Philly Sportscast

Derek, Dave and Emoney provide their opinion, a little insight and a ton of heartfelt angst on the sate of Philly Sports in October 2006.

Let's recognize the Eagles' October 8, 2006 38-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys. 

That sound you hear to open the show marks the death of the 2006 Philies season. 

While the Philies are going out in style, the Eagles would avenge last week's collapse with a win over the 49ers to give them the lead in the NFC East at 2–1. 

Phillies are tied for the National League Wild Card and the Eagles lose to the Giants at home, 30-24. The game proceeded to overtime with the Eagles offensive woes  continuing and the defense allowing the Giants to score a miraculous  touchdown on 3rd a long from Manning to Burress. To add to the loss, the  Eagles lost Jevon Kearse for the remainder of the season with a knee injury.

The Phillies continue to tease the three of us and the Eagles open the season on the road with a win against the Houston Texans.

Summer's over - time to reminiscence.  Will the Phillies get in the playoffs in 2006? We all think so and we all were wrong as the Phillies finish 85-77 - 2nd in NL_East. 

The summer's winding down and the Phillies are teasing us with a playoff run. 

Evan comes back to the show after dealing with PECO's storm recovery and we open the show talking about "Wildcats" - the Goldie Hawn movie that features a terrific  Nipsey Russell as Ben Edwards. Also it's time to discuss the 2006 Philadelphia Eagles.

Brett Myers is back as Derek and Dave move out of the basement while Evan takes the night off.  

Our 50th Show. We come off the Fourth of July break to discuss baseball with Philly's biggest Mets fan, @fiftyamp.

While the Phillies were swept by the Mets over the weekend, Derek had a hell of a good time - except for the amount of Mets fans at CBP. Also, the Phillies are not a good product in 2006. F the Mets.

Derek and Evan are back from Dover to see some NASCAR and the trip was certainly memorable - only one Emergency Room visit.  Also, it's time to pay Chase Utley.

The Phillies find themselves depending on Brett Myers to keep them in contention. While Pat " The Bat" Burrell (29 HR in 2006) is having a year, the bullpen continues to struggle. 

Beardo joins the crew as we are all about the ups and downs that come with the early part of the 2006 Phillies season.

Derek and Evan come back from L.A. and open the show talking about the memorable Aaron Rowand nose-breaking catch in center for the Phillies at CBP.

Taps. It's only played when one of the Big Four teams in the City are finished for the year. The Flyers are done - finishing  22-48-12 (56 points),  5th in the Atlantic Division. However, losing again the first round of the playoffs.

It's nice to start the show taking about wins and the Gang of Three finally realize that Charlie Manual is here to stay.

Frustration with the Phillies' start to the 2006 season is boiling over.

It's crunch time for the Flyers as they head to the playoffs. Also, the Phillies are chugging along.