Mike Sielski and Rob Ellis deliver engaging, meaningful sports talk with conviction and context. Hosted by Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Mike Sielski and veteran broadcaster Rob Ellis, the show slows the game down, challenges conventional thinking and digs into the why behind Philadelphia sports. From Eagles roster philosophy and Phillies decision-making to Sixers identity questions and the bigger stories shaping the city, Sielski and Ellis provide smart, thoughtful reporting and analysis for…
Rob Ellis and Mike Sielski are feeling a range of emotions as the Phillies seem to be roping the city back in. It felt like they might have been dead, but on the backs of Alec Bohm and Bryson Stott- are they back? And do you believe they can make a run? The Eagles wrapped up joint practices in New England this week and play the Patriots in the second of three pre-season games. Jimmy Kempski joins…
Mike and Rob broadcast from inside the dugout of Tommy Lasorda Field, during "Sluggball", featuring Phillies alumni. They react to Chase Utley's wall of fame induction the night before, a frustrating Phillies loss as well as their trades earlier in the week. Jim Salisbury joins the Phillies conversation, and Kenny Lofton joined from inside the dugout to discuss the direction of baseball and how…
Rob Ellis and Tom Kelly (in for Mike Sielski) look ahead to the Eagles' season as they broadcast live from Eagles Training Camp at the Jefferson Health Complex in South Philly! Ray Didinger and Ashlyn Sullivan join the show to talk all things Birds. The Phillies are in some sort of free fall and Rob and Tom can't figure out how it can be stopped.
Live from Ashley Furniture in Turnersville, NJ, Mike Sielski and Rob Ellis talk all things LeBron James as the news came down yesterday that LeBron James chose to come to Philadelphia! Governor Josh Shapiro, Keith Pompey, and Tony Jones all join the show to talk about LeBron!
It has been the summer of Philadelphia: national attention left and right in The City Of Brotherly Love with the country's 250th anniversary and boy has the city shined. Philly fans should be proud of the way they represented the city! Rob Ellis is over ads and extra stuff being shoved down our necks while we just try to enjoy sports. What are the next steps for the Phillies? Do you want LeBron in…
Rob Ellis and Mike Sielski are LIVE from the beautiful MLB All-Star Village at the Pennsylvania Convention center in center city talking all things Phillies as the struggling bullpen limps toward the All-Star break. The Sixers are among the teams that LeBron James may sign- do you want him? Scott Franzke joins the show to talk about the Phillies and Kevin Kurz joins to talk about the Flyers next…
Rob Ellis flying solo on this 4th of July edition of the Saturday Show breaks down everything you need to know about the Flyers' huge swing at restricted free agent center Leo Carlsson from the Anaheim Ducks. Could Leo Carlsson become the Flyers' new 1C? The Sixers landed Jaylen Brown in a trade earlier in the week and there are now rumblings that LeBron James may want to sign here. What a WEEK!…
Mike Sielski and Rob Ellis talk about the smoking hot Fightin Phils as they break their long losing streak in New York versus the Mets and win in old-school style! Jim Salisbury joins the show to talk about the Phillies and the run they're on. Who is a Philly athlete that came out of nowhere, like Derek Hill with his catch in last night's game?
Mike Sielski and Rob Ellis of the Saturday Show discuss the respect factor of both Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni in the city. Do they get too little, just enough, or too much? Joe Santoliquito and Mike Silver join the guys to discuss their takes on both Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni. The Phillies are a little frustrating. Mike and Rob talk about True Crime documentaries in What We're Watching.
Rob Ellis and Mike Sielski are joined by Ray Didinger to discuss the Eagles, after Lane Johnson and Jalen Hurts spoke after OTAs this week. They discuss the start of the FIFA World Cup, Team USA winning their first game, the NHL/NBA playoffs, and the Phillies' loss to the Brewers last night, in which they recorded only one hit the entire game.