Brendan opens the discussion by questioning the lack of enthusiasm among fans regarding the Phillies' dominance over weaker teams. Given that the top team in the league is expected to perform well against lower-ranked opponents, one would think this would elicit excitement. The conversation also shifts to a comparison of the impressive performances of Jesus Luzardo and Kyle Schwarber.

 In a celebratory tone, we reflect on the Eagles' ability to continue utilizing the Tush Push strategy in the upcoming season. Additionally, we express our gratitude to Nick Sirianni for his contributions to the team as he signs a new contract, and we look forward to the promising future ahead.

Furthermore, the NFL has announced that players will be allowed to compete in the 2028 Olympics, prompting us to consider which athletes could form a competitive team for the games.

Connor says the fans have to continue to elevate Hurts and raise the bar for what we expect from him in his development

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Connor wants to see Hurts make the leap to ALL TIME level player; more than just SB MVP.

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Connor and Ricky react to a caller saying half the league’s quarterbacks would “dominate” in the Eagles system.

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Connor and Ricky discuss Jayson Stark’s MLB All Quarter Century Team.

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Connor and Ricky discuss Jayson Stark’s MLB All Quarter Century Team.

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Ricky thinks Hurts has more to prove. Connor thinks Hurts needs to be the best player on the Eagles at some point; can he do it?  

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Ricky thinks Hurts needs to be the best offensive player on the team next season.

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Connor, Ricky and Sylvanna wrap up the Hurts conversation; where do you stand?

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Connor, Ricky and Sylvanna discuss what Hurts can add to his arsenal.

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Connor and Ricky discussed the Phillies recent surge-can they keep this up?

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Connor and Ricky discuss the possibility of the Phillies winning 100 games this season-can they do it?

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Ricky talks about how difficult it REALLY is to win 100 games in the MLB. Ricky is mad the Phillies play the Blue Jays twice.

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Connor wants to see the Eagles in a pass first offense; does Jalen Hurts have more to prove?

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The New York Knicks squandered a late lead in the fourth quarter against the Indiana Pacers during the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals. Connor found satisfaction in the outcome, as he was watching the Knicks with a sense of disdain.

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In Ohio, a 24-year-old individual was competing in high school sports, having falsely claimed to be younger. Ironically, despite his age advantage, he failed to secure a spot on the varsity team and was relegated to the junior varsity squad.

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The Phillies achieved a sweep against the Rockies, marking their seventh consecutive victory. Connor wonders why the enthusiasm among fans appears to be less than he anticipated.

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The results of our Twitter poll are in, and Jeff Lurie emerged as the clear winner. Additionally, we continue to discuss the Phillies' recent victory over the Colorado Rockies.

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Connor posed a question about which local sports team each person would choose to own, revealing that Andrew would select the Eagles, Sylvana the Phillies, and Connor himself the 76ers.

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Jeff Lurie has been at the helm of the Eagles for over thirty years, and discussions arise about the future leadership of the team, particularly regarding his son Julian, who is anticipated to take over when the time comes.

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Fans often seek complete transparency regarding their teams, and the conversation shifts to the 76ers, who have been criticized for their lack of openness. Connor acknowledges the fans' desire for information but argues that not every detail about the teams needs to be disclosed.

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As the Eagles prepare to commence their OTA sessions next week, Andrew shares his expectations for both the OTAs and the upcoming Training Camp, highlighting key aspects he will be monitoring during this critical period.

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Josh Harris has created a divide among Philadelphia fans due to his ownership of both the Devils and the Commanders, leading to concerns about his commitment to the 76ers. While Connor offers a defense of Harris's role with the Sixers, it remains uncertain whether his arguments will sway public opinion.

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Andrew, filling in for Ricky, shares his thoughts on the recent decision not to ban the Tush Push, providing context on the voting process that ultimately fell short.

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The crew discusses an analogy made by Jeff Lurie during the owners' meeting regarding the Tush Push ban, noting that it seemed out of place for such a formal setting.

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Shifting the focus to Philadelphia's sports ownership, the conversation turns to the Flyers. Although they are currently undergoing a rebuild, it is essential to evaluate their ownership and its implications for the team's future.

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Today, we turn our attention to the owners of the local sports teams in Philadelphia. Jeff Lurie, the owner of the Eagles, notably defended the controversial Tush Push play, making comments that, while unusual, ultimately succeeded in preventing its ban.

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In a related discussion, we have opened a Twitter poll inviting fans to vote for the best owner in Philadelphia, with Lurie currently leading by a significant margin.

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In baseball news, Bryce Harper's performance has notably improved since he cut his hair, with Connor asserting that he remains the team's MVP, even as Kyle Schwarber enjoys a strong season.

(27:41-37:13)

However, the Phillies' bullpen still requires bolstering, as the current depth is insufficient. Andrew DiCecco advocates for the addition of a veteran player, believing that such a move would greatly benefit the team.

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Philly Sports Tonight With Kevin Cooney  | The Tush Push Prevails...For Now

Kevin Cooney and Sean Rodman discuss the NFL coming to terms with allowing the tush push to survive another season; Kevin thinks this is just the beginning and that the discussion will open up once again sometime in the future.

Kevin believes the Phillies beating the bad teams is exactly what they are supposed to do...fans criticizing them for it is strange