Philly Sports Tonight With Pat Egan FANATIC

Anthony SanFilippo joins Kevin Cooney to talk all things Flyers. SanFilippo theorizes what might have led to Michkov coming over earlier than initial reports, what fans should expect from Michkov, but also reminds fans that the Flyers still have a lot of work to be done around the 19 year old phenom.

Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer joins Kevin Cooney to talk all things 76ers. Keith tries to make sense of the recent conflicting reports regarding the 76ers interest in Paul George. Pompey goes on to weigh the 76ers other options, if they will make a pick in this year's draft, and what might happen with Joel Embiid if they 76ers are unable to make a splash this offseason.

Kevin Cooney hosts Philly Sports Tonight with a star studded cast of guests.

First Cooney opens up with the Phillies reacting to Cristopher Sanchez's extension and the Phillies streaking. With the extension of Sanchez, will the Phillies look to extend Ranger Suarez.

Kevin then turns his attention to the NBA Draft and the 76ers offseason. Keith Pompey joins the show to look ahead to the draft and the offseason. Keith puts out a warning, if the Sixers don't make a big move, Joel Embiid WILL get impatient.

Kevin reacts to Keith Pompey and weighs the 76es offseason options before turning it over to the Flyers.

Anthony Sanfilippo joins Kevin to talk Flyers and specifically Matvei Michkov. Sanfilippo reminds Flyers fans there's still a lot of work to be done, but also compares Michkov to one of the greatest players the NHL has ever seen.

Mike Kern joins Kevin later to talk all things Philly Sports and weighs all the front offices in Philadelphia with a little dash of Villanova talk.

Kevin & Josh nominate songs to be the new "Dancing on my Own" for the Phillies and Kevin reacts to the Phillies 8-1 win over the Tigers.

Tom Alvord hosts this edition of Philly Sports Tonight and is joined by Birds Insider Andrew DiCecco for the first hour. DiCecco answers a few big questions surrounding this Eagles team:

What's this team's biggest strength? Biggest weakness?

What was the single most impactful move this offseason?

What's a fair expectation for the defense?

Is it a disappointment if the Eagles don't win the NFC East?

Then later in the show Tom gets into a myriad of 76ers rumors. Shams reported earlier the 76ers interest is waning in regards to Paul George. Is this just a smoke screen or do they have another plan? And if they don't go after Paul George, who do they turn to?

Later Tom gets to the Phillies and plays back a list of names Jayson Stark mentioned in regards to outfielders the Phillies may look to acquire.  

Then it's time for 'It Could be Worse!', where Tom and Josh look at different teams around the league and how they have it worse than our teams in Philadelphia.

Kevin Cooney hosts this edition of Philly Sports Tonight and is very confident the Phillies acquire an outfielder before the trade deadline. It's only a matter of who, not if they do it.

Kevin remembers a legend in Willie Mays.

Then 76ers offseason, Kevin explores the possibility of OG Anunoby and the freedom it gives Daryl Morey to acquire more pieces around him.

The show closes out with trade deadline talk, specifically the pros & cons of Luis Robert and Randy Arozarena. 

Ray Dunne hosts this edition of Philly Sports Tonight and has a very simple question for Phillies fans. Do you think about the Atlanta Braves? Brian Snitker still has his eyes set on the NL East.

Rafael Marchan has looked pretty good, do the Phillies have a backup catcher problem?

Then Ray turns to the Sixers. In the shadows of the Celtics Finals win Ray wonders if the 76ers can close the gap on them in one offseason. Also, did the NBA playoffs suck?

Looking at the Eagles, it feels like they have an easy path to an NFC East title, but is that their greatest strength?

The Phillies walk it off against the Padres! Ray reacts and closes out the show.