It's Always Something in Philadelphia

Kenny and Alec discuss a very important addition for a certain Philadelphia sports team, then they break down exactly why the Sixers stink without Joel Embiid.

The Eagles are telegraphing what they want most in their next head coach, so Kenny and Alec take some mailbag questions to lighten the mood. Then they talk about Dave Dombrowski's biggest move for the Phillies so far. Lastly, Daryl Morey failed to pull off a certain move, so the dyad has to discuss what the Sixers' next move is.

Kenny and Alec react to the stunning news of Doug Pederson's firing, Jeffrey Jurie's comments on the move, and where the Eagles go from here. Then they try to make sense of the Phillies' offseason (especially in comparison to their peers) and whatever the 76ers can put out for the next few weeks.

Kenny and Alec tie a bow on the worst Eagles season in recent memory, and then preview what expects to be a pivotal offseason while answering some Mailbag questions. Then they relish in the Sixers' scorching hot start, and get giddy about what Daryl Morey could do to improve the roster.

Everything around Jalen Hurts is gloomy, and the Sixers can't win without Joel Embiid. Alec expounds on his James Harden article, and then he and Kenny try to be Mr. Brightside about the Phillies.

Is Jalen Hurts the franchise QB? How far can the Sixers go this season? Kenny and Alec answer that and much more on this week's episode.

Jalen Hurts stuns the Saints, a Sixers preseason wish list, and more measured takes about the Dave Dombrowski era in Philly.

The Eagles can't string together a drive, and their QB situation is now in flux. Meanwhile, Phillies owner John Middleton gives up on spending big money this offseason.

Kenny and Alec's maiden voyage starts with a look at the Sixers' wild offseason. They get into all the hires, trades, draft picks and signings, and how they all set the Sixers up for the 2020-21 season.

The Phillies re-sign some free agents, Carson Wentz gets benched, and James Harden adds the Sixers to his wish list. Should Daryl Morey pull the trigger?