It's the Sixers and the Raptors squaring off in the postseason once again, except this time, Doc Rivers' squad will be a man short on the road as Matisse Thybulle is ineligible to play in Toronto due to his vaccination status. Later in the show, we run down the list of the Eagles' pre-draft visits, and give props to Tiger Woods for an amazing performance this past weekend.

The Eagles and Saints pull off a massive pre-draft trade which gives the Birds a ton of draft capital in future seasons. We'll grade Howie's latest move, and we'll also recap a wild two-night Wrestlemania 38 which saw the return of The American Nightmare, Cody Rhodes.

TV writer / producer / wrestling expert / Friend of the Show Andrew Goldstein joins us once again to help us preview Wrestlemania 38. Being that Goldstein is a man of many talents, we also take a few minutes to talk Danny Green, the NFL Draft, and the best burger joints in NYC.

Do we want the Philadelphia Eagles to sign every available talented free agent? Sure. But we understand - and explain - why they can't and don't. We also debate who's in a better spot between Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa, and reassess the NBA playoff scene now that vaccine mandates have been lifted in New York City.

We start today's episode by paying our respects to the legendary Scott Hall AKA Razor Ramon. After we say goodbye to the Bad Guy, we say hello to Haason Reddick, who signed with his hometown Philadelphia Eagles earlier this week. And of course, we give our takes on the 40-day, 40-night retirement of one Tom F. Brady.

Guess who's coming to Philly... but not playing? We'll preview Ben Simmons' return to the City of Brotherly Love, wonder why Calvin Ridley was willing to throw away millions of dollars for a few parlays, and react to the bombshell that was Russell Wilson's move to Denver.

If what we've seen so far from the Sixers' duo of James Harden and Joel Embiid is what we can expect going forward, it's going to be scary hours for the rest of the NBA. We also discuss the end of the brief Carson Wentz Era in Indy, and reveal Tony Khan's latest big announcement.

Ben Simmons is still "ramping up" in preparation for his return as we await the debut of James Harden. But speaking of basketball, we need to figure out a way to fix the less entertaining aspects of All-Star Weekend.

Ben Simmons and James Harden both spoke to the media this week, but one of them didn't say all that much. The Broad Street Line crew also recaps Super Bowl LVI and speculates about a big move in the wrestling world.

Welcome to Philadelphia, James Harden. The long-anticipated trade finally goes down hours before the deadline... what does this mean for the Sixers and the Nets? And will Ben Simmons play when Brooklyn comes to town on March 10th?