On Episode 530 of Hittin' Season, host John Stolnis is joined by lead prospect writer for Baseball Prospectus Jeff Paternostro, who talks about BP's top 101 prospects and the three Phillies on them. Mick Abel Andrew Painter Bryson Stott Also, Jeff shares his thoughts on Matt Vierling, Logan O'Hoppe, and Griff McGarry, as well as the seedier aspects of the amateur international signing period. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike open's the show with reaction to Joel Embiid's 50 point game last night and proclaiming him as the best player in the league right now and firmly placing himself into the MVP conversation. Tyrone believes that Embiid is the greatest has made his claim as the best Sixer of all time but not yet the most accomplished Sixer (0:00-43:35). Daryl Morey President of Basketball Operations for the 76ers joins the show to talk about Joel Embiid and the state of the team with the NBA trade deadline looming a few weeks away.  Jen Scordo brings us three fascinating stories from around the world (1:10:00-1:26:32).  ESPN Content Producer, Get Up Producer, and stats guru Paul “Hembo” Hembekides joins the show one last time with some final numbers on Jalen Hurts and the Eagles defense (1:26:32-1:49:27). Rest of the show is yours as Mike takes your calls reacting to Daryl Morey's interview and not wanting to burn this season or further seasons and we close out the show with Sound Off (1:49:27-2:50:23).

ESPN Content Producer, Get Up Producer, and stats guru Paul “Hembo” Hembekides joins the show one last time with some final numbers on Jalen Hurts and the Eagles defense.

Jen Scordo brings us three fascinating stories from around the world including playing hip-hop music while making cheese affects the taste, a passenger flying solo on an international flight from London to Orlando, and a Chinese couple now engaged after getting stuck together during a mandatory lockdown.

The Best of the best of Sound Off for Wednesday January 19th 

Jen Scordo brings us three fascinating stories from around the world

Tim McManus joined the show to wrap the Eagles Season

The Phillies lost a broadcaster to--you guessed it--the Nationals' booth, Ken Rosenthal biffed another labor column, the Rays' owner feels betrayed by MLB, and are the Leiters the first family of baseball? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Daryl Morey President of Basketball Operations for the 76ers joins the show to talk about Joel Embiid and the state of the team with the NBA trade deadline looming a few weeks away.

This week, what we're throwing down on the Table is an in-depth discussion with Brenden Deeg from NationalFootballPost.com about the upcoming Philadelphia Eagles 2022 offseason. We dove into the quarterback position, the need for better wide receivers, and how to replenish a defense with a lack of talent and depth. It was a great discussion!But first, we took a look at the top-10 Phillies farm system prospects and gave our thoughts, even though we're not sure we'll see baseball this year. (approx. 8:00)Then we discussed this Philadelphia 76ers team, Joel Embiid's patience as the Ben Simmons sage continues to loom over the organization, and what trade options may be on the table. (approx. 15:55)From there, we talked about this embarrassing Flyers season, and whether or not the organization should trade Claude Giroux at this point to allow him to chase a Stanley Cup. (approx. 27:00)We also dove into the start of this Eagles offseason after Howie Roseman's press conference where he indicated that Jalen Hurts is his starting quarterback in 2022. We also touched on the upcoming draft and holes on this team that need plugging in the future. (approx. 31:35)Who do we like for the Super Bowl at this point in the NFL postseason? We gave our answers. (approx. 44:35)What we threw down on the Table was a great discussion with Brenden Deeg from National Football Post about the start of the Eagles offseason. What acquisitions should we expect from a wide receiver standpoint? What should be the first priority addressed on defense? How should we be looking at this Eagles front office after a developmental year and team went to the postseason? All of this and much more this week on the Table! (approx. 49:25)Head over to our website for all of our podcasts and more: philadelphiasportstable.com.Follow the guys on Twitter:Jeff Warren: @Jeffrey_WarrenLen Hunsicker: @LenHunsickerErik Leonard: @BrickPolittFollow the show on Instagram: instagram.com/philadelphiasportstable"Like" our Facebook Page: facebook.com/PhiladelphiaSportsTable

Mays. Mantle. Snider. The 1950s were so awash in great center fielders, it's become fashionable to overlook Richie Ashburn, who was stuck on a bunch of bad teams despite being a truly deserving Hall of Famer. Sixty-two years ago this week, he was shipped from one cellar dweller to another when the Phils sent him to the Cubs. Mike and Bill talk about what made Ashburn so invisible and why he's still being underappreciated today. Plus, happy birthday to Carl Morton and Darrell Porter!

In what could easily be our most negative show yet, the Let's Go To The Phones boys discuss the dark abyss that is the future of Philadelphia sports. The boys go over the absolute disgrace of Sunday's Eagles playoff loss, evaluate who should be back on the Birds next year, and talk the next Eagles quarterback into existence. Just remember, the Eagles can absolutely be Super Bowl contenders next year if they get elite quarterback play. They can be Super Bowl winners if they get elite quarterback play and fix the pass rush. It's just that easy, folks!

Today on the Mike Missanelli Show Mike started to recap the season ending press conference with Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni. A lot of questions came out of that press conference, from coaches, to draft picks and even the quarterback. (00:00-17:00) Mike goes to the phones for your calls and for General Knowledge Wednesday (17:00-43:32) We replayed excerpts from the Roseman / Sirianni press conference (43:32-57:33) What's Brewing with Jen brings us three interesting stories from around the world (1:17:06-1:23:48) Tim McManus checks in for his final Midweek Report (1:49:07-1:59:35) The rest of the show was your calls. (1:59:35-2:42:46) Then Sound Off to finish things out (2:42:46-2:47:41)

In Episode 320 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the Mets coaching staff, the ongoing CBA "negotiations," international free agency, and the Phillies and Yankees prospect lists.

(00:00-12:28) It is Tuesday but Mike is treating today like it is Football Monday.  He starts off talking about the Eagles loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday and how overmatched the Eagles were in all phases.  Jalen Hurts became the topic of discussion.  He has many limitations and some may not be fixable but the question will remain for at least the next few months.  Will he be the Eagles QB next season or will the Eagles look to make a move? (12:39-43:12) Jen introduces todays Twitter poll.  Now that the Eagles season is over, what should their 1st priority be? The options are upgrade defensive players, upgrade quarterback, move on from Gannon, or Upgrade WRs.  Tyrone and Jen give their opinion.  Mike heads to the phones to hear what you have to say.  (43:23-54:03) Eagles beat reporter for NBC Sports Philadelphia, Dave Zangaro, joins the show to talk about the needs of the Eagles this offseason.  The majority of the conversation revolved around Jalen Hurts and what should be done with him.  Should he stay or should the Eagles look for a new quarterback? (54:04-1:17:19) Mike and the crew take more of your calls to talk Eagles and their future.  (1:17:32-1:25:29) Jen dives into some interesting stories outside the world of sports on “What's Brewin' with Jen” including an all you can eat sushi gut punch and some drama in the ocean. (1:25:40-1:36:41) Eagles legend Brian Westbrook joins the show to talk Eagles football with Mike, Tyrone, and Jen.  They talk about the Eagles loss, Jalen Hurts and where the Eagles should have lined up DeVonta Smith. (1:36:42-2:45:16) Mike takes more calls all the way up to Sound Off. (2:45:26-2:51:02) The show plays your rants/raves on Sound Off.  (2:51:12-3:13:40) It is Overtime on The Mike Missanelli Show.  Mike and the crew are taking calls for one more segment. 

Sound Off from 01-18-2022! Leave your very own Sound Off calls for Mike Missanelli at (610)-771-9705!

In the wake of the international signing period opening on Saturday, Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo and Jason Ratliff welcome Jesse Sanchez to the podcast. MLB.com's international prospects guru, Sanchez discusses the top players in this year's crop and the challenges of scouting them during the pandemic. Phillies international scouting director Sal Agostinelli joins the gang to discuss the story behind signing All-Star catcher Carlos Ruiz, and then Jesse answers listener questions in an extended mailbag segment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eagles legend Brian Westbrook joins the show to talk Eagles football with Mike, Tyrone, and Jen. They talk about the Eagles loss, Jalen Hurts and where the Eagles should have lined up DeVonta Smith.

Jen dives into some interesting stories outside the world of sports on “What's Brewin' with Jen” including an all you can eat sushi gut punch and some drama in the ocean.

Eagles beat reporter for NBC Sports Philadelphia, Dave Zangaro, joins the show to talk about the needs of the Eagles this offseason.  The majority of the conversation revolved around Jalen Hurts and what should be done with him.  Should he stay or should the Eagles look for a new quarterback?

Andrew Salciunas fills in for Anthony Gargano, with Connor Thomas filling in for Andrew as the producer. He opens the show going down the list of the Eagles issues, ending with Jalen Hurts who he is not convinced can be the guy in the NFL (0:00:00-0:21:45). He continues the Hurts conversation, and gets into the Eagles issues on defense (0:22:00-0:43:29). They take some calls to get the listeners take on Jalen Hurts and other Eagles issues (0:43:41-1:04:37). They do an experiment where they look at who else around the NFL you could label a franchise QB to see where Hurts falls in the NFL (1:04:50-1:26:42). They take more calls; discuss Jalen Reagor's poor return skills, and more (1:26:54-1:47:34). They take more calls and continue the discussion about Franchise QBS and Jalen Hurts (1:47:50-2:28:02). In the final segment, they discuss Flyers Apathy, and Phillies future, and also finish the Hurts discussion (2:28:14-END).   

Corey Seidman and Jim Salisbury discuss:(1:17) — MLB's most recent proposal to the player's association.(9:50) — What the National League adopting the DH could mean for the Phillies.(16:20) — Phillies sign Latin American prospects, including top shortstop.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Zeoli Show Hour 1:  In the first hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the political shift Americans experienced in 2021. Shifting more towards the Republican Party, a sign of things to come in 2022 and the Biden Administration. Major League Baseball still in dispute between owners and players, putting the scheduled start in jeopardy and Hawaii's restrictive COVID-19 guidelines for travelers hasn't changed.

On Episode 529 of Hittin' Season, hosts John Stolnis of The Good Phight, Liz Roscher of Yahoo! Sports and Justin Klugh of Baseball Prospectus chat about the Phillies international signings, including a highly regarded 17-year-old Venezuelan shortstop, the chances of landing a slugging Japanese outfielder, some very strong opinions about a fan-designed new blue alternate jersey, and our responses to an Athletic Phillies survey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Adam Copeland is joined by Phillies Radio Analyst Kevin Frandsen to talk about the biggest things players should be interested in during the labor talks. Kevin called that the lockout was going to happen when the CBA was signed a few years ago. He talks about what from the players side of it should be on the top of the list for the labor talks. Kevin thinks there should be a way to get young guys paid earlier in their career then having to wait till they are up for a big deal. And Kevin gives his thoughts on the DH for the NL and how he maybe has changed his mind on it. You can hear Kevin on every Phillies radio broadcast and you can follow him on Twitter @KevinFrandsen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the Deep – In an attempt to bring some credibility to the podcast, we were joined by the absolutely delightful Ellen Adair! In this, our longest episode, we talk about their many professional creative endeavors, share some of our baseball boyfriends, give them the floor to discuss Ranger Suarez what it's like to be a Phillies fan in this day and age, and so, so much more. ---- Ellen's Twitter: @Ellen_Adair Ellen's Instagram: @ellenadairg and @ellendrawsbaseball Ellen's Baseball Drawing: ellendrawsbaseball@gmail.com Take Me In to the Ballgame Podcast Curtain Speech: An Actor's Poems About the Theatre by Pen and Anvil Press ----   If you enjoy the pod, please drop us a 5-star review and some kind words on your platform of choice.   Be sure to follow the podcast on Twitter @InTheDeepPL, and check the pinned tweet on the show page for mailbag and feedback submissions!  Get PL+ and join our Discord: https://pitcherlist.com/plus

Phillies broadcaster Tom McCarthy joins the show just before leaving for Tampa to call tomorrow's Eagles game on Westwood One radio.

In today's noon hour, Glen and Ray are joined by Phillies play-by-play voice Tom McCarthy, who will be calling Sunday's Eagles-Bucs game on Westwood One radio, Glen's father Marv and continue to talk Birds and all things playoffs.

Mike started off today's show talking the differences from the last time the Eagles faced the Buccaneers and what they need to do to put some doubt in Tampa Bay's mind in Sunday's Wild Card Game. (00:00-19:15) Mike went to the phones to get the vibe on the city (19:15-45:00) John Clark, from NBC10,  joined the show LIVE from Tampa to give a firsthand report in setting the stage for this weekend's game with some possibly concerning news about one of the Eagles (45:00-53:43) Back to the Phones for your calls (53:43-1:18:02) What's Brewing With Jen brings us stories of New York Jets Quarterback Zack Wilson  breaking up with his girlfriend, A California woman called 911 because she could not get her adult movies on her TV and a NJ Italian Restaurant is offering two free COVID tests with the purchase of their signature drink (1:18:02:1:24:38) Brian Westbrook joined the show for his weekly segment and his insight on the Eagles / Bucs match up (1:24:55-2:08:10) The rest of the show was your calls and predictions for Sunday up till Sound Off (2:44:41)

The Best of the Best of Sound Off for 1-15-22

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz are back talking Phillies. The guys discuss the current status of the lockout, a Jack Fritz Phillies Top 5, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A new top ten Phillies prospects list, a little labor talk, some theoretical history, and a bit of Jose Pirela talk. You know; the good stuff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brian Westbrook joins Mikey Miss for his weekly segment and the guys give their picks for the playoffs. 

What's Brewing With Jen brings us stories of New York Jets Quarterback Zack Wilson  breaking up with his girlfriend, A California woman called 911 because she could not get her adult movies on her TV and a NJ Italian Restaurant is offering two free COVID tests with the purchase of their signature drink

John Clark, from NBC10,  joined the show LIVE from Tampa to give a firsthand report in setting the stage for this weekend's game with some possibly concerning news about one of the Eagles

(00:00-12:00) On today's Mike Missanelli Show, Mike has two questions for you.  Can the Eagles run consistently and with success against a team that is good against the run?  They have before but can they in the playoffs?  The second question- is Jalen Hurts grown up enough to be a factor in (winning) a playoff game?  Tyrone and Jen thinks Hurts can be a factor but aren't sure he can win this game.  Mike is very curious to see how you feel. (12:10-42:43) Jen introduces todays Twitter poll.  It will take a total team effort for the Eagles to win on Sunday. Who do you have the MOST faith in? Jalen Hurts, Nick Sirianni, Jonathan Gannon, or Miles Sanders are your choices.  Mike heads to the phones to hear what you have to say.  (42:54-54:11) ESPN Content Producer, Get Up Producer, and stats guru Paul “Hembo” Hembekides joins the show to break down all the important stats and talk about all things Eagles at Buccaneers.  (54:12-1:18:00) Mike and the crew take more of your calls.  (1:18:11-1:25:23) Jen dives into some interesting stories outside the world of sports on “What's Brewin' with Jen” including a blind date that ends up in COVID lockdown and The Godfather is back in theaters. (1:25:34-2:42:26) The rest of the show belongs to you, the FANatic until Sound Off.  There is even a special caller toward the end of the show. (2:42:37-2:48:07) The show ends with today's best of Sound Off. 

Sound Off from 01-13-2022! Leave your very own Sound Off calls for Mike Missanelli at (610)-771-9705!

Jen dives into some interesting stories outside the world of sports on “What's Brewin' with Jen” including a blind date that ends up in COVID lockdown and The Godfather is back in theaters.

Shaun joins me to complete the Trade SZN series, looking at win/win trades with the Mets, Phillies and Nats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ESPN Content Producer, Get Up Producer, and stats guru Paul “Hembo” Hembekides joins the show to break down all the important stats and talk about all things Eagles at Buccaneers.  

This week, what we're throwing down on the Table is a fantastic discussion with author Dave Rueter (@wheresbenrivera) who penned the book, "A Phillies Odyssey: Exploring the Forgotten Players of Fighting Yesteryear." We talked about those players who weren't all-stars, but made significant impacts on our lives growing up as Phillies fans. It was a fun discussion!But first, as the Eagles head to the playoffs, we discussed which aspects of this Birds' team developed the best and worst this season. (approx. 4:15)Then we gave our thoughts on how this Philadelphia 76ers team won 7 games in a row, and whether they have the wherewithal to continue winning as tougher games are upon them. Plus, recent reports indicate a Ben Simmons and Tobias Harris trade package is possible before the February 10th trade deadline. (approx. 21:35)From there, we dove into some baseball talk. First, how critical this new collective bargaining agreement will be between MLB and the Players Union as it pertains to the relevance of baseball for years to come. We also discussed Phillies players that meant so much to us growing up as kids, players who weren't big names, but meant a lot to us. (approx. 34:05)What we threw down on the Table was a great discussion with Dave Rueter who wrote "A Phillies Odyssey." They Phillies players he wrote about weren't "big names" but had an impact on the Phillies organization and especially the fan base. We asked Dave what he hopes readers will get out of his book, and what stories of players' really stuck with him. We also had a fun discussion of Randy Wolf's "Wolfpack" and how they'd be an incredible force in today's sports environment. All of this and much more this week on the Table! (approx. 48:05)Head over to our website for all of our podcasts and more: philadelphiasportstable.com.Follow the guys on Twitter:Jeff Warren: @Jeffrey_WarrenLen Hunsicker: @LenHunsickerErik Leonard: @BrickPolittFollow the show on Instagram: instagram.com/philadelphiasportstable"Like" our Facebook Page: facebook.com/PhiladelphiaSportsTable

On a General Knowledge Wednesday, Mike opens the show with some thoughts on what the Eagles need to do that can help them win this game and also wants to dive into the Tom Brady hate that lingers on in the city. Tyrone is worried about the disrespect of the goat and thinks there should be more focus on stopping what Tampa Bay has then about who they don't have playing and Jen is starting to believe that the Eagles will keep it a game Sunday and not get blown out(0:00-44:00). Mike switches gears going to the ice to talk about Bobby Clarke ripping on some of the decisions that Ron Hextall made as the GM pertaining to draft picks and how he would alienate other members of the front office. Jen dives into some interesting stories outside the world of sports on “What's Brewin' with Jen” including a bar in Toronto offering to fill any container with beer from expiring kegs, and a giant asteroid is set to pass by Earth on January 18th traveling at 47,344 mph and is 3,451 feet wide (44:00-1:27:15). A listener dropped of some cigars for the gang which leads to a discussion of how Mike's dog doesn't like cigar smoke. Tim McManus joins the show for his Midweek report as the Eagles get ready to head down to Tampa Bay to take on Tom Brady and the Buccaneers Sunday in an NFC Wild Card matchup (1:27:15-2:06:35). Mike goes back to the phones as he tried to understand the hate for Tom Brady and a little tribute to Jim Gardner from 6abc after his final 11pm new broadcast (2:06:35-2:48:07).

Corey Seidman and Jim Salisbury discuss:(1:10) — Report: MLB, Players Association to hold first bargaining session of lockout.(3:45) — Penalty luxury tax offenders.(5:27) — Watching the rest off the offseason to play out.(9:02) — COVID-19 's impact on the upcoming season.(12:25) — The Phillies need to improve at player development.(16:08) — The importance of 2022 for Alec Bohm.(18:24) — Filing the holes in the outfield.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bubba Church pitched two thirds of an inning for the Phillies after getting blasted in the face. Erv Palica pitched a whole game for the Dodgers with the reputation of a hypochondriac. September 24, 1950 was a battle of wills at Shibe Park, and the result was the Whiz Kids' worst game of the season, but at least they weren't the "Blue Jays" anymore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Episode 528 of Hittin' Season, hosts John Stolnis of The Good Phight, Justin Klugh of Baseball Prospectus and Liz Roscher from Yahoo! Sports chat about a survey by The Athletic aimed at fixing some of the areas the player's union and baseball's owners are negotiating over as part of a new CBA. Also, how important is Bryson Stott to the 2022 Phillies success, and on January 10, 1950, the Phillies stopped being known as the Phillies AND the Blue Jays. What other alternate names would work for the current Phils of today? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices