Mid-Days On The Fanatic

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.

Today, Anthony opens the show reminiscing about The Vet and says the Nets don’t have the talent to compete with the Sixers.  

(00:11-11:34) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show obsessed with the thought of a Sixers vs. Celtics matchup in the second round, and as much as it drives him insane to admit it, the Celtics are really good. Then, he welcomes in Andrew to hear his thoughts. 

(11:34-31:19) The guys talk about rivalry games for our Philadelphia teams and what they mean to them. Then, Anthony and Andrew debate if the Sixers vs. Celtics rivalry has lost its hold in the city. 

(31:19-55:31) The Cuz and Choonis praise Bryce Harper as it was reported that he was cleared to slide as he inches closer to a return. Then, Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back at the 1997 NFL Draft. 

(55:31-1:14:33) Next, they debate if Dr. J is a hater and play a clip from him discussing Joel Embiid on March 20th. 

(1:14:33-1:39:30) The conversation about Dr. J continues and Anthony suggests it could be a money thing. Then, they go to the phone lines to hear from the city, including a caller that says we need to make amends with Julius Erving.  

(1:39:30-2:00:14) Matt Breen for the Inquirer joins the show to discuss the 76ers playoff run, being a Philly sports fan, and he chimes in on the Dr. J discussion.  

(2:00:14-2:18:19) Anthony and Andrew go right back to the phone lines, including heavy discussions focusing on Dr. J. 

(2:18:19-2:48:00) The show wraps up talking to the city about Dr. J a little bit more, and they play a clip from Dr. J saying how much Philly means to him.  

Matt Breen for the Inquirer joins the show to discuss the 76ers playoff run, being a Philly sports fan, and he chimes in on the Dr. J discussion.  

Today, Anthony opens the show obsessed with the thought of a Sixers vs. Celtics matchup in the second round, and as much as it drives him insane to admit it, the Celtics are really good. 

(00:11-11:28) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show ecstatic about the win last night from the 76ers and Tyrese Maxey’s performance because he says it will be imperative for Maxey to play this way against the Boston Celtics in the second round.  

(11:28-29:57) Anthony tells Choonis to play the Maximus clip in honor of Maxey’s great game, and then they go to the phone lines, including a caller who asks where James Harden was last night. 

(29:57-52:01) The Sixers discussion continues, and then Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including the last game from Wayne Gretzky, Mike Scmidts 500th homerun, and the 1998 NFL Draft. 

(52:01-1:12:25) Coach Jim Lynam joins the show to discuss the postseason so far for the Sixers and what to expect going forward. 

(1:12:25-1:34:04) Andrew gets Anthony’s opinion on a viral tweet regarding a child on a plane, then they discuss the situation with a caller as well. 

(1:34:04-1:56:46) Eric Snow joins the show to reflect on the 2001 Sixers team and break down the chances of this year’s team making a similar run. 

(1:56:46-2:19:46) The guys discuss when the term “the nail” started in the NBA, and other terms used in various sports. Then they talk to the city on the phones, including a caller critical of Doc Rivers. 

(2:19:46-2:49:50) Jeff McLane from the Inquirer joins the show to break down the new contract for Jalen Hurts. Then, the show wraps up with the Cuz and Choonis discussing if Hurts should show more personality to the city. 

Jeff McLane from the Inquirer joins the show to break down the new contract for Jalen Hurts.

Eric Snow joins the show to reflect on the 2001 Sixers team and break down the chances of this year’s team making a similar run.

Coach Jim Lynam joins the show to discuss the postseason so far for the Sixers and what to expect going forward.

Anthony and Andrew open today’s vaul, including the last game from Wayne Gretzky, Mike Scmidts 500th homerun, and the 1998 NFL Draft.