On this day way back in 1933 the Philadelphia Eagles recorded their first ever win in franchise history, beating the Cincinnati Reds 6-0.  The would go on to finish the season 3-5-1.

On this day in 2004 the Phillies officially introduced Charlie Manuel as their next manager.  The move was not popular at the time as most wanted Jim Leyland.  When the dust settled I think everyone would say they were glad they were wrong.

On this day in 2013 the Legend of Nick Foles was born.  The Eagles traveled to Oakland and beat the Raiders 49-20 behind 7 touchdown passes from Nick Foles.  The win sparked something in the Eagles who went on to win 7 of their next 8 games and win the NFC East.

On this day in 2009 the Phillies beat the Yankees 8-6 in game 5 of the World Series.  It was their only home win that series and they didn't allow the Yankees to celebrate at Citizen's Bank Park.  Chase Utley hit 2 homers and Raul Ibanez added another for the Phillies.

On this day in 2009 NY and Philly played a multisport double header in South Philly.  The Eagles beat the Giants 40-17 then the Yankees beat the Phils 7-4 in Game 4 of the World Series.

We couldn't decide on one so on this day in 1993, Emmitt Smith shredded the Eagles, in 2008 we celebrated the Phillies World Series win and in 2015 the Temple Owls played the biggest game in program history.  Happy Halloween!

On this day in 2005 the Eagles lost to the Broncos 49-21 in Denver.  It would ultimately be T.O.'s last game as an Eagle as he was suspend that week after an altercation with Hugh Douglas in the training room.

On this day in 2008 the Phillies finally won Game 5 of the World Series to bring home their first championship in 28 years and ended Philly's long title drought.  Geoff Jenkins and Pat Burrell came through with big doubles to lead the way.

On this day in 2009 Cliff Lee was on fire and Chase Utley hit 2 homers to lead the Phillies to a 6-1 win in Game 1 of the World Series.

On this day in 2008 the Phillies looked to win their first championship in 28 years.  Then it rained.  And rained.  And rained.  Then rained some more.  The umps finally postponed the game after the top of the 6th inning with the scored tied at 2, delaying any dreams of a championship celebration.