Mid-Days On The Fanatic

Today, Anthony opens the show voicing his disgust for the current place the Flyers are in as an organization. He says it is a low point in franchise history, the New York Rangers fans taking over the Wells Fargo Center was embarrassing, and it is time for the owners to sell the team. Then, he says if you think the 76ers are a better team without Joel Embiid then you are crazy. 

(00:00-14:04) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show professing his excitement for the spring training debut of Andrew Painter and the bright future the young pitching prospect looks to have -- the phenom syndrome as the Cuz puts it. He then welcomes Andrew to get his opinion. 

(14:04-36:25) Anthony says he loves C.J. Gardner-Johnson and thanks him for his tweet seemingly directed at former defensive coordinator, Jonathan Gannon. Then, the guys talk about other anticipated former debuts for the Phillies, including Aaron Nola and Ryan Howard. 

(36:25-1:03:19) Next, Anthony reminisces on his early days in the sports media industry, and what has changed in today’s landscape. Anthony then tells a funny story about his family, takes a call, and then Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to look back on ESPY Award winners from the past.  

(1:03:19-1:24:35) Jeff McLane of the Inquirer joins the show to discuss the new hires to the staff of the Eagles, and potential offseason roster moves to come for the team. 

(1:24:35-1:46:59) The guys discuss the incoming Jalen Hurts contract with the Eagles and think it will get done soon. Then, the conversation changes towards another new report that James Harden is seriously considering a return to Houston in the offseason. 

(1:46:59-2:12:23) Cuz and Choonis open the phone lines to talk to the city about the James Harden situation, the Sixers as a whole, and the new rules in Major League Baseball.  

(2:12:23-2:36:21) Anthony and Andrew dread the thought of having to start over with the Sixers and go through another rebuild. Then they continue talking to the city about the Sixers. 

(2:36:21-) The guys finish the show excited about Andrew Painter’s spring training start, and more calls from the city. 

Jeff McLane of the Inquirer joins the show to discuss the new hires to the staff of the Eagles, and potential offseason roster moves to come for the team.

Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to look back on ESPY Award winners from the past.  

Today, Anthony opens the show professing his excitement for the spring training debut of Andrew Painter and the bright future the young pitching prospect looks to have -- the phenom syndrome as the Cuz puts it.

(00:00-12:36) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show confessing his depression after another loss by the Sixers last night and then welcomes Andrew to get his feelings on things. 

(12:36-37:16) Next, the guys talk about the Phillies roster before pivoting to a food discussion, and finishing with their frustration that Andrew Painter’s spring training debut is not being televised tomorrow. 

(37:16-1:01:43) Anthony opens the phone lines to hear from the city about last night’s loss by the Sixers, and then Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to look back on some moments from Carson Wentz, Bryce Harper, and Eric Lindros. 

(1:01:43-1:21:03) Then, the guys both breakdown the World Baseball Classic rosters and say they are excited for the tournament.  

(1:21:03-1:43:06) Cuz and Choonis go back to the phones again, including a call from a chef to help settle the hard shell versus soft shell taco debate. 

(1:43:06-2:09:41) Tim Legler from ESPN joins the show to breakdown where the Sixers stand after a tough loss last night. 

(2:09:41-2:30:40) Anthony and Andrew break down what Tim Legler just said, and then talk to the city, including one caller who says the Sixers are currently in the same spot they were in before going through The Process. 

(2:30:40-) The guys finish the show circling back to some more World Baseball Classic rosters, some Phillies discussion, and talking to the city one last time. 

Tim Legler from ESPN joins the show to breakdown where the Sixers stand after a tough loss last night.

Anthony and Andrew open today's vault to look back on Carson Wentz, Bryce Harper, and Eric Lindros.

Today, Anthony opens the show saying the Sixers loss last night is making him depressed.

(00:00-15:10) Today, Anthony opens the show voicing his frustration with the Sixers after the tough loss to the Boston Celtics over the weekend. He says he is a bit freaked out because the 76ers needed that win and could not get it done. Then welcomes Andrew to hear his thoughts. 

(15:10-36:09) Bob Cooney from The John Kincade Show joins the guys to talk about that brutal loss by the Sixers and where the team stands currently. 

(36:09-1:00:48) Next, Anthony opens the phone lines to talk to the city about the loss, before opening today’s vault to look back on some all-time calls by some legendary television commentators, including Jack Buck and Jim Nantz. 

(1:00:48-1:22:56) The guys talk to the city a little bit more, including some discussion about the Phillies roster, the new rules in baseball, and more 76ers discussion. 

(1:22:56-1:48:37) The Cuz and Choonis talk about their excitement for the baseball season ahead, and then talk to the city again. 

(1:48:37-2:09:50) The guys break down the national broadcast teams on various networks for the NBA, and then go to the phones, including a call from a referee from one of Anthony’s sons' basketball games. 

(2:09:50-2:34:57) Anthony and Andrew talk about how pumped they are for March because of their trip to Clearwater for Phillies spring training and March Madness and have a conversation with the fans again. 

(2:34:57-) The guys finish the show questioning how some fans do not enjoy the ride of a great season even if it does not end in a championship, and then welcome some callers to get their opinion on the matter.