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David Pollack from ESPN joins the show to give a national insider’s perspective on the upcoming NFL Draft.
Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back at the 1994 and 2004 NFL Drafts.
Today, Anthony opens the show telling Choonis to play the song after the first playoff sweep by the 76ers since 1991, and then he gives his take on the Derrick Henry rumors.
Today on the Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony starts the show showing his enthusiasm for the Sixers as they beat the Nets last night now leading 3-0 (00:00-12:36). The Cuz goes to the Phones to get the cities reaction (12:36-40:06). Keith Pompey covers the Sixers for the Philadelphia Inquirer, and joins Anthony to talk about last nights game (40:06-1:03:03). The Cuz goes back to the phones (1:03:03-2:20:09). Tim Legler joins the show to talk about the Sixers Nets game last night and goes into more detail on Embiid’s kick to Claxton (2:20:09-END).
Tim Legler joins the show to talk about the Sixers Nets game last night and goes into more detail on Embiid’s kick to Claxton.
Keith Pompey covers the Sixers for the Philadelphia Inquirer, and joins Anthony to talk about last nights game.
Anthony opens up the show excited over the Sixers' win last night
(00:11-13:23) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show reminiscing about The Vet and says the Nets don’t have the talent to compete with the Sixers. Then, he welcomes Andrew to hear his thoughts.
(13:23-31:29) Anthony reads a message he got from an NFL insider that said the Eagles control the draft and Cuz restates his love for Bijan Robinson. Then, Anthony and Andrew discuss the idea of acquiring Austin Ekeler and how Howie Roseman is at the top of his craft right now as GM.
(31:29-56:09) The Cuz and Choonis do a little baseball talk, including the news of the Oakland A’s moving to Las Vegas. Then, Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back to when the Eagles drafted Jermane Mayberry and Brian Dawkins in the 1996 NFL Draft.
(56:09-1:16:26) Kevin Negandhi from ESPN and ABC joins the show to discuss the performance from the Sixers in the playoffs so far and what to expect going forward, and a little bit on the NFL Draft.
(1:16:26-1:38:02) The guys play the audio of Dr. J allegedly being critical of Joel Embiid again and break it down clip by clip. Then, they open the phone lines to hear from the city about their thoughts on the matter.
(1:38:02-2:00:25) The conversation about Julius Erving continues with the city, including a call from Anthony’s cousin Joey who gives his opinion.
(2:00:25-2:23:05) Anthony and Andrew discuss their favorite food creations, or “munchies,” if you will, on this fine April 20th day. Next, the talk to the city again, including more debates surrounding Dr. J. Then, Andrew read a quote from Adrian Wojnarowski regarding James Harden’s future and Anthony predicts that he’ll be in Houston next year.
(2:23:05-2:52:12) The show wraps up with the director of fun and games for the Phillies, John Brazer, joining the show to discuss the upcoming home stand. Finally, the guys go to the phones one last time with some listeners still wanting to voice their opinions on Dr. J.
The director of fun and games for the Phillies, John Brazer, joins the show to discuss the upcoming home stand.
Kevin Negandhi from ESPN and ABC joins the show to discuss the performance from the Sixers in the playoffs so far and what to expect going forward, and a little bit on the NFL Draft.
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