The Broad Street Line

We're basically at the eve of NBA free agency, and the Sixers are starting to make a serious play for one of the biggest names on the market. We'll also discuss the latest surrounding the Eagles, and help Vince McMahon count the billions coming to him as part of the Fox deal.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we'll put a bow on the 2018 NBA Draft and explain how the Sixers' moves on Thursday could put them in prime position to go "star hunting"...

On tonight's episode, we preview this week's NBA Draft, put a bow on WWE's Money in the Bank, and wonder if Jay-Z could be a paradigm shift for the Puma Basketball brand.

While the Philadelphia Eagles held their lavish ring ceremony, the Philadelphia 76ers prepare for the most important off-season in franchise history. But more importantly... sports betting is now legal in New Jersey!

Marshall Harris of Sportsradio 94WIP joins The Broad Street Line as the crew discusses Philly Twitter, the differences in covering sports in different markets, the Philadelphia 76ers' burner scandal, the Philadelphia Eagles' non-trip to the White House and MUCH more!

The Sixers allegedly believe that Bryan Colangelo had NOTHING to do with the various burner accounts... but that's only the SECOND biggest sports story in Philadelphia this week. On this episode, we talk about that invitation that never got an RSVP and debate whether or not the Philadelphia Eagles let their fans down (they didn't).

Collargate rolls on as the Philadelphia 76ers continue to investigate one of the strangest stories in the history of the NBA. The guys also discuss a lackluster NBA Finals and rejoice in the fact that Vegas-style sports betting has come to Delaware.

The Bryan Colangelo Twitter saga rolls on... there are tons of theories, but we break down the best ones and get to the bottom of the mystery. We also examine the back that WWE just received, and wonder what this means for Raw and Smackdown going forward.

The NFL shoots itself in the foot with its new anthem policy - a set of rules informally voted on by owners with zero input from the players themselves. We explain why this is a poor decision, and destroy any and all arguments in favor of the change.

The Athletic's Sheil Kapadia joined the crew in the PhillyCAM studio to discuss his career in sports media, the Philadelphia Eagles' improbable run to Super Bowl LII, and whether or not the Philadelphia 76ers have a reasonable chance at landing LeBron James this summer.