Everybody Hits: A show about the Philadelphia Phillies Everybody Hits

Bo Wulf and Meghan Montemurro talk about the great article that Meghan and Matt wrote on Roy Halladay's perfect game and how people that were part of it remember the game.

The guys are joined by a baseball writing legend, ESPN's Tim Kurkjian, in their ongoing quest to feel good about something. So they draft the things they miss most about baseball, but really, it's just a chance to have Tim tell everyone some hilarious stories. And he delivers.

Matt is back from paternity leave and he has devised a game to play with Bo: Are you buying or selling specific details from the rumored plans of baseball's return? We don't know much about anything, but some of the particulars sound a bit outlandish. Can all 30 teams really play in their home ballparks? Is this regional plan feasible? And, July 4? Really? Plus, Bo asks Matt about his recent conversation with J.T. Realmuto and the potential fallout.

Bo and Meghan discuss Meghan's story on the Phillies' 1982 trade that sent Larry Bowa and minor-league shortstop Ryne Sandberg to the Cubs in exchange for Iván De Jesús. We know how it turned out in real life, but ... Plus, an update on Meghan's OOTP Phillies season.

Bo and Meghan discuss some of the possibilities for a return to baseball and what it would mean for the Phillies. How would they handle prospects like Alec Bohm in such a hypothetical? Plus, an update on Meghan's OOTP stewardship ...

On this week's episode of "Everybody Hits," longtime Phillie Larry Bowa joins us. Bowa offers his thoughts on what he's doing to stay busy in quarantine, whether the Arizona/Florida plans would work, the best teammate he ever had and more. Plus, Bowa is anointed baseball's Commissioner -- what changes would he implement to improve the game?