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(00:00-13:57) – There was football on last night!
(13:57-20:40) – It seems like the national media loves Harrison Bader more than some of us.
(20:40-31:03) – The San Diego Padres were big spenders at the deadline. Some love it, some may hate it.
(31:03-45:55) – Nick Sirianni’s presser was supposed to wrap up the show, but he is under the weather, which means no presser. Andrew and Amy wrap the show up talking about Harrison Bader’s fit in this lineup.
(00:00-14:08) – ESPN trade deadline winners and losers and updated World Series odds from Vegas.
(14:08-24:00) – Today’s Headlines with Brendan Gunn.
(24:00-34:34) – There was a lot of action yesterday in baseball. Some teams got better, some didn’t do anything. Now we debate where the Phillies stand.
(34:34-42:06) – What are the Phillies telling us about Justin Crawford? Dombrowski says he’s ready for the big leagues but he also needs to play.
(00:00-14:15) – Dave Dombrowski offended everybody yesterday after some comments he said when the deadline came. Andrew shares past clips of Chuck Fletcher and John Middleton that were also offensive to fans.
(14:15-22:12) – Terry McLaurin has requested a trade from the Washington Commanders.
(22:12-33:58) - Recapping Dave Dombrowski’s presser from yesterday afternoon.
(33:58-42:52) – If you asked a player about how they felt after the trade deadline, what would they say?
(00:00-11:31) – Today on Kincade & Salciunas, Amy Fadool fills in for John. Andrew opens the show recapping the MLB Trade Deadline and the Phillies acquiring Harrison Bader from the Twins. Is he another platoon guy just like Austin Hays was last year?
(11:31-17:25) – Andrew came to a determination yesterday that pained him, and it is that the Mets will win the NL East.
(17:25-28:14) – Does it look like Justin Crawford will be getting called up soon now?
(28:14-38:30) – Checking text messages for the first time of the day and what is this Phillies lineup now?
(00:00-10:42) – Today on Kincade & Salciunas, the guys open the show reacting to the Jhoan Duran trade. Mick Abel and Eduardo Tait went the other way to the Minnesota Twins, and you don’t know who Tait is anyways.
(10:42-17:50) – Dave Dombrowski spoke last night after the trade and said that Andrew Painter was not on the table at all and that they preferred a controllable player.
(17:50-30:03) – Dave Dombrowski said that the Phillies are not done yet.
(30:03-40:53) – Are there any other players besides Andrew Painter that are untouchable? The guys also check the text line to hear reactions from the Duran trade.
(40:53-54:28) – Andrew wants a new right-handed bat in the lineup, but Dave Dombrowski said that a right-handed bat isn’t a must.
(54:28-1:03:51) – The Angels are buyers? Andrew thinks that is dumb.
(1:03:51-1:13:40) – The New York Mets and some other teams in the NL also had a busy day yesterday.
(1:13:40-1:23:28) – The Phillies are trying to improve their offense at the deadline. Can the Eagles also improve their already Super Bowl winning offense?
(1:23:28-1:37:07) – Ricky Bo joins the show to talk about the Jhoan Duran trade and what else could happen before tonight’s deadline.
(1:37:07-1:46:04) – Today’s Headlines with Brendan Gunn.
(1:46:04-1:55:58) – Let’s go through the numbers just to see how good Jhoan Duran really is.
(1:55:58-2:03:04) – Checking the latest rumors around the MLB and who the Phillies are fighting for and could get into bidding wars with.
(2:03:04-2:15:52) – Are the Phillies now on track to win the NL East?
(2:15:52-2:23:49) – Imagine never winning a championship but questioning the legitimacy of one. That’s what Daryl Morey is doing.
(2:23:49-2:36:10) – What else does Dave Dombrowski have up his sleeve?
(2:36:10-2:52:00) – Checking text messages for the final time of the day and then the Key 3 wraps up the show.
(00:00-12:48) – Are the Phillies now on track to win the NL East?
(12:48-20:45) – Imagine never winning a championship but questioning the legitimacy of one. That’s what Daryl Morey is doing.
(20:45-33:05) – What else does Dave Dombrowski have up his sleeve?
(33:05-48:55) – Checking text messages for the final time of the day and then the Key 3 wraps up the show.
(00:00-13:38) – Ricky Bo joins the show to talk about the Jhoan Duran trade and what else could happen before tonight’s deadline.
(13:38-22:35) – Today’s Headlines with Brendan Gunn.
(22:35-32:30) – Let’s go through the numbers just to see how good Jhoan Duran really is.
(32:30-39:28) – Checking the latest rumors around the MLB and who the Phillies are fighting for and could get into bidding wars with.
(00:00-13:20) – Andrew wants a new right-handed bat in the lineup, but Dave Dombrowski said that a right-handed bat isn’t a must.
(13:20-22:42) – The Angels are buyers? Andrew thinks that is dumb.
(22:42-32:31) – The New York Mets and some other teams in the NL also had a busy day yesterday.
(32:31-42:12) – The Phillies are trying to improve their offense at the deadline. Can the Eagles also improve their already Super Bowl winning offense?
(00:00-10:42) – Today on Kincade & Salciunas, the guys open the show reacting to the Jhoan Duran trade. Mick Abel and Eduardo Tait went the other way to the Minnesota Twins, and you don’t know who Tait is anyways.
(10:42-17:50) – Dave Dombrowski spoke last night after the trade and said that Andrew Painter was not on the table at all and that they preferred a controllable player.
(17:50-30:03) – Dave Dombrowski said that the Phillies are not done yet.
(30:03-40:53) – Are there any other players besides Andrew Painter that are untouchable? The guys also check the text line to hear reactions from the Duran trade.
(00:00-11:18) Today on Kincade & Salciunas, the show opens with Andrew and John praising Kyle Schwarber for another homerun, and Dave Dombrowski speaks about the danger of the trade deadline.
(11:18-17:26) What is dangerous about the trade deadline?
(17:26-28:03) Jim Bowden has the latest whispers surrounding the trade deadline.
(28:03-38:13) Would you be interested in trading for Chas McCormick.
(38:13-51:39) John is worried that Dave Dombrowski will trade away all the key prospects and leave the Phillies in baseball purgatory. Plus, the latest on the battle for the starting safety job.
(51:39-1:00:04) Jalen Hurts has another Hallmark quote – “Fatigue makes cowards of us all.”
(1:00:04-1:11:11) Texters chime in on the deadline talk. Plus, Andrew completely disagrees with something Rob Thomson said last night.
(1:11:11-1:21:00) Are ROBO umps the future.
(1:21:00-1:34:40) Adam Schefter joins the show one week into training camp.
(1:34:40-1:43:22) Andrew DiCecco joins the show to highlight what he has seen from the Birds early into training camp. Plus, in Today’s Headlines, Connor brings up a Braves pitcher who takes a shot before each start, and an overweight NFL player.
(1:43:22-1:52:47) Let’s go into DiCecco’s notebook. Plus, more on the trade deadline, and some names to watch.
(1:52:47-2:01:28) DiCecco offers the latest on the position battles in training camp.
(2:01:28-2:15:16) What’s going on at safety?
(2:15:16-2:25:03) Would you be interested in Luis Robert?
(2:25:03-2:37:06) Will Shipley is a guy DiCecco continues to have his eyes on. Plus, ranking NFL teams based on talent under the age of 25.
(2:37:06-2:53:59) DiCecco reluctantly picks his favorite Jalen Hurts quote, and then the show wraps up with the Key 3.
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Jon Marks and Andrew Salciunas bring two distinct voices and one shared passion to Philadelphia sports fans every day on 97.5 The Fanatic.
Marks is a veteran broadcaster known for his…
Salciunas combines relentless energy with the perspective of a lifelong Philadelphia fan, delivering thoughtful analysis and an authentic connection to the audience. Together, they create a fast-paced, entertaining show that captures the emotion of the city’s sports scene.
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