(0:00-7:46) Dei Lynam sets the table with Nick Nurse's pregame press a snippet conference 

(7:46-18:26) The Philadelphia Inquirer's Keith Pompey joins the show to preview Sixers-Jazz.

(18:26-29:53) NBC Sports Philadelphia's Coach Lynam joins the show to preview the Sixers vs Jazz

(29:53-35:15) Dei wraps up the show with the Sixers starters 

Sylvana Kelleher is in the studio today, seeking input from Eagles fans on whether the team should pursue high-profile players in Free Agency or retain their resources to focus on building through the draft. She advocates for the Eagles to fully commit their resources in an effort to secure a second consecutive Super Bowl Championship.

As Spring Training progresses, Sylvana senses a lack of enthusiasm from the city. This may stem from the team's previous postseason disappointments or the fact that it is still early in Spring Training, with the full roster yet to find its rhythm.

In response to the breaking news regarding Myles Garrett's decision to remain with the Browns and abandon his trade request, Sylvana shares her thoughts.

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Andrew DiCecco examines the upcoming NFL Free Agency, which is set to capture significant media attention. He comments on the recent contracts awarded to Zack Baun and Saquon Barkley, asserting that both decisions were prudent, particularly emphasizing the importance of retaining a player like Baun. Additionally, rewarding Barkley signals to other athletes that the Eagles are committed to recognizing and compensating exceptional performance.

In the course of the show, Andrew will outline a list of players the Eagles should consider re-signing, including Oren Burks and Fred Johnson. He will also suggest potential targets for the team, such as Tommy Tremble and Harold Landy, both of whom could enhance the roster's depth without imposing a substantial financial burden.

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(0:00-8:28) Dei sets the table and we hear from Payton Pritchard on his historic night on Wednesday.

(8:28-17:59) We play Nick Nurse's pregame availability. 

(17:57-28:14) Dei breaks down the Sixers-Celtics rivalry the last few years & Derick White on his 40-point performance Wednesday night.

(28:14-40:25) Coach Lynam joins the show to preview Sixers At Celtics

(40:25-49:29) We hear audio from former Sixers Al Horford prior to Thursday's game.

(49:29-53:49) Dei wraps up the show with Nick Nurse pregame and the starting lineups.

Dei Lynam talks about what the Sixers need to do to get back in the win column tomorrow night against the Celtics. Matt Murphy joins the show to talk about his observations with the team. Dei reflects on how positive everyone was heading into the season. 

Injury concerns have resurfaced for the 76ers, as Guard Tyrese Maxey will miss the game against Minnesota due to a sprained lower back. Additionally, Justin Edwards has re-injured his ankle, further testing the team's depth. Coach Nick Nurse addressed these injuries and the implications for the team's roster ahead of the matchup.

Coach Jim Lynam also contributed to the discussion regarding Maxey's injury, noting the player's ongoing struggle with injuries. He expressed optimism that this period of rest will aid Maxey in recuperating from the demands of a lengthy season. Furthermore, Coach Lynam shared his insights on the team's prospects in the upcoming game against the Timberwolves.

Connor and Ricky engage in a discussion regarding the Phillies as they enter the early phases of Spring Training. Their conversation initiates with Nick Castellanos' remarks concerning the pressures confronting the team this season. Connor appreciates these comments, while Ricky contends that the team must be aware of the challenges they will encounter.

Jayson Stark joins the program to delve into the Phillies' prospects and the starting rotation. He also addresses the implementation of robo umpires, which are being trialed for the first time this spring.

(0:00-10:20) Have you accepted that the Sixers run as contenders is over?

(10:20-21:47) Podcast P still baffles Ray

(21:47-30:10) Paul George mixed messages this week & the tush push conversation 

(30:10-40:56) Is everyone tired of the tush push conversation?

(40:56-51:34) Texters check-in on the tush push & Myles Garrett likelihood of being an the Eagle.

(51:34-1:02:45) Ray gets Sean's thoughts on Myles Garrett vs Zack Baun 

(1:02:45-1:13:28) Texters join the conversation on Baun vs Garrett 

(1:13:28-1:25:40) Why aren't we positive on the Phillies?

(1:25:40-1:34:07) Phillies lack of change 

(1:34:07-1:47:35) Deebo Samuel to the Commanders & the best month in sports 

(1:47:35-2:02:13) Ray reacts to John Kincade's take on Roy Halladay & Allen Iverson. Plus, texts on the best sports month.

(0:00-7:30) Sylvana starts off the show on Joel Embiid being done for the season.

(7:30-19:47) Can Joel return to form next season?

(19:47-28:15) Are the Phillies moving the needle to win a championship, now that the expectations are even higher after an Eagles Super Bowl win.

(28:15-42:34) The standard in Philadelphia and a hater texts in on the four teams.

(42:34-52:35) We re-air the Best Show Ever's interview with NBC Sports Philadelphia's Barrett Brooks from earlier in the week.

(52:35-1:02:40) Sylvana reacts to what Barrett Brooks had to say about Zack Baun & Myles Garrett 

(1:02:40-1:11:32) The Zack Baun, Myles Garrett & Eagles defense conversation continues

(1:11:32-1:24:36) Sylvana resets the show on the trust Philadelphia has with each team. Plus, questions around the Phillies.

(1:24:36-1:32:59) The Sixers finally get a win 

(1:32:59-1:45:05) Dallas Goedert odds of returning & Phillies spring training

(1:45:05-1:54:22) Sylvana returns to the Myles Garrett conversation 

(1:54:22-2:08:27)Crossover with Ray Dunne 

Dei Lynam offers analysis on the 76ers' impressive victory over the Warriors, a result that surprised many who anticipated a win for Golden State. Quentin Grimes, however, defied expectations by scoring a career-high 44 points in the match. Additionally, Guerschon Yabuselle contributed significantly with five three-pointers, while Paul George delivered crucial plays in the final moments. Lynam emphasizes the importance of retaining both Grimes and Yabuselle for the upcoming season based on their performances.

Earlier this week, the 76ers hosted their Gala to benefit their Youth Foundation. Lynam discusses the outfits worn by various players at the event, and we hear from players like Tyrese Maxey as they share their thoughts during the occasion.