(00:00-45:01) On The Anthony Gargano Show, the Cuz opens talking about the Kristaps Porzingis trade to the Boston Celtics.  They add a good piece but lose a locker room leader in Marcus Smart.  Either way, lets hope it fails.  Bob Cooney joins Anthony to talk some NBA. Anthony then talks about tonight’s NBA Draft.  We used to know about every player coming out because they would be in school for three to four years.  Now with one and done players and international players coming in, we have to learn a lot through YouTube videos.  The Phillies had a 2 ½ hour raid delay then…. postponed the game.  Ray was there and gives his thoughts, then Anthony heads to the phones to hear what you have to say.

(45:02-56:40) Ray aka Dickie Dunne opens up the vault to re-live some good, bad and entertaining clips from sports history.  He brings you everything from the Markelle Fultz draft pick announcement to one of many John McEnroe tantrums.

(56:49-1:38:59)  Ant heads to the phones then he and Ray draft their All-Time Eagles Team, but with a twist.  They have a certain amount of money they can use, and each player has a different value.  They have to choose wisely and stay under the cap.  Who do Anthony and Ray choose and who was left off the list?

(1:39:08-2:06:04)  ESPN anchor and local favorite Kevin Negandhi joins Anthony to break down tonight’s NBA Draft.  Kevin gives his thoughts on the most talked about players and also players he is intrigued by that might not be talked about as much. Anthony and Kevin also talk about the recent moves in the NBA and how they affect the landscape of the league.  Also, Kevin mentions the Houston Rockets are no longer in the market for James Harden.

(2:06:13-2:37:34) Anthony heads back to phones to get the pulse of the Philly sports fan.

(2:37:35-2:54:28)  Dickie Dunne dives back into another vault to bring you more audio from the past.  He brings you Birthday boy Danny Green audio, a 1977 Phillies roll call and some Darren Sproles punt returns from 2015.  Anthony and Ray end the show talking about print media and how little it’s appreciated these days.