Philly Sports Tonight

Tom kicks off the show talking about the start of the Phillies "second half".  What players need to play well and is the schedule a concern? He gets into Eagles talk specifically the Cornerback position.  He also talks about remaining NBA free agents that could end up in Philly.  We also hear from Jayson Stark who joined The Best Show Ever today. All this and much more on Philly Sports Tonight.

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Tom Alvord hosts this edition of Philly Sports Tonight, he's joined by Andrew DiCecco for the first hour of the show. The two discuss which team has a better chance of winning it all in 2024-2025: The 76ers or the Eagles? Both of them believe it will be the Sixers.

What's the greatest redemption story in sports history?

We hear Keith Pompey's full interview earlier with Bob Cooney which ignites a discussion.  What will the 76ers starting 5 look like?

Paul Skenes is starting in the All-Star Game and Jalen Brunson takes a huge pay-cut. 
The Phillies lose 6-2 to the Oakland A's, we hear from Rob Thomson and Tom reacts.

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Bill Colarulo and Andrew DiCecco take a deeper look into the Eagles' LB group for 2024.

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Kevin Cooney and Andrew DiCecco take a look at some potential offensive struggles for the Eagles this upcoming season.

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Noah Levick of NBCSPhilly joins the show to discuss the Sixers' offseason so far!

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Bill Colarulo and Andrew DiCecco take a hard look at the secondary in tonight's version of the Birds Insider Report!

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Bill Colarulo and Andrew DiCecco bring you the first ever Birds Insider Report! A new nightly show taking a deep dive into the latest news with the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Tom Alvord starts the show talking about the Phillies and the big series that starts tonight against the Braves.  How big of a series is this at this point in the season and with three big stars out for the Phillies what will we learn.  Tom then transitions to the 76ers and their remaining needs.  He talks about what type of players the Sixers should target next.  In honor of Tim Anderson being released by the Marlins, Tom wants to know, what athletes had the biggest "fall-offs" in sports history.  All this and a ton more!

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Kevin talks about the Sixers signing of Paul George.  Where does it put them in the Eastern Conference?  What other moves to they need to make.  He then gets into some Philly talk with Scott Lauber of the Inquirer.  Ky Carlin of Liberty Ballers joins Kevin to give more insight on the Sixers offseason.  The last hour of the show, Philly sportswriter Mike Kern joins Kevin in-studio.

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Ray Dunne hosts this edition of Philly Sports Tonight and it's 2 hours of Paul George excitement.

Have your feelings changed on Paul George from the beginning of the offseason until now? 

Fans call-in to voice their excitement, but it's obvious there are still moves needed to fill out the roster. Where do the 76ers now rank in the East? And is this the biggest free agency signing in the history of the organization?

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