Dei Lynam opens tonight's show by reflecting on the Eagles' recent defeat to the Commanders, a loss that secures their position as the third seed in the playoffs. While a victory could have elevated them to the second seed, contingent on a Bears loss to the Lions, Dei acknowledges the rationale behind resting the starters.

Kevin Cooney joins her to discuss the implications of the Eagles' loss and to preview their upcoming NFC Wild Card matchup against the 49ers. He also shares insights on the Phillies' recent hiring of Don Mattingly as their new bench coach.

We also include the replay of Head Coach Nick Sirianni's press conference. Then the show begins to shift focus towards the 76ers' game against the Nuggets later tonight before we wrap up the show.

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Tonight, Kevin Cooney predicts that the Eagles will go back to the Super Bowl. Plus, he shares some 2026 predictions for the other teams in town, including the end of an era for the Philly sports legend.

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Tonight, Kevin Cooney says the Eagles best trait is their ability to make other teams make self inflicted wounds. Plus, he revisits the rest versus bye narrative.

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Tonight on Philly Sports Tonight, Shukri Wrights breaks down the Phillies signing relief pitcher Brad Keller. Plus, he questions if people are now back in on Jalen Hurts, and shares his thoughts on the unfortunate news of Tyson Foerster being done for the season for the Flyers

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The Eagles delivered a commanding performance against the Raiders, winning 31-0. Their offense appeared to establish a clear identity, while the defense showcased its strength by sacking quarterback Kenny Pickett four times and securing an interception. However, it is important to recognize that the Raiders, now with a 2-12 record, were struggling, which tempers the celebration of the victory. Kevin suggests that both the Bills and Eagles should feel optimistic as they approach the postseason, as he believes they are in conferences where they can excel, with few teams posing a significant threat. Additionally, he notes that Jalen Hurts may be overly influenced by media narratives, as evidenced by his terse responses during the postgame press conference.

In a notable move, the Phillies have signed outfielder Adolis Garcia to a one-year contract, positioning him as the likely starter in right field. Kevin views this acquisition positively, highlighting Garcia's defensive capabilities as a significant improvement over Nick Castellanos.

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Brendan Gunn is in for Philly Sports tonight and he asks the question... Can the Eagles actually turn this around? He also dives into Kyle Schwarber re-signing with the Phillies and what the offseason will continue to look like

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The Eagles have faced scrutiny throughout the season, and while some criticism is warranted due to inconsistent performances, Kevin Cooney questions whether the judgment has been overly severe. He observes that no team in the NFL stands out as dominant, suggesting that the Eagles still have the potential to make a significant playoff run. However, the recent shoulder surgery of Jalen Carter, which will sideline him for several games, may impact this playoff push. Cooney notes that Carter's playing time has decreased, indicating that this might be an opportune moment to prioritize his health for the postseason.

The Phillies are navigating a critical offseason with key free agents, including JT Realmuto, Kyle Schwarber, and Ranger Suarez. Kevin shares his perspective on Schwarber, who is anticipated to return to the team, while Realmuto and Suarez have been the subject of potentially leaving. Our latest insights delve into the ongoing Hot Stove rumors and developments surrounding these players.

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Dei Lynam is hosting tonight's program, where she previews the upcoming NBA Cup game between the 76ers and the Magic. Unfortunately, the 76ers will be missing key players, including Joel Embiid, Paul George, Adem Bona, Kelly Oubre, and VJ Edgecombe. Coach Jim Lynam joins the discussion to analyze the game, focusing on players like Andre Drummond and Jared McCain, as well as the injuries affecting the team.

Additionally, the show features a press conference with Coach Kevin Patullo, who addressed the media regarding the team's offensive struggles after they squandered a 21-0 lead against the Dallas Cowboys, ultimately losing the game 24-21.

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Tonight on Philly Sports Tonight, Kevin Cooney says the soap opera with the Eagles needs to stop – from AJ Brown to Nick Sirianni – because it could lead to disaster. Plus, he shares some insight into the Phillies offseason and Sixers early season start. 

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Tonight on Philly Sports Tonight, Kevin Cooney says the next two games will be the turning point for the Eagles and where they stand in the NFC. Plus, he predicts the Phillies offseason, and makes his NFL and College Football picks for the weekend.

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