Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

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

Ray Didinger joins the 94WIP Morning Show in-studio for the remainder of the show tackling all of the issues in Philadelphia sports. 

Hour 2: Nick Castellanos streaky or back? Where do you stand with him? Taijuan Walker and his future with the Phillies.  When it comes to the Eagles, a caller brings up the potential impact of Kellen Moore's preparation and play designing.  Also, Kevin Costner on Yellowstone has Joe DeCamara ticked off. 

Nick Castellanos is hitting .277 with 5 home runs in his last 23 games. Jon Ritchie is encouraged, but Joe DeCamara and James Seltzer aren't that excited about his recent hot streak. 

Hour 1: In the 6am hour of the today's 94WIP Morning Show, Joe DeCamara, Jon Ritchie, James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes discuss the Phillies and their starting rotation, especially in regards to Taijuan Walker's decline and Cristopher's Sanchez rise. Also, they take calls and continue to discuss the Sixers' in free-agency. 

The Morning Show discusses the future of Phillies starting pitcher Taijuan Walker, who was recently placed on the IL. Will Walker be back in the rotation? 

Full Show: Friday, June 21st, 2024. Eliot Shorr-Parks is in for Jon Ritchie joining Joe DeCamara, James Seltzer, Rhea Hughes and Devan Kaney live at Borgata.  We begin the show by revealing what we are excited for most when it comes to the 2024 Eagles season. Also, we honor Phillies legend Cole Hamels who will officially retire before tonight's game at Citizens Bank Park and we discuss the latest Sixers' free-agency news, as they appear more and more unlikely to sign a big name free-agent.  The Hammer goes for win No. 253 in a Cole Hamels edition of Beat The Hammer. 

Hour 4: The importance of Cole Hamels and what he meant to Philadelphia fans. Time's Yours and discussing what the Philadelphia 76ers will and should do in free-agency. 

As free-agency gets set to begin, reports are beginning to indicate the Philadelphia 76ers are not going to get a big name free-agent. The Sixers appear to be out on Paul George. Who will they get? Who should they get?

The Morning team replays some of the funniest moments over the past week. Joe Conklin’s fake Jalen Hurts calling Time’s Your wins.

Hour 3: The Morning team starts the hour listing the things Eagles fans should be stoked about for the 2024 Birds. We also honor Cole Hamels by replaying an interview about his career from September. 

Cole Hamels joined the Morning team last September. We replay the excellent interview on 94WIP. 

Joe 'the Hammer' DeCamara goes for win number 253. This weeks Beat the Hammer is Cole Hamels edition. Joe calls his competitor a fool. 

Hour 2: We honor Cole Hamels for a wonderful career. The Hammer goes for win number 253 in the Cole Hamels edition of Beat the Hammer. 

We remember and honor Cole Hamels' career, as Hamels gets set to officially retire as a Phillie tonight before their game against the Diamondbacks. 

Joe DeCamara is upset with the a new proposal where the NCAA could increase its college basketball tournament from 68 to 72 or 76 teams. 

Hour 1: The Morning team and callers express the positives on 2024 Eagles. The team lists what their excited to see for the upcoming season. 

The Athletics' Shams Charania reports the Sixers' pursuit of Paul George has significantly waned in recent days. We react to the news. Are the 76ers losing momentum in landing a big free agent?  

It's time to turn a page on the Eagles and talk about the positives for the upcoming season. ESP is super pumped for the new secondary. Joe DeCamara is excited to see star RB Saquon Barkley play. James Seltzer believes the Birds have their best foursome ever: AJ Brown, Devonta Smith, Saquon Barkley and Dallas Goedert. 

Hour 4: Joe DeCamara points out that Jeffrey Lurie and Howie Roseman chose to stand by Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts better accept that. A caller argues that Hurts only needs to have a good relationship with Kellen Moore, not Sirianni.