The Anthony Gargano Show

Yesterday, news emerged that Sixers star Tyrese Maxey criticized Joel Embiid for "constantly being late to everything." Does this indicate that Embiid is mentally disengaged from the Sixers, or is he struggling physically? Is there still time for the Sixers to salvage their season and reach the playoffs? What steps can they take to recover?

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 Last night, the Sixers suffered their 11th loss of the season, falling to the Miami Heat 106-89. Joel Embiid managed to score just 11 points in 31 minutes of play, marking a new low for the team, which has only secured 2 wins this season. Concerns arise about Embiid's performance and whether the Sixers can rebound from this tough start. Additionally, Brian Baldinger appears on the show to discuss the Eagles-Commanders game and his observations from the NFL weekend.

It was an Eagles free weekend as they took care of The Commanders last Thursday. We take a look around the league and discuss how Jalen Hurts and The Philadelphia Eagles stack up to the rest of the NFL. We also look at the other Philly Sports action over the weekend, as The Flyers and Sixers were both in action.

Last night, the Eagles triumphed over the Commanders with a score of 26-18. The Eagles' defense excelled, limiting the highly skilled Jayden Daniels to just 10 points throughout most of the game. Saquon Barkley repeatedly demonstrates his elite status as a running back, scoring 2 touchdowns. The Eagles are positioning themselves as a leading contender in the NFC, closely shadowing the Lions.

The eagerly awaited showdown between the Eagles and Commanders is finally here. The battle for the NFC East begins tonight. Will the Eagles manage to contain the young and energetic Commanders? If the Eagles win this evening, will they be viewed as serious title contenders? Could an impressive outing elevate Jalen Hurts into the MVP conversation? Tune in with Anthony and the team as they analyze the game and share their predictions tonight.

Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the Anthony Gargano Show. Last night, the Sixers faced off against the New York Knicks in the inaugural game of the NBA Cup. Embiid made his much-anticipated 2024 season debut after recovering from a knee injury and serving a suspension following an incident with a media member. Despite standout performances from Paul George and Jared McCain, the Sixers couldn't secure a win against the Knicks. With this loss, the Sixers' record drops to 2-8 for the season, marking an unfortunate start to the NBA Cup. Today, Brian Mitchell and Kevin Negandhi will join us to discuss tomorrow's Eagles-Commanders matchup.

As Thursday approaches, we look closer at the matchup between the Commanders and the Eagles. Is this the toughest challenge yet for the rising Eagles team? With complete control of the NFC East at stake, this game is crucial for the Birds. Meanwhile, the Flyers won overtime against the Sharks last night. 

Brian Baldinger appears on the show to discuss the recap of the Eagles-Cowboys game and everything related to the NFL.

Good morning, and happy Victory Monday! The Eagles defeated the Cowboys in Dallas yesterday with a score of 34-6. The Cowboys' offense was inept, as Cooper Rush completed 13 of 23 passes for just 45 yards. Trey Lance debuted as a Cowboy, but his time on the field was brief. Zack Baun, Cooper DeJean, and the Eagles' defense continue to excel, allowing the Cowboys only two field goals and forcing five turnovers. The Eagles are preparing for a short week as they face the red-hot Commanders this Thursday night. PHLY Eagles Podcast's Bo Wulf and Fran Duffy join the show to discuss what they observed during the Eagles-Cowboys game.

Wishing you a pleasant Football Friday. The Philadelphia Eagles are set to compete against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington this Sunday. The Cowboys are currently facing a shortage of key players, with Dak Prescott placed on Injured Reserve. Additionally, Ceedee Lamb and Micah Parsons' participation remains uncertain. Will the Eagles successfully navigate the challenges a diminished Dallas team poses before their significant matchup against the Washington Commanders on Thursday night? Today, Adam and Craig Malamut, the founders of Universal Basic Guys, are featured on the program, while Mike Garafolo provides insights on the four-for-four landscape.

The Sixers suffered another loss last night, this time to the LA Clippers. Paul George played against his former team and scored 18 points in just 24 minutes. With Embiid sidelined, the Sixers have now lost six games this season. Meanwhile, the Eagles are gearing up for their trip to Dallas to face a team led by Cooper Rush. 

Kevin Negandhi joins the show to talk Sixers, Eagles and College Ball.