(0:00- 12:14) Conner and Ricky open the hour talking about the Phillies lineup for tonight. Then they analyze it.

(12:20 – 21:28) Conner and Rickey talk about pitchers changing hair styles, then they talk about the Phillies and Bryce Harper returning to play.

(21:35 – 31:59) Andrew DiCecco joins the show to talk about Vic Fangio’s press conference.

(32:13 – 42:30) Conner and Ricky talk more about Jeff Hoffman and Jordan Romano swapped.

(0:00- 10:41) Conner Ricky wrap up the conversation with Bill then they shift to comparing Jordan Romano with Jeff Hoffman.

(10:48 – 20:09)  Conner Ricky discuss what Vic Fangio said during his press conference earlier this afternoon.

(20:16 – 30:24) They read the twitter poll about Jordan Romano with Jeff Hoffman. Then they compare them.

(30:38 – 37:59) Conner and Ricky talk about the Phillies playing tonight and Zack Wheeler being out of tonight’s game.

(0:00- 08:14) Bill Colarulo joins Conner and Rickey to announce their new show starting next Monday called Unfiltered With Ricky Bo and Bill Colarulo

(08:22 – 17:53) Conner Ricky and Bill  talk about Phillies trading, would you Trade Romano for Hoffman

(18:00 – 28:15) Conner Ricky and Bill talk about the Eagles do they have more to prove this year?

(28:28 – 37:27) ) Bill talks about what he wants to accomplish with the new show and Ricky jumps in to join the conversation. 

Scott Lauber joins The Afternoon Show to discuss the Phillies recent lineup and bullpen changes, their skid against the Milwaukee Brewers and what moves they can make in the month of June.

Connor, Ricky and Sylvana react to former Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagle Ronald Darby retiring, Aaron Nola on IL, Seth Johnson getting the call up and Tijuan Walker being put in the bullpen.

Connor, Ricky and Sylvana react to the Phillies getting WAXED by the Brewers this past weekend to end the month of May. This roster has lots of holes…where do they begin to fix it? Mick Abel will be on the mound this week too.

Mike McGarry from AC Press joins Kevin to discuss the Phillies, Bryce Harper and the bullpen. Keith Pompey joins Kevin to discuss the Sixers, Embiid and the upcoming NBA draft. The Eagles still have lots of holes to fill. 

(0:00-7:50) Phillies bullpen continues to be a glaring weakness 

(7:50-16:31) How many bullpen arms do you believe in right now?

(16:31-31:28) Is this Phillies team different from last year?

(31:28-37:41) Can Ranger be traded for bullpen help?

(37:41-48:07) Is Nola the odd man out to be moved to the bullpen?

(48:07-56:08) Are the Sixers miles away or closer than people think from the Thunder and Pacers 

(56:08-1:07:16) Is Maxey on Haliburton's level? Plus, the Phillies are listening to Mike Gill, and make a move he suggested in the 9 O'clock hour

(1:07:16-1:18:32) Maxey-Haliburton conversation continues & the Phillies Sunday lineup is out

(1:18:32-1:30:08) Sports Illustrated's John McMullen joins the show on the impact of the Bryce Huff departure

(1:30:08-1:37:07) Phillies lineup concerns 

(1:37:07-1:48:17) Does Justin Crawford fit in with the 2025 Phillies?

(1:48:17-1:57:13) 

(1:57:13-2:10:03) Kevin Cooney joins Mike Gill for a crossover on all things Phillies 

Ray observes that the Phillies appear content with moving Tijuana Walker to the bullpen, viewing it as an internal upgrade. However, he argues that this adjustment alone will not suffice, and the team must pursue an external acquisition to bolster their roster. Additionally, with JT Realmuto's contract nearing its expiration, Ray believes it is time to initiate discussions for a new deal, especially after hearing insights from Jayson Stark earlier in the week.

As the Eagles commence their OTAs this week, Ray expresses concerns regarding the safety position. He advocates for the signing of Justin Simmons to bring in a veteran presence, prompting him to question whether the team has allocated too much of its budget towards the offense at the expense of the defense.

The Eagles experienced a significant loss of over 4,000 defensive snaps during the offseason, raising questions about whether these departures are being underestimated as the team aims to defend its championship title. With key players gone, it will be crucial for others to rise to the occasion, and several individuals have the potential to emerge as breakout stars this season.

In contrast, the Phillies opted for a steady approach this offseason, making no substantial roster changes. This leads to the critical question of whether their current lineup, rotation, and bullpen are sufficient to secure a World Series title this year, or if further enhancements will be necessary to bolster their chances.