The Broad Street Line

The Sixers allegedly believe that Bryan Colangelo had NOTHING to do with the various burner accounts... but that's only the SECOND biggest sports story in Philadelphia this week. On this episode, we talk about that invitation that never got an RSVP and debate whether or not the Philadelphia Eagles let their fans down (they didn't).

Collargate rolls on as the Philadelphia 76ers continue to investigate one of the strangest stories in the history of the NBA. The guys also discuss a lackluster NBA Finals and rejoice in the fact that Vegas-style sports betting has come to Delaware.

The Bryan Colangelo Twitter saga rolls on... there are tons of theories, but we break down the best ones and get to the bottom of the mystery. We also examine the back that WWE just received, and wonder what this means for Raw and Smackdown going forward.

The NFL shoots itself in the foot with its new anthem policy - a set of rules informally voted on by owners with zero input from the players themselves. We explain why this is a poor decision, and destroy any and all arguments in favor of the change.

The Athletic's Sheil Kapadia joined the crew in the PhillyCAM studio to discuss his career in sports media, the Philadelphia Eagles' improbable run to Super Bowl LII, and whether or not the Philadelphia 76ers have a reasonable chance at landing LeBron James this summer.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we put a bow on the Philadelphia 76ers' 2018 playoff run and look forward to what figures to be a busy offseason. We also have WAY too much fun with Chinese NBA player nicknames, we explain how Red Sox pitcher David Price got brodied by the media, and we defend Joe Flacco and Ben Roethlisberger (somewhat) for not being about that mentor life.

Philly's own Hardwork Movement came through the studio and chopped it up with us as we discussed the Eagles' Super Bowl win and the recent success of the Philadelphia 76ers. We also debated which athlete rappers have bars, and gave our review on NFL Draft walkout songs.

Picking apart the 2018 NFL schedule before the draft is a pretty pointless exercise... but we did it anyway on this edition of The Broad Street Line. We also show some love to the unsung members of the Philadelphia 76ers (namely Dario Saric and Marco Belinelli) who deserve some of the credit for their team's impressive showing in the 2018 NBA Playoffs.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we take a deep dive into the Philadelphia 76ers' first playoff series in six years as they get set to take on the Miami Heat. We also gush over the phenom that is Shohei Ohtani and debate whether or not Jay Wright would ever make the leap to the NBA.

On the eve of wrestling's equivalent of Super Bowl Weekend, we had a chance to catch up with Andrew Goldstein (former WWE writer; producer, "Open Late with Peter Rosenberg"; co-host, "Sorry I've Been So Busy" podcast) to discuss #Wrestlemania 34, the best cheesesteaks in Philly, and his new show coming to Complex Networks.

On this episode of The Broad Street Line, we catch up with Villanova CB Malik Reaves as he prepares for the 2018 NFL Draft! We also break down the latest with Joel Embiid and debate whether or not new Phillies manager Gabe Kapler has been too aggressive in the first two games of the season.

The Broad Street Line had a chance to catch up with CB Malik Reaves as he prepares for the 2018 NFL Draft. The former Villanova defensive back is one of the highest-rated FCS players in this year's class, and looks to be the next member of the Wildcats to make a name for himself at the next level.

The Sister Jean / Loyola-Chicago story is cute or whatever, but is this really good for college basketball? Kris and Roy offer their thoughts on March Madness, and explain why this Michael Bennett story has PLENTY of room for ambiguity.

Have the Philadelphia Phillies accelerated their rebuild and is Odell Beckham worth the trouble? We discuss both of those things and plenty more on this edition of the podcast. And later in the show, we discuss the future of Temple athletics...

The rich get richer and the woke get woker as the Philadelphia Eagles land Seattle Seahawks DE Michael Bennett. But will the Birds' lack of draft picks hurt them going forward, we debate all of that and more on this edition of The Broad Street Line.

Before LeBron moves to Philly in July, we take shots on this episode at those who don't want King James to join the Sixers. The Broad Street Line duo also takes an early look at the 2018 NFL Draft and projects what the Philadelphia Eagles will do with their first-round pick.

The Day of Reckoning is coming soon for both the NCAA and the Dallas Mavericks... on this edition of The Broad Street Line, we'll lay it all out and explain what a few people could and should have learned from The Wire.

The confetti has been swept away and the Lombardi trophy has found a home in the NovaCare complex.... so what's next for the Philadelphia Eagles? We'll answer that question and more as we bring you the aftermath of Super Bowl LII.

The year-long victory lap begins now as media consultant and contributor for ESPN's The Undefeated O.J. Spivey joins us in the 106.5FM PhillyCAM studio to celebrate the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LII victory.

Super Bowl Week is finally here! We're less than 5 sleeps away from Eagles vs. Patriots and we'll tell you EVERYTHING you need to know in advance of THE BIG GAME. And later in the show, we run through an incredible four days of WWE action in Philadelphia highlighted by a history-making Royal Rumble.

On this edition of the show, we debate how many NBA players REALLY want to throw hands, we celebrate the career of Eric Lindros, and we offer a public service announcement to the City of Philadelphia prior to the NFC Championship Game.

Will the Sixers have two players in this year's All-Star Game? What are the best road trips for the 2018 Eagles season? And why are we surprised that the Patriots dynasty is finally falling apart after nearly two decades? We'll answer all of those questions and more on this edition of The Broad Street Line.

On our last episode of 2017, we celebrate the Christmas day/night doubleheader sweep by the Philadelphia 76ers and the Philadelphia Eagles. Later in the show, we look forward ahead to 2018 as we pray for positive health updates for Carson Wentz and Markelle Fultz.

Carolina Panthers' owner Jerry Richardson is just the latest figure in the entertainment world to be accused of sexual harassment. The #MeToo movement will have a wide-ranging impact on professional sports, and on this edition of The Broad Street Line, we'll take a deep dive into the issue as we close out 2017.

It's Player vs. Player as the NFLPA's Player Coalition are at odds with how the NFL is addressing their concerns. We discuss where Eagles' safety Malcolm Jenkins stands and what comes next when it comes to social justice reform.