Ike, Spike and Fritz

Spike Eskin discusses a growing infection from a bee sting while the crew debates Eliot Shorr-Parks' controversial Philadelphia sports Mount Rushmores. They analyze the upcoming joint practices with the New England Patriots and the narrative surrounding A.J. Brown’s trade. Ike Reese closes the segment by revealing his definitive rankings for the greatest male and female rappers of all time.

Spike expresses concern over a potential infection from a bee sting while they dive into the bizarre details of a Penn State fraternity cocaine ring. Ike defends his preference for medium-well steaks against a caller's criticism before the crew analyzes Marcus Hayes' controversial column about Alec Bohm. Jack rounds out the segment by presenting his Mount Rushmore of the best times and places to d...

Ike Reese and Jack Fritz break down the top four scenarios for having a cold beer, including at the beach and after yard work. They also scroll through the text line to joke about Spike Eskin's recent string of medical bad luck involving bees and a possible foot injury.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz review their "Top Five of Five" moments, including a bizarre cocaine ring bust at Penn State.

Ike Reese shares his personal Mount Rushmore of rappers, sparking a debate on the exclusion of Biggie Smalls and the career longevity of Jay-Z. They also analyze the Nielsen local fandom index, which ranks Philadelphia as the top major market for NFL interest. Spike Eskin provides a humorous update on a bee sting infection as he prepares for an urgent care visit.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz analyze Eliot Shorr-Parks' controversial Mount Rushmore picks, including his refusal to include Phillies legend Mike Schmidt. They also preview the Eagles' upcoming joint practices with the New England Patriots and debate the city's most iconic sports moments.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the WIP Afternoon Show to explain why the upcoming joint practices in New England are essential for building seasonal momentum. They debate the criteria for winning a practice session and discuss the high expectations for players like Saquon Barkley, Quinyon Mitchell, and A.J. Brown. (00:01:26) Eliot's Hotel Habits (00:04:32) Must-Win Practice Debate (00:14:56) Key Players...

Ike, Spike and Fritz discuss the Philadelphia Phillies' new hitting approach and the team's improved offensive discipline on the WIP Afternoon Show.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz discuss the importance of the Eagles' upcoming joint practices against the New England Patriots. They delve into the comparison between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown while addressing listener concerns about team negativity. The conversation also touches on the Sixers Mount Rushmore and the WIP fantasy football league. (00:01:01) Return to Studio (00:03:20) Must-...

The WIP crew breaks down the Philadelphia Eagles' frustrating preseason loss to the Ravens, debating whether sitting the starters hurts the development of Sean Mannion's new offense. They also analyze the concerning backup quarterback situation while highlighting Cole Peyton's fourth-quarter spark as a rare bright spot.

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to a magical weekend of Phillies baseball. The guys discuss Thursday's Field of Dreams Game and the weekend sweep of the Twins before breaking down some of the key players who have fueled the recent winning streak. Presented by Miller Lite.

Spike and Jack broadcast from the Bluestone Country Club to discuss the Eagles' lackluster preseason performance and the state of the backup quarterback room. They reveal the listener-voted Flyers Mount Rushmore and interview Eliot Shorr-Parks and Ross Tucker regarding training camp developments. The discussion also covers Phillies’ recent success, media legends, and various life pet peeves.

Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz broadcast from the Eagles Radio Network Golf Outing to analyze a disappointing preseason offensive performance against the Ravens. They discuss the backup quarterback situation and share the results of the Flyers Mount Rushmore fan vote.

Spike and Fritz discuss the Eagles' training camp progress with Eliot Shorr-Parks, focusing on Jalen Hurts' performance and the team's lackluster preseason showing. They also debate whether Sean Mannion or Nick Sirianni truly owns the new offensive scheme before reviewing a listener's Mount Rushmore of things people pretend to enjoy.

Ross Tucker joins Ike, Spike, and Fritz to share his thoughts on the Eagles' preseason performance and the team's quarterback depth. He also evaluates standouts like Willie Lampkin and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. Plus, they discuss Ray Didinger's list of Philadelphia sports media legends and the Phillies' recent hitting adjustments.

Ike Reese joins the show from the Bluestone Country Club, where they discuss his disappointing performance during a scramble outing. The conversation shifts to a unique proposal for a personality caddy and a review of the top news stories for the 'Top Five of Five' segment.

Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz debate Claude Giroux’s place in Flyers history and analyze the most frustrating types of people to encounter in a checkout line. They also breakdown the upcoming 76ers season, predicting a win total of 48.

Ike Reese, Spike, and Fritz broadcast live from the Eagles Radio Network Golf Outing, where they react to UFC fighter Charles Johnson's botched Eagles fight song. They dissect the Eagles' preseason offensive struggles against the Ravens and mock Jack Fritz after a Little League coach admits he has no memory of his playing days.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz react to Ray Didinger's Mount Rushmore of Philadelphia sports media figures, debating the inclusion of play-by-play announcers versus talk show hosts. They also dive into the Phillies' recent performance, questioning why it took a mid-season meeting for players to develop a better hitting approach.

Ross Tucker joins Ike, Spike, and Fritz to discuss the Philadelphia Eagles' preseason performance and the state of the roster. They evaluate Tanner McKee's development, the backup quarterback hierarchy with Andy Dalton, and the impact of newcomers like Willie Lampkin and Jeremiah Trotter Jr.

Spike and Fritz debate a "Mount Rushmore" list of activities people claim to like but actually don't, including IPAs, cigars, and jogging. They also share concerns regarding Eagles rookie Eli Stowers' training camp performance and question LeBron James’ extracurricular activities as a member of the Philadelphia sports scene.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz to analyze the Philadelphia Eagles' training camp progress and recent preseason offensive struggles. They discuss Jalen Hurts' performance and interception totals, provide injury updates for key rookies, and previewing what to watch Eagles and Patriots joint practices.

Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz reveal the Mount Rushmore of Philadelphia Flyers from the last 50 years, debating Eric Lindros' ranking over Bobby Clarke.

Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz broadcast from the Eagles Radio Network Golf Outing at Bluestone Country Club, debating whether the Eagles' lackluster preseason performance against the Ravens is a genuine concern. They criticize the stagnant offense and the underwhelming play of backup quarterbacks Andy Dalton and Tanner McKee.

The postseason push is officially on. As the Phillies enter the stretch run, four top baseball voices join the podcast to analyze every angle of Philadelphia’s campaign. Ben Davis dives into the team's up-and-down consistency, while former manager Joe Girardi details why no playoff opponent should underestimate this squad. Plus, insider Jim Salisbury makes the case for why Rob Thomson deserves far...