Flyers’ California Sweep Shows This Season Still Has Something To Say 
76ers Lose 123-103 to Thunder in Jared McCain’s Return to Philadelphia 
Why the Eagles Should Trade Up in the Draft for a Star Pass Rusher 
LISTEN: Harper’s USA Heroics, Sanchez’s New Deal, and the 2026 Phillies Roster 
Believe it or not, the 76ers are prepared for a playoff run 
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Flyers’ California Sweep Shows This Season Still Has Something To Say
The Flyers headed into California for a crucial three-game set against three teams actively in the playoff race, with their season riding on a huge question: what could’ve been the breaking point for this team had they not collected points? Instead, they dominated out west. Besides the three-game sweep, they made it feel like it…
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76ers Lose 123-103 to Thunder in Jared McCain’s Return to Philadelphia
Shorthanded and overmatched, the Philadelphia 76ers never stood much of a chance. Still missing six key contributors, the Sixers were run off the floor by the Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder in a 123-103 loss, one that felt decided long before the final buzzer. The 76ers came into tonight’s game as clear underdogs against one…
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Why the Eagles Should Trade Up in the Draft for a Star Pass Rusher
Howie Roseman has never been a man to sit on his hands when the roster has a massive deficiency. Seriously, when has he? This off-season has followed his typical script of aggressive roster-shuffling gymnastics. The signing of Hollywood Brown on a one-year deal is the kind of low-risk, high-reward move that fits the current offensive…
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LISTEN: Harper’s USA Heroics, Sanchez’s New Deal, and the 2026 Phillies Roster
It is the week of Opening Day, and the Phillies have a lot of moving pieces. While Bryce Harper showed heroics for Team USA and may have sparked a light, the team worked out a new deal for Cristopher Sanchez and finalized their 2026 roster. Benjamin Goldstein and Matt Brown break it down on the…
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Believe it or not, the 76ers are prepared for a playoff run
Saying that the injury-riddled 76ers are ready for a playoff run, let alone a playoff appearance, may seem quite optimistic to NBA fans. Philadelphia hasn’t been healthy all season long (what else is new?) and has had names come into the facility that even lifelong NBA fans wouldn’t even recognize. Now, the 76ers are without…
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Phillies grant Cristopher Sanchez re-worked six-year deal, finalize 2026 roster
The Phillies this past week announced Cristopher Sanchez would make his first Opening Day start this Thursday against the Texas Rangers. It would come in year two of a four-year, $22.5 million deal he signed in June of 2024, a contract Sanchez has significantly outpitched since putting pen to paper. Just four days before the…
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Are the Flyers Actually Good or Just Setting Us Up for Another Collapse?
Twelve games ago, you probably accepted that this season was over, and you started checking the draft lottery odds. Then the Flyers swept a late California road trip and dragged you right back into the stress of a tight playoff race. You stayed awake until one in the morning just to see them finish off…
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Sixers Stay Alive in Playoff Race With Gritty 126-116 Win Over Jazz
The 76ers needed a win tonight, and they got it by leaning on young legs, bench production, and a backcourt that refused to let the Utah Jazz steal momentum late. It was not always clean, and it was not always pretty, but when the game tightened in the second half, the Sixers found enough scoring…
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Flyers Sweep West Coast Road Trip and Win Third Straight, Beat the Sharks 4-1
The Philadelphia Flyers, after a back-to-back sweep against the Anaheim Ducks and the Los Angeles Kings, finished off their California trip in Northern California as they took on the young San Jose Sharks this afternoon. Although the final score reads 4-1, the Flyers had to fight until the final empty net goal, as the Sharks…
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Phillies Finally, Officially Find Long-Term Answer in Centerfield with Justin Crawford Promotion
The Phillies officially have their new starting center fielder. Over the past decade-plus, one thing has plagued the Philadelphia Phillies’ lineup. For whatever reason, it seems as though they can never find an answer in centerfield. From Adam Haseley, Nick Williams, former No. 1 pick Mickey Moniak, Odubel Herrera, Roman Quinn, Scott Kingery, Christian Pache,…
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Rob Thomson Announces Starting Rotation for Phillies to Start the 2026 Season
After it had been announced the 2025 Cy Young runner up in Cristopher Sanchez would get the nod on Opening Day, the Philadelphia Phillies and manager Rob Thomson have announced the rotation the Phillies will open up the season with. Even with the absence of star right-hander Zack Wheeler and Ranger Suarez, the return of…
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Flyers Win Second Straight Game via Shootout Against the Kings
Flyers after dark continued into the early morning hours on the East Coast. The Flyers were coming off a huge overtime win against Cutter Gauthier’s division-leading Anaheim Ducks, and they looked for back-to-back wins, heading up north to face the Los Angeles Kings. With the team down multiple players due to injury, they played out…
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Career-High Nights from Two 76ers Rallies Philadelphia to Third Win in Last Four Games
Late-night West Coast action, no problem for the Philadelphia 76ers. As the 76ers’ season winds down, the team still has to get through one of the worst parts of the season for Eastern Conference teams, the dreaded West Coast trips. There are very few a year, and the 76ers are on the last stretch, with…
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Phillies sell ‘Harry the K’s’ at Citizens Bank Park to corporate sponsorship, announce new food options for 2026
Since Citizens Bank Park opened in 2004, Harry Kalas, the legendary, long-time play-by-play voice of the Phillies, has had his name displayed in left field. Now, it is “outta here.” The Harry the K’s area below Phanavision in the upper level of left field has been renamed the Ghost Energy Deck, the Phillies announced on…
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Flyers Grab Crucial Overtime Win in Anaheim but Make It Hard Again
The Flyers got the two points they had to have in Anaheim, but the way they got them said plenty about where this team still stands with the season winding down. They found enough offense to survive, but the same issues that have followed them for weeks still showed up, from a lack of shooting…
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The State of the Phillies Final Bullpen Spot Battle
When Spring Training began, several roster battles were going to take place throughout the spring: Rafael Marchan vs. Garrett Stubbs for backup catcher, the multitude of players that make up the fight for the final outfield bench bat spot, among several others. The battle being looked at here is the last of the two bullpen…
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Bryce Harper’s Clutch World Baseball Classic Homer Provides a Sign of What’s to Come in 2026
As the 2026 World Baseball Classic closes, Team Venezuela has crowned itself champion with a 3-2 victory over the United States. While it stings for American fans to witness Team USA’s second straight loss in the championship of the World Baseball Classic, Phillies fans should come away from it encouraged. That is because of Bryce…
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Undermanned Sixers Turn In Flat Effort in Ugly Loss to Nuggets
The Sixers got exactly the kind of night they could not afford in Denver, where a short-handed roster was one problem, but a lack of defensive resistance and overall sharpness turned this into a game where they never had a lead in the game. They came into the night with two straight wins and the…
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Eagles sign speedy Hollywood Brown to one-year deal
The Eagles are bringing in a new receiver. They are signing former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown to a one-year deal worth up to $6.5 million. NFL insider Jordan Schutz first reported the signing. The 28-year-old has played seven seasons in the NFL after being selected 25th overall by the Baltimore Ravens in…
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Darius Slay Leaves Lasting Impact in Eagles History Following Retirement Announcement
The city of Philadelphia and Eagles fans everywhere will always remember Big Play Slay. Six years ago, following a 9-7 campaign where they squeaked into the playoffs and a first-round playoff loss, the Philadelphia Eagles were at a standstill on what direction they wanted to take the franchise heading into a new decade. Just two…
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