Mid-Days On The Fanatic

See  what important things happened on this day in Sports History in today's Audio Vault!

(00:00-11:05) Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens today's show proclaiming he is ready to turn the page on the Super Bowl loss by the Eagles. He does so by focusing on the other sports teams in the city. He says he is not ready to quit on the 76ers, he suggests a 162-game pledge for the Phillies season, questions why the Flyers did not tank for Bedard, and is excited for the Union season to begin. 

(11:05-34:01) Anthony and Andrew discuss the offseason ahead for the Eagles including some free agency decisions, before pivoting toward some Sixers talk. 

(34:01-1:00:39) The guys open the phone lines to talk to the city, including some callers discussing moving on from the Eagles season and some positive thoughts about the Sixers, and then they open The Vault to look back on some TV show theme songs of the past, including Game of Thrones, Cheers, and Friends.  

(1:00:39-1:21:45) Keith Pompey joins the show to discuss the final stretch for the 76ers after the All-Star break. 

(1:21:45-1:31:40) Then, they go back to the phones including a caller imitating Jonathan Gannon. 

(1:31:40-1:57:28) Joel Fitzgerald, the father of Chris Fitzgerald, the Temple University police officer taken way too soon, joins the show to reflect on his son’s life. 

(1:57:28-2:09:01) Anthony says sports bring us together in times of tragedy, and continue the discussion about the tragedy at Temple.  

(2:09:01-2:33:45) The guys play and give their reactions to a story AJ Brown told about Nick Sirianni, and talk to the city about the Eagles’ offseason. 

(2:33:45-3:06:35) The show finishes up looking ahead to a Sixers playoff run and what they need to do to advance out of the second round, and talk to the city along the way. 

Keith Pompey joins the show to discuss the final stretch for the 76ers after the All-Star break. 

Anthony and Andrew open The Vault to look back on some TV show theme songs of the past, including Game of Thrones, Cheers, and Friends. 

Anthony opens today's show proclaiming he is ready to turn the page on the Super Bowl loss by the Eagles. He does so by focusing on the other sports teams in the city. He says he is not ready to quit on the 76ers, he suggests a 162-game pledge for the Phillies season, questions why the Flyers did not tank for Bedard, and is excited for the Union season to begin.

(00:00-12:43) Today, Anthony opens the show stating he does not want to hear anybody or anything else blamed for the Super Bowl loss other than Jonathan Gannon, and then welcomes Andrew to see if he agrees. 

(12:43-33:45) Next, the guys talk about the debut of the new XFL, and how boring this weekend was as a sports fan. 

(-33:45-) Then, Cuz and Choonis discuss some possible defensive coordinators and free agent decisions for the Eagles before going to the phones to talk to the city. 

(48:52-59:30) Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to look back on great speeches in Philadelphia sports history in honor of Presidents’ Day. 

(59:30-1:33:20) The guys discuss standing in line to purchase items, including beer and food, and at what point is it not worth it. 

(1:33:20-2:11:02) After that, the guys continue the same conversation, and then play an unintentionally hilarious soundbite from Jonathan Gannon meeting his players in Arizona prior to opening up the phone lines again.  

(2:11:02-) The final hour of the show starts with Anthony sending his thoughts Temple University police officer, Chris Fitzgerald, and finishes with the guys touching on the NBA dunk contest, the Sixers after the All-Star break, and wanting to appreciate the regular seasons instead of skipping to the postseason all the time.  

Anthony and Andrew open today’s vault to look back on great speeches in Philadelphia sports history in honor of Presidents’ Day.

Today, Anthony opens the show stating he does not want to hear anybody or anything else blamed for the Super Bowl loss other than Jonathan Gannon.

Today on the Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony talks about the Eagles and the future of the team. Cuz opens up on the importance of sports talk radio (00:00-47:34). Today on the vault we take a listen to past and present moments in sports history. Steve Spagnuolo joins the show to talk about the Super Bowl and what his thoughts on Jalen Hurts were (47:34-1:32:15). The Cuz opens up the phone line to talk to the city (1:32:15-END). 

Steve Spagnuolo joins the show to talk about the Super Bowl and what his thoughts on Jalen Hurts were.