Olympic Break Gives Flyers a Reset, but the Deadline Clock Is Already Ticking 
Bryce Harper reflects on Dave Dombrowski’s ‘not elite’ comment: ‘It was wild’ 
Sixers Traded Guard Depth for a Pick and Now the Backcourt Is Paying for It 
Phillies Pushing Nick Castellanos Distraction Into The Past Following His Release 
Former Flyers Who Represented Their Country During The Olympic Games 
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Olympic Break Gives Flyers a Reset, but the Deadline Clock Is Already Ticking
As the Olympic flame dims in Milan in a week, the Philadelphia Flyers are coming back, staring down a calendar that will show what the team actually is made of. If they come out flat again, the deadline gets ugly fast. The NHL trade deadline on March 6 is now just over the horizon, and…
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Bryce Harper reflects on Dave Dombrowski’s ‘not elite’ comment: ‘It was wild’
Bryce Harper’s 2025 season was not up to Bryce Harper’s standard. Though wrist injuries lingered all season and sidelined the 33-year-old for almost all of June, Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski’s comment at the season’s end still startled him. “For me, it was wild, the whole situation of that happening,” Harper said on…
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Sixers Traded Guard Depth for a Pick and Now the Backcourt Is Paying for It
The loss to New York last Wednesday felt less like a bad night and more like the natural result of a backcourt built with no cushion. When the Sixers needed another guard to steady possessions or close defensive gaps, there simply wasn’t one, and the Jared McCain trade suddenly looked less like future planning and…
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Phillies Pushing Nick Castellanos Distraction Into The Past Following His Release
The Nick Castellanos Era in Philadelphia is over, and the Phillies are officially moving on. It’s been three days now since outfielder Castellanos was released by the Philadelphia Phillies, ending his time with the Phils at four seasons. Castellanos had one year remaining on the five-year deal that he signed back in 2022. Releasing Castellanos…
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Former Flyers Who Represented Their Country During The Olympic Games
Flyers fans know the Orange and Black’s storied legacy, but the lights shine even brighter for the alumni who represented their nation during the Winter Olympics. Former Flyers have left marks on the NHL’s Olympic era since 1998. With the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan being the first NHL participation since 2014, here are some…
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How A.J. Brown’s antics led to a worse performance on the field
It is no secret that A.J. Brown and the Philadelphia Eagles had a different vision this season. Brown expressed a complete disinterest in the scheme that former offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo had been running this past year, and it seemed to have been getting to him mentally. Brown’s effort was notably poor at times, not…
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The writing was on the wall for Nick Castellanos — and it came full circle
The writing was on the wall for Nick Castellanos, literally. As the Phillies’ pitchers and catchers reported to Clearwater, Florida, on Tuesday for Day 1 of Spring Training, Castellanos’ picture on the wall just outside of the team’s clubhouse at BayCare Ballpark had vanished. His locker inside the clubhouse was given to infielder Aidan Miller,…
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Nick Castellanos Released by the Phillies, Writes Note to the Fans
This afternoon, the Philadelphia Phillies pulled the trigger on a move they had been planning on doing for the offseason. Getting rid of outfielder Nick Castellanos was atop their priorities, per Dave Dombrowski. When it was also stated that he would be gone by Opening Day, it was only a matter of time before Castellanos…
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Andrew McCutchen has a Case to Return to the Phillies
With Pitchers and Catchers reporting on Wednesday, teams are starting to cement the general blueprint for what their Major League roster will look like. With this being said, there are still several players left in free agency waiting to be signed, who, for one reason or another, could provide teams with various forms of value.…
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The buyout market and how the 76ers can take advantage of it
Ever since the Jared McCain trade a week ago, the 76ers have simply looked different out there. Granted, McCain didn’t get many minutes out there to begin with, but the fact that Kyle Lowry was getting actual playing time in an NBA game this season goes to show that there is a significant hole in…
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76ers Blown Out By Knicks In Final Game Before The All-Star Break
So much for heading into the All-Star break on a high note. After closing out their west coast trip with a blowout loss to the Trail Blazers, the 76ers followed that up with another blowout loss, only this time at home to one of their biggest rivals, the New York Knicks. It was a slaughter…
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Phillies FAQ Heading into Spring Training
With Pitchers and Catchers reporting today, Spring Training is officially underway. While the whole team reports to Clearwater, Florida, on Monday, the baseball season is full steam ahead until November. With that being said, it’s good to look at some Frequently Asked Questions to get some answers with 44 days until Opening Day. When Do…
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Looking Back at the First 56 Games of the Flyers’ Season
We are 56 games into the Flyers’ season; the break for the team and the National Hockey League commences, leading the way for this year’s Winter Olympics. Though we thought earlier in the season that we’d be looking at possible buying scenarios at this time, gearing up for the playoffs, the conversations led towards how…
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Third Quarter Disaster Sinks Sixers as Blazers Torch Them From Deep
The Sixers reached halftime in Portland in a competitive game that was still there for the taking. By the end of the third quarter, it was gone and wiped out by the same problems that keep resurfacing and refuse to be fixed. What followed was not surprising anymore, just damaging. If everyone in the building…
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Quentin Grimes And Trendon Watford Seeing Increased Roles Following 76ers’ Trade Deadline Deals
With the trade deadline officially passed, the 2026 Philadelphia 76ers’ final roster is essentially set. While other free agent signings can be made, the current squad is likely the team that will head into the postseason, hoping to bring home the first championship in the franchise’s history since 1983. While some have questioned the 76ers’…
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Eagles Hire Vikings Offensive Line Coach Chris Kuper As New O-Line Coach
The Eagles have their Jeff Stoutland replacement. Earlier today, it was announced that former Vikings offensive line coach Chris Kuper is being hired by the Eagles, and it shows even more that new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion is building a brand new offensive staff. Kuper coached under Vic Fangio with the Broncos from 2019 to…
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10 Phillies to Watch in 2026 Spring Training
The Super Bowl has come and gone, and the Phillies are finally starting some baseball. Pitchers and catchers report on Wednesday, and we finally get some baseball back in our lives that’s not a frustrating off-season. We get to actually hear the sound of a ball slapping the inside of a glove, the crack of…
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Flyers’ Four Olympic Selections Take Their Teams’ Identity to the World Stage
With the 2026 Winter Olympics underway, the honor of representing not only your country but also your professional franchise at the Olympics is one of the top honors for professional hockey players, and for the Flyers, having multiple Olympic players and their head coach isn’t just a badge of honor but a confirmation of what…
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Sixers Let a Chaotic Fourth Turn a Winnable Night Into a Loss in Los Angeles
The Sixers closed their California swing in Los Angeles with a loss that felt heavier than the score. After controlling the first half and being handed every opportunity to separate, they let a winnable game slip away in the fourth and watched a strong road trip end with a familiar sour taste. The first quarter…
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Flyers Lose to Ottawa in Lazy Performance Before Olympic Break
In the final game before the Olympic break, the Philadelphia Flyers played host to the Ottawa Senators for the last time this year, where they would ultimately fall to the season sweep, dropping all three games to the Sens. Though all of the losses were close, this loss showed little effort or skill from the…
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