Phillies Extra with Dan Baker

After an exciting Sixers off season highlighted by the additions of LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, join Inquirer beat writers Gina Mizell and Chris Hine for a breakdown of what to expect this season.

Radio play-by-play announcer Scott Franzke joins The Inquirer’s baseball podcast to discuss Trea Turner’s future, the managerial uncertainty, and more.

Eagles beat reporter Ryan Novozinsky breaks down all the top postgame storylines and key moments.

Olivia Reiner and Jeff Neiburg break down the Eagles’ Week 4 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, discussing key storylines, matchups, injury updates and what Philadelphia needs to do.

On the latest episode of Flyers Extra, we sat down with newcomer Simon Benoit, who was acquired from the Toronto Maple Leafs in June, to talk about the upcoming season.

The Eagles take on the Chicago Bears! Join Ryan Novozinsky after the final whistle for a full breakdown of the game. Watch Here.

As the postseason looms, let’s talk about the Phillies’ bullpen. Larry Andersen happens to be an expert on the subject.

Olivia Reiner and Jeff Neiburg break down the Eagles’ Week 3 Monday Night Football matchup against the Chicago Bears. Watch here.

The Eagles take on the Titans. Join Ryan Novozinsky after the final whistle for a full breakdown of the game, biggest moments, standout performances, key takeaways and what’s next for Philadelphia.

With the Brewers coming to town, the former Phillies GM joined The Inquirer's baseball show to discuss his current and former teams.

The Eagles hit the road for Week 2 to take on the Tennessee Titans. After opening the season with a 24-22 win over the Commanders. What to watch for when the Eagles take the field in Nashville.

With the NHL season just around the corner, Flyers director of player development Riley Armstrong joined Jackie Spiegel to take stock of the team’s prospects, including former first-round draft picks.

Join Ryan Novozinsky for Gameday Central, as he breaks down all the top postgame storylines and key moments from the Eagles’ Week 1 showdown with the Commanders. Watch Here.

The Phillies and Braves are set to square off again this weekend in Atlanta, so it’s the perfect time to check in with Jeff Francoeur, who played for both teams and calls Braves games on TV and radio.

Ahead of Sunday’s season opener against the Commanders, Olivia Reiner and Jeff Neiburg preview the matchup, break down the biggest storylines and share what to watch.

With the minor league season winding down, Phillies farm director Luke Murton discusses the state of the system, upcoming changes to his role and offers an update on injured top prospect Aidan Miller.

Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen joins Phillies Extra to discuss the wild-card race, the drama involving star second baseman Ketel Marte, and the 2023 NLCS. Watch here.

The Eagles wrapped up the preseason against the Cincinnati Bengals. Ryan Novozinsky breaks down the loss, including the biggest plays, standout performances and key takeaways. Watch here.

Join Ryan Novozinsky for Gameday Central: Eagles vs. Patriots Preseason Postgame as he breaks down all the action from Philadelphia’s preseason matchup with New England. Watch Here.

Saturday’s White Out against the Trojans could get hostile. But it’s also the best chance Penn State might have to get a signature win this year to keep any playoff hopes alive.

The show, starring West Philly native Quinta Brunson, has featured many stars and personalities from Philly's pro sports teams.

The Waterdogs' Dox Aitken and Michael Sowers were recognized for their accomplishments as well as the team's this season.

The Philadelphia Historical Commission usually beats appeals of its determinations. In the case of Washington Square West historic district, a Philadelphia Common Pleas judge wasn't convinced.

After the attack, she said, she withdrew from her staff and family. For about two days, she did not respond to messages or phone calls, and she missed a campaign event.

Jonathan Newell’s designation as a safety monitor in the paperwork underscores the limitations of Cornell’s efforts to rein in its party culture in response to a drumbeat of troubling incidents.