Despite Not Recording a Point, Porter Martone Impressed in Debut: ‘You Can Tell He’s Got It’ 
Andrew Painter Arrives in Style: ‘You Would’ve Never Known That That Was his First Start’ 
Flyers Waste Golden Opportunity to Gain Ground in Porter Martone’s Debut, Lose to Capitals in Ten-Goal Thriller 
Andrew Painter Dazzles In Debut, Phillies Hold On to Beat Nationals 
What Does the Eagles’ Joint Practice with the Patriots Mean for A.J. Brown? 
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Despite Not Recording a Point, Porter Martone Impressed in Debut: ‘You Can Tell He’s Got It’
When a prospect makes their debut in the National Hockey League, usually a nice welcome during a light time, whether with an eliminated team or starting at the beginning of the season. For Flyers’ prospect Porter Martone, though, he has the opportunity to feel twice the nerves, as he joins the Flyers during a crucial…
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Andrew Painter Arrives in Style: ‘You Would’ve Never Known That That Was his First Start’
Andrew Painter, welcome to the show. Philadelphia has been waiting for you. Back in 2021, the Philadelphia Phillies were fresh off entering a new decade, surviving a global pandemic, and still trying to end a decade-long streak of missing the postseason. The Phillies were in a rut; they went through the rebuild stage, said goodbye…
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Flyers Waste Golden Opportunity to Gain Ground in Porter Martone’s Debut, Lose to Capitals in Ten-Goal Thriller
After the Flyers’ biggest win of the season Sunday night vs. the Dallas Stars, they headed into another important game against the Washington Capitals. The game also marked the debut of their number one prospect, Porter Martone. Just three days after his college season ended in the NCAA tournament, he signed his entry-level contract on…
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Andrew Painter Dazzles In Debut, Phillies Hold On to Beat Nationals
After struggling through a 3-game losing streak, peaking with a 13-2 loss in the first game of the series Monday night against the Washington Nationals, the Phillies bounced back with a much-needed 3-2 victory. This game was exciting and important for this Phillies team. The offense has been struggling to produce since Opening Day, and…
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What Does the Eagles’ Joint Practice with the Patriots Mean for A.J. Brown?
A conflict of interest surrounding A.J. Brown is already brewing ahead of training camp this summer, as the Philadelphia Eagles will take part in joint practices with the New England Patriots, last season’s Super Bowl runner-ups, Nick Sirianni confirmed at the NFL’s annual league meeting in Phoenix, Ariz. Joint practices always create intrigue around the…
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76ers collapse late in 4th quarter, drop huge game to Miami
Going into this game, the stakes were known. If the 76ers could muster up a win, Philly could finally find themselves in a playoff spot after spending most of the past few months in the play-in. Just 0.5 games back from the Atlanta Hawks, this was the prime opportunity for the Sixers. However, it was…
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Taijuan Walker Catastrophe and Offensive Futility Leave Phillies Reeling in 13-2 Loss to Nationals
The Phillies’ offense continued to struggle mightily tonight at Citizens Bank Park, and for a third consecutive game Phillies starting pitching put the team in a hole; this time, it wasn’t home runs; it was weak hits, walks, and mental mistakes, leading to a forgettable 13-2 loss at home. Opening weekend humbled the Phillies, particularly…
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Flying out again: Wings to cease operations at the culmination of the 2026 season
For the second time, the Wings are flapping out of Philadelphia. The National Lacrosse League’s Philadelphia club announced Monday that it will cease operations under Comcast Spectacor at the end of the 2025-26 season. “This was not an easy conclusion to reach, and it is one we considered with great care,” the team said in…
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Looking To Bounce Back: Nationals at Phillies Series Preview, March 30-April 1
Disappointment arose this opening weekend, as the Phillies’ bats did not, against the Texas Rangers. Rangers’ starting pitchers had no-hitters heading into the fourth inning in both Saturday and Sunday’s games. It wasn’t just the bats, however; Jesus Luzardo and Aaron Nola both allowed multi-home run games, with Luzardo surrendering six runs through his six…
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Ersson’s Stellar Play and Zegras Overtime Goal Beats Stars as Flyers Move to Within 2 of a Playoff Spot
The Flyers moved within two points of a playoff spot Sunday night after Trevor Zegras secured a 2-1 overtime victory against the Dallas Stars. You saw the franchise trajectory change before the opening faceoff with the signing of top prospect Porter Martone signaling the future of the organization has finally arrived for a franchise starved…
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Phillies’ Early Offensive Issues Already Feel Too Familiar
Is it too early to press the panic button on the Phillies’ offense? It sure seems like it. Although three games define very little in a 162-game season, it is enough to define a concern. What was the glaring issue over the past few postseason ends for the Phillies? The offense. And after an offseason…
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Phillies Drop Series to Rangers Behind Another Slow Offensive Start
The Phillies didn’t just lose the rubber match Sunday afternoon; the top of the lineup continued to stall at the worst possible moments, digging holes the pitching staff never had a chance to climb out of. Through the first three games, the heart of the order that’s supposed to set the tone went 5-for-37, a…
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What the Signing of Porter Martone Means for the Flyers for the Rest of the Season
Porter Martone is officially a Philadelphia Flyer. He signed his entry-level contract on Sunday afternoon. A lot of aspects of the team are going to look different for the better. Even though the Flyers’ chances at the playoffs stand at 18.5 percent (per MoneyPuck), the addition of the 6’3″ 210-pound forward already boosts the chances…
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Flyers Officially Sign Top Prospect Porter Martone to Three-Year Entry-Level Contract
The Flyers have finally signed their No. 1 prospect, and it comes at just the right time. They have officially announced that Porter Martone will sign a three-year, entry-level contract. Although he is not expected to play tonight against the Dallas Stars, he may play Tuesday against Washington and in the playoffs if the Flyers…
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Owen Tippett’s Second Hat Trick of the Year Helps Flyers Avoid Late-Game Scare
With both the Detroit Red Wings and the Philadelphia Flyers in the playoff race, this game, the two teams’ first meeting of the season, was equally important on both sides, especially in regulation. The Flyers have three crucial games against Detroit down the stretch, and they were able to take the first one in a…
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Tyrese Maxey Scores 26 In First Game Back, As The 76ers Beat the Hornets in Gritty Fashion
Who would’ve thought that in the last two games, the 76ers would have all five of their starters back in the homestretch of the season? Well, that’s what happened. In a crucial game between two teams fighting for a guaranteed play-in spot, the Sixers got their help back. Tyrese Maxey played his first game back…
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Phillies Show Fight Late but Nola’s Home Run Trouble Looms Large in Loss
For eight innings, the Phillies looked stuck in neutral at the worst possible time, digging a hole that proved just too deep to overcome. The late rally showed the same stubborn fight that defined last season, but the damage off Aaron Nola came too early to erase, dropping game two, 5-4 in extra innings. Thursday’s…
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LISTEN: Overreacting to the Phillies’ Opening Day Win
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After more trade talk and a lawsuit, Alec Bohm still came through on Opening Day
Thursday afternoon in South Philadelphia was about as perfect as it gets. Sunny, high-70s, Opening Day at Citizens Bank Park, a couple of home runs, an excellent Cristopher Sanchez outing, and a pretty painless Phillies win up until the very end. That same cheery imagery cannot be used to describe the last two years for…
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After Weeks of Survival Mode, the Sixers Are Getting Healthy at the Right Time
The blowout win over the Bulls on Wednesday didn’t feel like a normal regular-season game. It felt like a return to some semblance of normalcy. After 13 games without Joel Embiid and 25 without Paul George, the Sixers finally started to resemble the roster Daryl Morey imagined last summer, the one that made noise early…
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