Is it really a Nick Foles reunion if Nick Foles doesn't play? Are the Sixers the darlings of NBA television rights holders? And is Bray Wyatt 2.0 the best wrestling re-invention in a long time? We'll answer all of those questions and more... come along for the ride

No time for lunch table talk here... we've got a HUGE SummerSlam/Takeover preview, we'll look ahead to tomorrow's Eagles/Titans matchup, and debate who will be in next year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class...

The NFL Top 100 List is trash, Ben Simmons has been busy shooting in the gym, and today is the day that we realize that we've been playing some form of Madden Football for nearly 30 years. We're back on our Wednesday grind... come join us...

For the fifth straight year, The Broad Street Line took the stage at the Philadelphia Podcast Festival to break down the past year in sports as only they can. James "The Blueprint" Williams of War Room Sports joined the duo to talk about his writing career and to help us create a "Table of Gods" for Philly sports. This was a WILD one... you don't want to miss it...

Before the Kawhi Leonard/Paul George bomb dropped, we recorded an episode to get you caught up on all of the moves made during free agency, including the Philadelphia 76ers poaching Al Horford from the Boston Celtics...

Al Horford to Philly? Jimmy Butler to Houston? A lot of wild rumors and innuendo as we head into the NBA offseason... we're here to sort everything out for you as only we can...

WWE's Super Showdown was trash, so we won't talk much about it. We will, however, discuss Carson Wentz's new deal, the future of Kevin Durant and LOTS more... come join us!

Chris Long is gone from the NFL and Brock Lesnar is back in the WWE... can this week get any worse? We'll recap a wild weekend, including an unbelievable finish at Money In The Bank... and we'll debate whether or not the Golden State Warriors are the unstoppable juggernaut they appear to be...

The Sixers lost to the Raptors in heartbreaking fashion earlier this week, but the team is already looking forward to the NBA Draft... And, later in the show, we're cutting the fat in WWE... which wrestlers move on, and which ones might be looking at AEW?

It's now or never for the Sixers, who need to win the next two games in order to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. And now that WWE as instituted the Wild Card Rule, will that make Raw and Smackdown any better?