Ike, Spike and Fritz

Ike, Spike, and Fritz welcome Eliot Shorr-Parks to analyze the Philadelphia Eagles' direction heading into the season. They debate Jalen Hurts' long-term fit in a system emphasizing anticipation throws and discuss the influence of offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz discuss Albert Breer's report on A.J. Brown and evaluate Sean Mannion's plans for Jalen Hurts in the new Eagles offense.

The WIP Afternoon Show look into the future for the Philadelphia Eagles. They debate the team's long-term trajectory and coaching changes.

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to Aaron Nola's latest struggles and wonder if there is any fix for the Phillies former ace who still has four years left on his contract. The guys also go through some general baseball talk, discussing the state of the National League and Gage Wood's potential for making the majors at some point this season after his promotion to Reading this week. Presented by...

Sean Mannion speaks for the first time as Eagles offensive coordinator, detailing his vision for Jalen Hurts and the new offensive scheme. Spike and Ike debate Bryce Harper's refusal to bat second after Don Mattingly's revealing comments. They also cover Nolan Smith's speeding arrest and the 76ers' front office search involving Jameer Nelson.

Spike and Ike react to comments suggesting Bryce Harper refuses to hit in the number two spot for the Phillies. They also discuss Nolan Smith's arrest for driving 135 mph and Vic Fangio's recent claims of "reverse aging" while committing to the Eagles' coaching staff.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz air Sean Mannion’s first press conference as Eagles Offensive Coordinator and evaluate his fit with Jalen Hurts. They also analyze Aaron Nola’s pitching struggles and Kyle Schwarber’s pursuit of Ryan Howard’s home run record.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz welcome Elliot Shorr-Parks to analyze Sean Mannion’s introductory press conference as Eagles offensive coordinator. They discuss Mannion’s coaching influences, his plans for Jalen Hurts, and Vic Fangio’s commitment to the team. Later, they transition to the 76ers’ search for a new president of basketball operations.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz dive into the 'Top 5 at 5,' criticizing the funniest things to happen at WIP in the last 24 hours.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz weigh in on Bryce Harper's preferred batting position and celebrate the retirement of veteran board operator Eddie Scazzero. Caller Christian joins to defend herself against Hugh Douglas, leading to a hilarious discussion about their potential romantic tension.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz review the top moments from WIP, including Joe DeCamara's bizarre question to Ray Didinger about missing funerals. They also break down a heated exchange between Hugh Douglas and caller Christian regarding travel plans to London.

The WIP Afternoon Show react to reports that Jameer Nelson is a leading internal candidate for the 76ers' president of basketball operations role.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins Ike, Spike, and Fritz to analyze Sean Mannion's debut press conference and his fit with the Eagles' coaching staff. They evaluate how Mannion might influence Jalen Hurts' development in areas like passing anticipation and footwork. The conversation also covers Vic Fangio's tenure in Philadelphia.

Eagles Offensive Coordinator Sean Mannion speaks on developing a strong rapport with Jalen Hurts, the importance of offensive footwork, and the various mentors who shaped his coaching style.

The WIP Afternoon Show discuss whether they are more optimistic or pessimistic after 50 game plus breaking down Aaron Nola's recent struggles on the mound and whether the Phillies should move to a six-man rotation.

Ike Reese and Spike Eskin react to the news of Eagles linebacker Nolan Smith being arrested for driving 135 mph in Georgia and analyze defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's recent comments regarding his coaching future.

The WIP Afternoon Show analyze Don Mattingly's public comments regarding Bryce Harper's preference to hit third in the lineup rather than second. They debate whether this reveals a selfish streak in the superstar or if it is simply a matter of player comfort, comparing the situation to the Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts.

Spike Eskin reacts to being labeled a "moron" by overnight host Jon Johnson regarding his defense of Phillies President Dave Dombrowski. They also debate Eliot Shorr-Parks' failed lie detector test concerning Jalen Hurts and analyze AJ Brown's contract leverage as training camp approaches. Finally, the conversation shifts to the NBA, comparing the skill sets of Tyrese Maxey and Jalen Brunson.

Spike and Jack analyze the versatility of Cooper DeJean and whether he is already a top ten player on the Eagles' defense. They also discuss the potential leverage AJ Brown has regarding a new contract and compare NBA management styles to the NFL.

The WIP Afternoon Show brings you the Top 5 at 5 where Jack is asking his most pressing questions to Ike and Spike.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): James Seltzer and Eliot Shorr-Parks react to what Scot Loeffler had to say about coaching Jalen Hurts earlier in the week and the latest rumors regarding AJ Brown and his potential trade destinations.

Spike, Ike, and Jack analyze the shocking results of Eliot Shorr-Parks' polygraph test, which suggests he is being deceptive about Jalen Hurts. They explore the differences between Rob Thomson and Don Mattingly while debating if the Phillies are legitimate World Series contenders.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz analyze the Phillies' recent hot streak and debate if they are true World Series contenders.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the WIP Afternoon Show to undergo a professional polygraph examination conducted by Nate Gordon to test his controversial Philadelphia sports opinions.

The WIP Afternoon Show react to Eliot Shorr-Parks failing a polygraph test regarding his ranking of Jalen Hurts. They analyze Andrew Painter’s development, the Phillies' catching depth, and debate whether Dave Dombrowski deserves an apology for the team's early season struggles. They also explore the management shift from Rob Thomson to Don Mattingly and how it impacted the locker room.