Mid-Days On The Fanatic

Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony reacts to the 14th no-hitter thrown in Phillies history last night by Michael Lorenzen.

Andrew Salciunas opens the vault to play clips from all the no-hitters thrown in Phillies history documented with audio.

Plus, Anthony has conversations with Tom McCarthy, Charlie Manuel, a John Brazer.

John Brazer, the director of fun and games for the Phillies, shares his thoughts on Michael Lorenzen's no-hitter, and shares some details about this upcoming alumni weekend. 

Charlie Manuel, who was at Citizens Bank Park last night, reacts to Michael Lorenzen's no-hitter.

Tom McCarthy, who was on the call for NBC Sports Philly, gives his thoughts on Michael Lorenzen's no-hitter.

Andrew opens the vault to look back on the few no-hitters in Phillies history documented with audio. 

Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens the show reacting the the 14th no-hitter thrown in Phillies history last night by Michael Lorenzen.  

(00:00-43:29) Anthony opens the show paying homage to the Media Little League Baseball Team.  They are one win away from the Little League World Series.  They defeated D.C. 16-3 to get one step closer to Williamsport.  Anthony and Andrew talk about the Phillies but what really picked up steam was the talk of violations, specifically anything less than being a 4 for 4 Philly sports fan.  Anthony and Choonis give their thoughts then head to the phones to talk about it with you.

(43:30-54:19) Andrew opens the vault and plays some very random clips.  He plays the resignation of Richard Nixon, Bernie Mac jokes, Jamarcus Russell ‘highlights’, Ken Norton defeating Muhammad Ali and many more.

(54:29-2:25:20) The conversation continues about 4-for-4 fans.  There are many thoughts, but the majority are with Anthony.  If you are from here there are no if’s and’s or but’s about who you should be a fan of.  Some callers called asking for advice.  Some callers called that used to be from the area and never vacated their fandom of the Philly teams.  The guys even get into Dr. J talk.  Anthony is torn between his love for Dr. J and whether he needs to admit the Doc is a hater.

(2:25:25-2:54:01) A “new” song has been discovered.  It’s not really new but it’s new but it’s new to them.  Anthony says he could beat up Batman.  A caller called up and suggested a song called “I Whipped Batman’s Ass”.   It may now be a favorite song of the show.  Anthony heads back to the phones to finish out the 4-for-4 conversation.

Andrew opens the vault and plays some very random clips.  He plays the resignation of Richard Nixon, Bernie Mac jokes, Jamarcus Russell ‘highlights’, Ken Norton defeating Muhammad Ali and many more.

Anthony opens the show talking about the Media Little League baseball team that is one win away from the Little League World Series.

Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens talking about the impressive weekend from Philadelphia sports fans (0:00-15:00). Anthony goes to the phone lines to share in the weekend with the people of Philadelphia and get stories from the Phillies games (15:00-33:50). It’s time for The Vault and Andrew looks at some of the most iconic ovations and fan moments in Philadelphia sports history (33:50-57:30). Phillies beat writer Matt Gelb joins the show to talk about the Phillies series win over the Royals, Trea Turner’s ovation and the growing legend of Bryce Harper (57:30-1:18:59). Anthony returns the phones to discuss what we all saw from Philadelphia fans over the weekend and from a Philadelphia native’s MLB debut (1:18:59-1:42:22). Dan Klecko joins the show to talk about his father Joe’s enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (1:42:22-2:06:45). The duo of Anthony and Andrew bounce back and forth from breaking down the Phillies weekend and taking a look at the Eagles open practice (2:06:45-END).