Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

A Florida Panthers fan calls the show to celebrate their Stanley Cup victory. Unfortunately, the Philadelphia Flyers haven't won a cup in 50 years.   

The Morning team explore the Sixers and the NBA free agent market with Eliot Shorr-Parks. Eliot also answers whether he beileves in Jalen Hurts.

Full show: Tuesday, June 25, 2025: The Morning team enjoys the Phillies 52nd win. The team replays the exciting plays from Bryce Harper’s big night and the rare triple play. Joe DeCamara asks a simple question for Eagles fan ‘Do you believe in Jalen Hurts?’   ESP and Ron Jaworski join to discuss Jalen Hurts and how much they believe in him.

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie review the poll question's of the day. Plus, Time’s Yours and ‘fake ‘Joe calls in.

A caller challenges Joe DeCamara with his belief fans should give players the benefit of the doubt. The team disagrees and bring up examples why not.

The Morning team discusses the Phillies' win in Detroit and replays highlights including the rare triple play. Ron Jaworski examines Jalen Hurts and the Eagles' offseason moves.

Ron Jaworski joins the Morning team and analyzes Jalen Hurts’ play on the field and the leadership off the field. Ron breaks down what he noticed on the film of Hurts performance and describes what the other defenses were doing to stop him.

The Phillies keep rolling in the Motor City. The Morning team replay highlights of the big Phillies win over the Tigers. Bryce Harper and Alec Bohm provide the offense while Aaron Nola starts a triple play. The Phillies continue jumping on teams early. 

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the Morning team and breaks down the NBA free agency market. Eliot doesn’t like the chances of the Sixers on getting Jimmy Butler, Lebron James and Paul George. Plus, ESP talks about the final Eagles roster moves. He also discusses Nick Sirianni having more power than Jalen Hurts.

A caller disagrees with Joe DeCamara’s comments on Jalen Hurts. Joe doesn’t like how many time’s Jalen Hurts breaks the pocket. Jon Ritchie thinks it is Nick Sirianni to blame and the design of the offense.  

The Morning team recap and play highlights of the Phillies win over the Tigers. A big night for Bryce Harper, Aaron Nola and Alec Bohm. He team asks a simple question ‘Do you believe in Jalen Hurts?’ The Morning team and callers join debate how much faith they have in Hurts.

Jon Ritchie defends Jalen Hurts and believes it’s unfair to blame Jalen for all the issues last year. Jon describes the problems in the Eagles offense and it was more the coaching and scheme.

With one month to Eagles training camp, Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie debate whether they consider Hurts is a top tier QB. Joe DeCamara had full faith in 2022 but not now. Joe is concerned about on and off Field issues. Jon Ritchie definitely believes in Jalen and especially in the right offense.

Full Show: Monday, June 24th, 2024. The Phillies took two of three over the weekend from the Arizona Diamondbacks and got an incredible outing from Cristopher Sanchez, who signed a four-year extension days prior as well. Taijuan Walker heads to the IL, will he back? Also, Nick Castellanos is heating up. Do you trust him? Jon Ritchie returns from vacation and Ray Didinger joins us in-studio beginning at 8:20am.

Was The Hammer too hard on his opponent on Friday? Ray Didinger on robot umpires. And the Morning Show wraps up today's show with Time's Yours.

The Morning show debates whether or not Paul George would be the best fit for the SIxers among available NBA free-agents. What about OG Anunoby? 

Ray Didinger joins to give his thoughts on the 2024 Phillies and more. 

Phillies starting pitcher Taijuan Walker has been a disaster and now he heads to the IL. Will he back on the roster again?

Hour 4: The Morning Show and Ray Didinger continue talking Phillies. There are moments where Bryce Harper does not go 100-percent. Is that something you are OK with in a 162-game baseball season? 

Hour 3: Ray Didinger joins the morning show in-studio to give us his thoughts on the Phillies, Eagles, and Sixers.