Takeaways from Dave Dombrowski’s end-of-season press conference 
Jalen Hurts out Week 6 vs. Panthers due to superficial blood clot 
Eagles Offense In Need Of Big Game With Red Hot Panthers Offense On The Horizon 
Flyers Showing Signs of Life, But Must Find Consistency to End Early Skid 
Phillies Moving On From Hitting Coach Kevin Long And Infield Coach Bobby Dickerson 
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Takeaways from Dave Dombrowski’s end-of-season press conference
The Phillies were strangely silent throughout October since being eliminated by the rival Atlanta Braves in the National League Wild Card. Two weeks to the day since the elimination, president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski had his end-of-season press conference. For over an hour, he made a flurry of announcements relating to almost every aspect…
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Jalen Hurts out Week 6 vs. Panthers due to superficial blood clot
Jalen Hurts is out for the Eagles’ Week 6 game against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday with a superficial blood clot. The Eagles said the clot was discovered Saturday in London, but doctors cleared him to play against the Jacksonville Jaguars. A follow-up ultrasound on Wednesday revealed that the clot had moved, prompting the team…
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Eagles Offense In Need Of Big Game With Red Hot Panthers Offense On The Horizon
The Eagles are in desperate need of a great offensive performance. Five weeks into the 2026 NFL season, and the Eagles offense has been downright dreadful to watch. They’ve scored 92 total points, which comes out to 18.4 points a game, which ranks as the fourth-lowest in the league. On top of their abysmal points…
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Flyers Showing Signs of Life, But Must Find Consistency to End Early Skid
The Flyers have been too passive for eight games, and teams that play that way get pushed around. They are 0-5-3, the longest winless start in franchise history, and they sit 16th in the 16-team Eastern Conference. They have been outscored 30-10, and lacking the fight that was the hallmark of the Flyers last season.…
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Phillies Moving On From Hitting Coach Kevin Long And Infield Coach Bobby Dickerson
The Phillies will have some new coaches on Don Mattingly staff for 2027. According to NBC Sports Philadelphia reporter Jim Salisbury, the Phillies are reportedly moving on from hitting coach Kevin Long and Infield coach Bobby Dickerson, marking the first change of staff following the hiring of new Phillies full-time manager Don Mattingly. Moves were…
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Bob Kelly, Simon Gagne to be Inducted into Flyers Hall of Fame
The Flyers announced Wednesday that two Flyers legends, Bob Kelly and Simon Gagne, will join the franchise Hall of Fame this season. Though both played very different styles of hockey, they were both benchmarks of their era of Flyers hockey. Kelly was one of the skilled enforcers for the Broad Street Bullies in the 1970s,…
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Phillies Hiring Don Mattingly as Full-Time Manager is a Choice That Was Made for Them
The Phillies officially have a full-time manager, and instead of hiring outside the franchise, they’ve elected to go with former interim manager Don Mattingly. Mattingly agreed to a two-year contract on Wednesday morning, the team announced. Mattingly took over for the Phillies’ 28 games into this past season after the team started 9-19, going 80-57,…
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Phillies remove Don Mattingly’s interim tag, sign to two-year deal as next manager
The Phillies have their 56th manager, and it is a familiar face. The team announced on Wednesday morning that they have signed Don Mattingly to a two-year contract for the 2027 and 2028 seasons to be their next manager. President of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski will meet with the media on Thursday at 10:30 a.m.…
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Flyers Nearly Find Their Pulse, Comes Up Short In 3-2 Shootout Loss to Kraken
As one of the three remaining teams without a win this season, the Flyers can’t afford morale victories. While victory came up short, losing 3-2 in shootouts to the Kraken, what they did do was show a spark of pulse, just barely missing out on their first win. With the second game of a short…
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Jalen Carter Breakout Performance Against Jaguars Comes at Much-Needed Time
It took a few weeks, but it seems as if Jalen Carter has arrived for the 2026 season. The Eagles defense has been one of the best units in the NFL over the past couple of seasons, essentially being the team that stopped the mighty Kansas City Chiefs’ three-peat run. They held Patrick Mahomes, Andy…
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A week from hell: 5 takeaways from Eagles-Jaguars a day later
The Eagles have experienced a torturous week. Injuries, retirements, trades, questions, a flight across the Atlantic Ocean, and a gut-wrenching loss that should not have happened. But maybe there were moral victories out of Sunday morning’s 19-17 loss in London to the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Eagles were eight seconds away from a miraculously shorthanded win.…
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Flyers Remain Winless in First Seven Games After 4-1 Loss to Hurricanes
The Flyers are officially in the record books, but for the wrong reason: they lost Sunday night 4-1, and for the first time in franchise history, the Flyers are winless in their first seven games, falling to 0-5-2. In a weekend back-to-back that ended with the Stanley Cup champions coming to Philly, this was a…
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Bad Decision-Making Cost the Eagles a Win in London
The Eagles crossed the Atlantic to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Tottenham, England, and the game ended in one of the most disappointing ways possible. This game began and ended with special teams fireworks and bad decisions. On the opening kickoff, Parker Washington returned the kickoff for a touchdown, but it was called back, in…
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Eagles Lose Stunning Heartbreaker In London As Cam Little Drills Jaguars Game-Winning Field Goal
Heartbreak and disappointment yet again as the Eagles are stunned in London, losing their third straight game. Nothing has seemed to be going right for the Eagles this season, and Sunday’s early morning loss to the Jaguars was much of the same, as despite holding a lead with eight seconds left, Philadelphia were losers for…
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Banged Up, Mate: Eagles vs. Jaguars Week 5 Preview
After a shocking last-quarter loss to the Los Angeles Rams, the Eagles will face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London at 9:30 a.m. EST on Sunday for their Week 5 matchup. The Eagles are not healthy, and the vibes are extremely low. However, they have a chance to upset a formidable Jaguars team across the pond.…
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Flyers Lose To Bruins 5-1, Tying the Worst Start in Over 25 Years
The Flyers dropped to 0-4-2 Saturday afternoon following a 5-1 loss to the Bruins in TD Garden, tying the franchise record for the longest winless start to a season. Boston controlled the game from the opening faceoff, leaving the Flyers as the only winless team left in the Eastern Conference to open the season. Going…
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How the 76ers’ Success Will Be Based on a Dependence on Non-Dependence
The 76ers pulled off an encouraging preseason win against the New York Knicks on Monday. However, this did not come without immediate questions. The only center available for this game was the former Knick, Ariel Hukporti, and he, although only playing five minutes, did not impress. Hukporti was a highly regarded young bench center option.…
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Flyers Play Best Game of the Season, Still Lose in Ottawa to Stay Winless
The Flyers played their best game of the season, but it still wasn’t enough, with the Ottawa Senators holding the last-minute barrage to keep the Flyers winless in their first five games, losing 2-1 at the Canadian Tire Centre. The scoring started with a Nick Cousins tip-in, giving the Sens a 1-0 advantage. In the…
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Who Will Manage the Phillies in 2027? Breaking Down the Candidates
When Dave Dombrowski relieved Rob Thomson of his duties after a 9-19 start, he was very clear about how he saw Alex Cora. The Phillies President of Baseball Operations made his case in April, and he did not hold back. “I think Alex Cora is one of the finest managers in the game of baseball,”…
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Stephen A. Smith’s tone-deaf comment on Lane Johnson’s retirement highlights ongoing stigma surrounding mental health in sports
Lane Johnson’s retirement came at an unusual time. Just four games into the 2026 season, Johnson stepped away from football after already announcing that this would be his final year. Days earlier, he had been a late inactive against the Los Angeles Rams. But the timing should not overshadow the reason behind it. Johnson’s struggles…
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