Mid-Days On The Fanatic

Today, 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, and he is impressed with Tobias Harris' play in the playoffs so far. 

Anthony opens the show discussing how this could be the Sixers year, and compares them to the Bucks the year they finally won it, since people started doubting the Bucks that year too (0:00).

They continue the Sixers conversation, and why this could be their year, hype us up with The Bells and Sixers highlights, and then get to the phones to see how the people are feeling (12:26). 

They go into the Audio Vault with Ray Dunne, to relive great Sixers playoff moments through history (41:20).

They take more of your calls, and continue to try to get people hyped for the Sixers playoffs (54:06)

Charlie Manuel joins the show to discuss the Phillies slow start with Anthony (1:38:34).

They take more calls about the Sixers (2:02:55).

TV Todd hops on to give out some tips on what people should be watching this weekend (2:11:58)

Tim Legler joins the show to discuss the upcoming Sixers Nets series, Embiid as MVP, and look ahead to what many believe will be a Sixers Celtics series in the 2nd round (2:26:20).

Tim Legler joined Anthony to preview Sixers vs Nets and the rest of the playoffs!

Charlie Manuel hops on with Anthony Gargano to talk Phillies

In today's Vault, they replayed great Sixers Playoff memories from the past!

Anthony opened up his show discussing how he sees parallels between this Sixers team, and the Bucks one that won it all a few years back.  

(00:11-11:09) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens this special 76ers Round Table edition of the show setting the table for the playoff run for the Sixers, which starts this Saturday versus the Brooklyn Nets.  

(11:09-33:11) Anthony and Andrew discuss Sixers teams of the past and former players that would fit well in today’s game. Then, they agree that if 76ers lose to the Nets, they’ll be done with the team, but they say there is no way that happens. 

(33:11-56:46) John Brazer, the director of fun and games for the Phillies, joins the show to discuss the opening weeks for the Phillies and what to expect for the remainder of the season down at the ballpark. Then, Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to take a trip down memory lane by playing all-time classic 76ers moments, and are joined by special guest, Tyrone Johnson from The Best Show Ever.  

(56:46-1:19:36) The conversation with Tyrone continues and they debate the start time for the 76ers’ playoff opener on Saturday. Next, they discuss a potential Sixers vs. Celtics matchup in the second round.  

(1:19:36-1:39:45) David Adelman and Tad Brown from the 76ers’ front office join the show to discuss the organization, a potential new arena, and the playoff run ahead.  

(1:39:45-2:04:28) Bob Cooney from The John Kincade Show joins the show to breakdown his perspective on the playoff run ahead for the Sixers and says this is the best team since The Process era began.  

(2:04:28-2:27:12) The conversation with Bob continues and they all agree it is going to come down to beating Boston to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. Next, Devon Givens joins the show to give an insider perspective on the postseason for this 76ers squad. 

(2:27:12-2:57:13) The show wraps up with the discussion continuing with Devon and Bob as they make their predictions for the first-round matchup against the Nets and analyze Doc Rivers’ coaching tenure with the Sixers. 

David Adelman and Tad Brown from the 76ers’ front office join the show to discuss the organization, a potential new arena, and the playoff run ahead. 

Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to take a trip down memory lane by playing all-time classic 76ers moments, and are joined by special guest, Tyrone Johnson from The Best Show Ever.  

John Brazer, the director of fun and games for the Phillies, joins the show to discuss the opening weeks for the Phillies and what to expect for the remainder of the season down at the ballpark.