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Joe Giglio lists his five players he's most excited to see when the Eagles open training camp next week.

Jack Fritz and Ike Reese discuss the early part of the Eagles schedule and the precedent of Super Bowl losers starting slow.

Phillies manager Rob Thomson joins the morning show to discuss the Phillies hot streak out of the All Star Break and when to expect Bryce Harper at first base.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Matt Strahm never disappoints when appearing on Baseball Isn't Boring, with this episode being no exception. Strahm — who made national news the last time he appeared on the show — joins Rob Bradford once again to discuss some of the issues with baseball nobody else is talking about, specifically the problem with the baseballs. The reliever also offers valuable insight into the Phillies' resurgence, which has put them firmly in the postseason conversation after going 27-10 since June 3. It's always a good time with Matt.

Joe Giglio is ready to go after Juan Soto after hearing Dave Dombrowski's latest comments.

Phillies GM Sam Fuld joins Gregg Murphy to discuss the Phillies draft and the upcoming trade deadline.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins Jack Fritz and Ike Reese to give his thoughts on what Jalen Hurts needs to prove in Eagles training camp.

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas debate whether AJ Brown or DeVonta Smith has a better chance to one day be enshrined in the Eagles Hall of Fame.

From 'Clap Your Hands' (subscribe here): Another former champion has been linked to the Sixers in a possible trade. Eliot Shorr-Parks and Kyle Neubeck debate the likelihood and fit of a Pascal Siakam trade.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the WIP Morning Show to talk Eagles.

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