Philly Sports Tonight With Pat Egan FANATIC

Pat Egan hosts an abbreviated show where he opens talking about the Flyers last game of the regular season and what has to go right for them to make the playoffs. He then replays Daryl Morey's conversation with Bob Cooney and Amy Fadool earlier today on 97.5 Middays.

Pat Egan opens the show remembering Jackie Robinson and ask what great athlete do you wish you got to experience in real time? He also poses the question as to which Philly sports team has you the most worried right now? Plus, Devonta Smith gets extended, the Phillies walk it off over the Rockies.

Pat Egan hosts an abbreviated show before Flyers hockey talking about their demise, his opinion on it and his stance on John Tortorella's coaching. He also replays Adam Schefter's interview from Wednesday on the Kincade and Salciunas morning show and reacts to it.

Tom Alvord fills in for Pat Egan today.  He is joined by Andrew DiCecco for the first hour then gets into talk about the Phillies, Flyers and Sixers.

Pat Egan hosts tonight's edition of Philly Sports Tonight!

Pat starts the show recapping a huge weekend in sports, not just in Philly, but with a Philly tie. Dawn Staley capped off another championship season in a groundbreaking championship game against Iowa's Caitlyn Clark.  Pat believes the men's side of college basketball could take a page or two out of the women's side and tries to diagnose the downtick in interest towards men's college hoops.

He then recaps an exciting weekend in Philly with Wrestlemania in town before turning to the Phillies and Johan Rojas.  Sure Johan Rojas isn't hitting well, but he is NOT the person to point fingers at currently.

Then to close the show Pat gives praise to Nick Nurse and replays Keith Pompey when he joined the Best Show Ever earlier.

On Philly Sports Tonight, Pat Egan shares his frustrations with all the blame of the Phillies' slow start being put on Rojas. Pat goes into depth as to why everyone needs to relax as the season just began. Earlier in the day Marc Jackson was on the Best Show Ever as we take a listen to that full interview.