Mid-Days On The Fanatic

(00:00-20:31) Amy is anti-red jerseys for the Sixers. The Sixers have to take advantage of the Knicks’ lack of depth, especially in the frontcourt.  Bob flips his question, what can the Sixers NOT do tonight?

(20:46-33:44)  Tyrone hops on to weigh in on Joel Embiid shouldering the load. Nick Nurse comes into question. The fan discrepancy is unfortunate, but fans aren’t all to blame.

(33:58-39:31) Ricky Bottalico is better off pitching than hitting. 

(00:00-19:16) We’ll learn a lot about the Sixers’ personnel tonight, who will show up and who will turtle? Bob asks what fans want to see in game 5.

(19:30-33:13) The word apathy is being thrown around surrounding the Sixers game 5. Why have the Sixers continuously squandered early leads?

(33:28- 42:26) Who likes short shorts? Bob likes short shorts, see-through short shorts! Amy lays out her blueprint for a Sixers win.

(00:00-22:14) Amy Fadool is on with Bob Cooney and they’re asking if the Sixers can out-effort the Knicks after going down 3-1. Then breaking news, Joel Embiid is QUESTIONABLE with a migraine!

(22:35-34:29) Bob keeps bringing up how close these games have been, but Amy says it’s always felt like the Knicks have been in control. The main reason for that? Effort.

(34:44-42:01) The team discusses Nick Nurse’s role in this series

Bob Cooney is joined by Amy Fadool and Ray Dunne as he shares all of the things that went wrong for the Sixers following their loss and going down now 3-1 in their series with the Knicks.

Bob and Amy talk about Joel Embiid’s fourth quarter performance and break down stats from yesterday’s game.  They open up the phone lines to hear from fans and their opinions.

The calls continue as Bob and Amy continue their discussion of what makes a winning organization and why the Sixers don’t have one.

There were quite a few miscues between the Sixers during series, especially yesterday. Bob and Amy also talk about their failure to rebound and the small ball lineup.

Bob goes to the phones to hear from all the fans that are calling in to share their frustrations.

The show continues with sharing some positives from the weekend, those being the Phillies and the NFL draft. The phone calls continue.

Bob and Amy break down the fourth quarter and go through the plays that stood out to them. They also compare the Sixers and Knicks organizations as a whole.

The Sixers failed to take advantage of Jalen Brunson on the bench and it sums up the series. The Sixers had opportunities they failed to take advantage of.

The phone lines light up as Bob goes to hear more from the frustrated Sixers games.

Game 4 was the game that the Sixers actually lost, it felt like. Callers share their answers for what the most frustrating part of yesterday’s game was.

The phone calls continue. Knicks fans were too comfortable overpowering the Wells Fargo Center.

The show wraps up with Bob and Amy giving their final thoughts on game 4.

(0:00-20:17) Game 4 was the game that the Sixers actually lost, it felt like. Callers share their answers for what the most frustrating part of yesterday’s game was.

(20:31-35:34) The phone calls continue. Knicks fans were too comfortable overpowering the Wells Fargo Center.

(35:49-39:26) The show wraps up with Bob and Amy giving their final thoughts on game 4. 

(0:00-19:47) Bob and Amy break down the fourth quarter and go through the plays that stood out to them. They also compare the Sixers and Knicks organizations as a whole.

(20:01-32:08) The Sixers failed to take advantage of Jalen Brunson on the bench and it sums up the series. The Sixers had opportunities they failed to take advantage of.

(32:23-40:06) The phone lines light up as Bob goes to hear more from the frustrated Sixers games.

(0:00-20:31) There were quite a few miscues between the Sixers during series, especially yesterday. Bob and Amy also talk about their failure to rebound and the small ball lineup.

(20:45-35:48) Bob goes to the phones to hear from all the fans that are calling in to share their frustrations.

(35:52-44:48) The show continues with sharing some positives from the weekend, those being the Phillies and the NFL draft. The phone calls continue.

(0:00-19:07) Bob Cooney is joined by Amy Fadool and Ray Dunne as he shares all of the things that went wrong for the Sixers following their loss and going down now 3-1 in their series with the Knicks.

(19:21-34:17) Bob and Amy talk about Joel Embiid’s fourth quarter performance and break down stats from yesterday’s game.  They open up the phone lines to hear from fans and their opinions.

(34:32-41:11) The calls continue as Bob and Amy continue their discussion of what makes a winning organization and why the Sixers don’t have one.

(0:00 – 19:47) Bob Cooney, Bill Colarulo, and Tom Alvord are in and breakdown the crazy day in Philadelphia Sports yesterday.

(20:01 – 34:29) Joel Embiid is truly something special. The guys reflect on him dominating while battling through injuries.

(34:43 – 42:42) Where should the Eagles go in the 2nd rd of the NFL Draft?

(42:57 – 1:03:05) How do the Sixers continue to improve as they look to even up the series?

(1:03:20 – 1:16:35) We go to the phones and get your reactions to Embiid’s 50 point night

(1:16:50 – 1:26:37) What are the biggest need for the Eagles as we head into the 2nd and 3rd rounds

(1:26:52 – 1:44:22) How do you feel about the physical nature of this Sixers vs Knicks

(1:44:36 – 1:57:17) The Phillies have been rolling lately and all has to do with how great the Phillies starting pitching has been.

(1:57:31 – 203:37) The Knicks bench players returned to earth a little bit last night. Can the Sixers role players continue to improve through the series?

(2:03:52 – 2:24:05) We dive into some of Nick Nurse’s post games comments after a Game 2 win .  

(2:24:19 – 2:36:38) We hit the text lines for move reactions about yesterday in Philly sport

(2:37:00 – 2:43:23) We finish up the show with our expectations for the weekend.

We dive into some of Nick Nurse’s post games comments after a Game 2 win .  

We hit the text lines for move reactions about yesterday in Philly sport

We finish up the show with our expectations for the weekend