Mid-Days On The Fanatic

(0:11-14:50) Today, Anthony opens the show discussing the negativity of the fan base regarding the slow start from the Phillies and the fear of the 76ers exiting the playoffs early again. He asks, what is the root of the bad attitude? And wants the fan base to purge any negative feelings. Then, a public service announcement is played, and Andrew is welcomed to the show.  

(14:50-34:33) The conversation pivots to the Flyers and frontrunner fandoms from kids, including Anthony’s own son rooting for another city’s team. 

(34:33-59:29) The guys open the phone lines to talk to the city, including a caller who agrees with Anthony’s son about the state of the Flyers organization. Then, Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back on Ryan Howard’s three homerun game where he hit his 50th, 51st, and 52nd homeruns of the season in 2006, and Jimmy Rollins’ 20th triple of the year in 2007. 

(59:29-1:20:00) Kevin Negandhi joins the show to breakdown all things Philly sports, including the NFL draft. 

(1:20:00-1:44:41) Anthony praises Choonis’ edition of the vault today and has a conversation about boxing. Then, Anthony asks the listeners to name some Bad Motha Fathas from movies and TV to fill out a bracket as the show goes to the phone lines to talk to the city again. 

(1:44:41-2:05:58) The Cuz and Choonis talk to the city again about the Bad Motha Fatha Bracket and then discuss attendance for the Phillies this year. 

(2:05:58-2:27:35) The Bad Motha Fatha Bracket conversation continues as Anthony pleads a case for Rocky to be on the list. 

(2:27:35-3:00:25) The show wraps up with the guys talking about more bad motha fathas with the city. 

Kevin Negandhi joins the show to breakdown all things Philly sports, including the NFL draft.

Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back on Ryan Howard’s three homerun game where he hit his 50th, 51st, and 52nd homeruns of the season in 2006, and Jimmy Rollins’ 20th triple of the year in 2007. 

Today, Anthony opens the show discussing the negativity of the fan base regarding the slow start from the Phillies and the fear of the 76ers exiting the playoffs early again. He asks, what is the root of the bad attitude? And wants the fan base to purge any negative feelings. 

picture but more about beating your rivals. Then, he says Embiid may be the greatest Sixer of all-time, and pivots to a conversation about the Flyers being held hostage.  

(32:56-58:42) Anthony and Andrew open the phone lines and praise Embiid for being the most dominant Sixers they have ever seen.  Then, Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back on a red-hot start by Chris Davis in 2013 and Orel Hershiser’s record of 59 consecutive scoreless innings.  

(58:42-1:17:11) The Cuz and Choonis go right back to the phones to talk to the city about the Sixers before they have a conversation about Tyrese Maxey’s struggles.  

(1:17:11-1:39:38) The guys discuss their excitement for their live broadcast at Victory Beer Hall at Xfinity Live ahead of tomorrow’s home opener for the Phillies, and then they discuss the team’s start to this season. 

(1:39:38-2:04:36) Maddy Siegrist joins the show to discuss her legendary career at Villanova and what is next for her basketball career. Then, they discuss pets and go back to the phone lines.  

(2:04:36-2:25:36) Anthony and Andrew discuss today’s Phillies game as they look to take the series against the Yankees with Aaron Nola on the mound. Then, they debate Embiid’s place on the all-time list among all Philadelphia athletes. 

(2:25:36-2:57:15) The show wraps up with the guys debating the greatest single seasons in Philly sports history. 

Maddy Siegrist joins the show to discuss her legendary career at Villanova and what is next for her basketball career.

Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back on a red-hot start by Chris Davis in 2013 and Orel Hershiser’s record of 59 consecutive scoreless innings.  

Today, Anthony opens the show enthused with the MVP performance last night from Joel Embiid in the Sixers’ win over the Boston Celtics, and he proclaims today a day of celebration for all the teams in Philadelphia.  

(00:11-15:19) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show saying ew to the Phillies, despising the Celtics ahead of the Sixers’ matchup against them tonight, and voices his fear of what college basketball could be turning into after last night’s championship game. Then, he welcomes Andrew to get his thoughts. 

(15:19-34:38) Anthony and Andrew discuss the Phillies and Sixers before opening the phone lines, including a caller who challenges Anthony’s narrative about this year’s NCAA Tournament. 

(34:38-59:50) Anthony and Andrew fear a rainout for the Phillies’ home opener, and then they talk to the city again about the slow start by the Phils. Next, Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault, including a look back on some classic NCAA tournament championship game moments and an iconic performance by Heath Ledger as the Joker.  

(59:50-1:17:57) Jaden Springer joins the show to discuss the upcoming G-League Finals appearance for the Delaware Blue Coats. Then, the guys debate dynasties and if Philly will ever have one. 

(1:17:57-1:39:48) The Cuz and Choonis discuss the NFL Draft, the Sixers vs. Celtics game tonight, and discuss the Celtics hatred with a caller. 

(1:39:48-2:02:54) Jeff McLane from the Philadelphia Inquirer joins the show to discuss the offseason from the Eagles with under a month to go until the NFL Draft. 

(2:02:54-2:23:21) Dick Choonis reports live from the final of the food bracket championship as the pizza has an early lead over the cheesesteak. Then, Andrew discusses a report about a potential trade in the NFL involving Kirk Cousins. Next, Choonis expresses his excitement over the latest Harry Potter news. 

(2:23:21-2:55:30) The show wraps up with Anthony and Andrew discussing the state of college hoops with a few callers and crowning the pizza the champion of the 2023 food bracket. 

Jaden Springer joins the show to discuss the upcoming G-League Finals appearance for the Delaware Blue Coats.