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Today, Anthony opens the show annoyed with the narrative that Joel Embiid was ducking Nikola Jokic last night, and says the goal for the 76ers should be to enter the postseason with a healthy Embiid and James Harden.
(00:11-14:28) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show breaking down the rough weekend for the Philadelphia 76ers. He questions the roster construction, and, more specifically, the lack up a backup point guard on the roster now that James Harden is missing time. Ultimately, he says this is the year they need to make it out of the second round in the playoffs – no excuses. Then, he welcomes Andrew to get his side on things.
(14:28-32:41) Anthony and Andrew debate the state of the Flyers as an organization and compare their ownership situation to the rest of the major professional teams in the city. Then, the conversation pivots to the Phillies and their banged-up roster heading into opening day.
(32:41-52:38) The Cuz and Choonis discuss the news of Lamar Jackson requesting a trade and the fanbases opinion on the Eagles potentially signing Ezekiel Elliott. Next, Anthony and Andrew open today’s edition of the vault, including some famous birthdays and Harry Kalas introducing an opening day at Citizens Bank Park for the first time in 2004.
(52:38-1:17:45) Keith Pompey, who covers the 76ers for the Philadelphia Inquirer, joins the show to discuss the current state of the team just weeks away from the NBA playoffs.
(1:17:45-1:40:29) Anthony and Andrew breakdown what Keith Pompey just said, and the lack of depth at point guard for the Sixers, and then they open the phones lines to talk to the city about the Phillies, Eagles, and Sixers.
(1:40:29-2:01:31) The guys discuss the latest NFL betting odds that were recently released, including Super Bowl favorites, the total wins number for the Eagles, MVP, and Coach of the Year.
(2:01:31-2:20:52) Anthony and Andrew pick their all-time Phillies team across all positions.
(2:20:52-END) Today’s show wraps up with the Cuz and Choonis continuing the debate about their all-time Phillies team, while talking to the city about some of their teams as well.
Keith Pompey, who covers the 76ers for the Philadelphia Inquirer, joins the show to discuss the current state of the team just weeks away from the NBA playoffs.
Anthony and Andrew open today’s edition of the vault, including some famous birthdays and Harry Kalas introducing an opening day at Citizens Bank Park for the first time in 2004.
Today, Anthony opens the show breaking down the rough weekend for the Philadelphia 76ers. He questions the roster construction, and, more specifically, the lack up a backup point guard on the roster now that James Harden is missing time. Ultimately, he says this is the year they need to make it out of the second round in the playoffs – no excuses.
Today on the Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens up the show talking about Rhys Hoskins’ injury and what the Philles could do as a solution. The Cuz brings up the talk about Ezekiel Elliott being interested in the Eagles (00:00-43:33). The Cuz goes back to the polls to talk about the food madness and there is a kebab upset over egg rolls. Today’s vault is Rhys Hoskins highlights and the best moments in sports history and present. The Cuz opens the phone lines to talk to the city (43:33-1:29:08). The Cuz continues to talk to the city about staying loyal to your teams (1:29:08-2:16:27). The Cuz talks about his March Madness picks and continues to give his thoughts on the Sixers as they play tonight (2:16:27-END).
Today's Vault we listen to highlights of Rhys Hoskins and moments in sports history past and present.
Anthony opens up the show talking about the Phillies without Hoskins and Ezekiel Elliott considering the Eagles
(00:11-13:12) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show saying the Sixers getting the second seed in the Eastern Conference is imperative to beating the Boston Celtics since the 76ers would have home-court in that series, and then he declares that baseball is back in the city of Philadelphia and amongst the youth. Then, he welcomes Choonis to get his opinion.
(13:12-33:14) Anthony and Andrew debate if baseball is gaining popularity with the kids again, and the new pitch clock in Major League Baseball.
(33:14-54:12) The baseball discussion continues, and then Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to look back on random stats in sports history, including the longest kickoff return in Super Bowl history and a triple-double by Draymond Green without scoring a point.
(54:12-1:14:43) Anthony brings up an insane stat line from James Harden from a previous team, and then he opens the phone lines to talk to the city about youth baseball.
(1:14:43-1:36:38) Anthony and Andrew debate the food bracket yet again, and if one item should have been seeded higher, and then they talk to the city again about baseball’s popularity.
(1:36:38-2:00:44) Kevin Negandhi of ESPN and ABC joins the show to help with the food bracket, discuss the upcoming season for the Phillies, and the idea of the Eagles drafting Bijan Robinson.
(2:00:44-2:24:10) The food bracket breakdown continues, and then talk to some listeners about the bracket as well as the Sixers and Eagles.
(2:24:10-) Rhys Hoskins’ injury news breaks on the show, and then they wrap up today’s show discussing that and talking to the city one last time.
Kevin Negandhi of ESPN and ABC joins the show to help with the food bracket, discuss the upcoming season for the Phillies, and the idea of the Eagles drafting Bijan Robinson.
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