This Day in Philly Sports History – October 1
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame The Phillies responded in a big way yesterday, forcing a winner-take-all game tonight. Yesterday was the type of game that could spark a deep playoff run—but it all starts tonight. Let’s make it a true Red October. October 1 has given us a variety of Philly baseball […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – September 28
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame I want to start by sending my condolences to the family of Bill Giles, as well as the entire Phillies family. Bill passed away on Friday. He was an influential member of the Phillies organization and was largely responsible for bringing the Phillie Phanatic to Philadelphia, bringing […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – September 16
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame The Phillies are leaking oil badly. Off the field, it was the Jesus Luzardo news, and on the field, Cristopher Sánchez continues to not look like the pitcher he was earlier in the year. September 16 has seen a tennis legend win again, the Phillies no-hit… again, […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – September 14
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame It’s a Victory Monday. It wasn’t pretty, but it didn’t have to be. Jalen Hurts played great as the Eagles held on to win, and I saw enough from the offense to give me some hope. Meanwhile, it wasn’t the best weekend for the Phillies, as their […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – September 10
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Kyle Schwarber is not human. His one-armed grand slam last night broke the game open for the Phillies as they picked up Cristopher Sánchez. They’ll look to take the series this afternoon. The Union win again and remain scorching hot. September 10 has seen a jinx of […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – August 18
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame The Phillies are hot, but can they sustain it? Cristopher Sánchez became the first pitcher in the Majors to reach 16 wins. The Eagles are heading to New England for a couple of joint practices ahead of their preseason game this weekend. August 18 has been good […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – August 14
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame The Field of Dreams Game last night was awesome. Kyle Schwarber and Brandon Marsh hit some Cornbombs, and this is the way the Phillies are capable of playing. They have a much-needed day off today before continuing the series this weekend. We also have the Eagles’ first […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – July 14
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame What a show at the ballpark last night! The crowd was electric and showcased the very best of Philly fans. While Kyle Schwarber came up just short, it was one of the most entertaining Home Run Derbies in recent memory. July 14 is a relatively light day […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – July 6
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame It was a solid Philly sports weekend across the board. The Phillies split with the Royals, but Aaron Nola had a great bounce back in a losing performance yesterday. Danny Briere comes off the top rope and offers Leo Carlsson an offer sheet that would make him […]
This Day in Philly Sports History – June 23
Presented by the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame The Phillies laid an egg last night but that happens in a 162 game season. France beat Iraq at the Linc last night in a World Cup Match that featured a 2-hour rain delay. What will the Sixers do tonight in the Draft? You’re guess is a […]