SixersWhy did LeBron James choose the Sixers? A phone call from Tyrese Maxey certainly helped.James doesn’t answer many phone calls, but he always picks up when Tyrese Maxey rings.Lexie LindermanLink copied to clipboard
SixersWhy did LeBron James choose the Sixers? A phone call from Tyrese Maxey certainly helped.James doesn’t answer many phone calls, but he always picks up when Tyrese Maxey rings.Lexie LindermanLink copied to clipboard
SoccerMauricio Pochettino says Cavan Sullivan is ‘ready’ for his USMNT run alongside the team’s new generation“I think he’s doing really well in Philadelphia, and that is why he is here," Pochettino said of the 16-year-old Union phenom. "He’s mature enough on the field to be there and to compete.”Jonathan TannenwaldLink copied to clipboard
SoccerMauricio Pochettino says Cavan Sullivan is ‘ready’ for his USMNT run alongside the team’s new generation“I think he’s doing really well in Philadelphia, and that is why he is here," Pochettino said of the 16-year-old Union phenom. "He’s mature enough on the field to be there and to compete.”Jonathan TannenwaldLink copied to clipboard
EaglesWhat national media is saying about the Eagles heading into their ‘Monday Night Football’ matchup with the BearsInjuries for both teams have led to plenty of questions — notably who will start at quarterback for Chicago? Becca O'Reilly, For The InquirerLink copied to clipboard
EaglesWhat national media is saying about the Eagles heading into their ‘Monday Night Football’ matchup with the BearsInjuries for both teams have led to plenty of questions — notably who will start at quarterback for Chicago? Becca O'Reilly, For The InquirerLink copied to clipboard
SoccerThese are the numbers that stand out in the Union’s remarkable regular season turnaroundThe team could set a franchise record at 12 straight games unbeaten in Major League Soccer play with a win or tie against Orlando City at home this weekend.Kerith GabrielLink copied to clipboard
SoccerThese are the numbers that stand out in the Union’s remarkable regular season turnaroundThe team could set a franchise record at 12 straight games unbeaten in Major League Soccer play with a win or tie against Orlando City at home this weekend.Kerith GabrielLink copied to clipboard
SixersThe Sixers’ Blue X White scrimmage will move to Xfinity Mobile Arena because of increased demandAfter a summer of big moves that have led to historic demand for Sixers basketball, fans will get their first chance to see new stars LeBron James and Jaylen Brown at noon on Oct. 3. Gabriela CarrollLink copied to clipboard
SixersThe Sixers’ Blue X White scrimmage will move to Xfinity Mobile Arena because of increased demandAfter a summer of big moves that have led to historic demand for Sixers basketball, fans will get their first chance to see new stars LeBron James and Jaylen Brown at noon on Oct. 3. Gabriela CarrollLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesAlec Bohm represents changes that might be coming to the Phillies. Who else could be on the way out?Barring a deep run through October, several longstanding players — as well as interim manager Don Mattingly — face a cloudy future with the Phillies. Scott LauberLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesAlec Bohm represents changes that might be coming to the Phillies. Who else could be on the way out?Barring a deep run through October, several longstanding players — as well as interim manager Don Mattingly — face a cloudy future with the Phillies. Scott LauberLink copied to clipboard
EaglesWhat the Bears are saying about their MNF game against the EaglesThe Bears will likely have to turn to third-string quarterback Case Keenum, who said they will have their “work cut out for us” against the Eagles’ playmakers. Lexie LindermanLink copied to clipboard
EaglesWhat the Bears are saying about their MNF game against the EaglesThe Bears will likely have to turn to third-string quarterback Case Keenum, who said they will have their “work cut out for us” against the Eagles’ playmakers. Lexie LindermanLink copied to clipboard
EaglesEagles odds against the Bears; plus player props for DeVonta Smith and more Here are the latest odds and some prop bets for the Eagles' Week 3 matchup against the Bears.Ariel SimpsonLink copied to clipboard
EaglesEagles odds against the Bears; plus player props for DeVonta Smith and more Here are the latest odds and some prop bets for the Eagles' Week 3 matchup against the Bears.Ariel SimpsonLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesThe Phillies camera operator who brings you the best slo-mo shots from the ballgame just released a stellar jazz albumGreg Farnese croons in his own singular style and operates a camera at Citizens Bank Park. His debut album, "Oh No, I'm in Love Again," was produced by Philly jazz pianist Orrin Evans. Dan DeLucaLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesThe Phillies camera operator who brings you the best slo-mo shots from the ballgame just released a stellar jazz albumGreg Farnese croons in his own singular style and operates a camera at Citizens Bank Park. His debut album, "Oh No, I'm in Love Again," was produced by Philly jazz pianist Orrin Evans. Dan DeLucaLink copied to clipboard
FlyersFlyers observations: Matvei Michkov makes a strong first impression; Joseph Woll shuts out BruinsThe Flyers got goals from Michkov and the surging Cole Knuble as they beat Boston, 2-0, in their first home preseason game. Woll posted 28 saves and showed he's ready if Dan Vladař misses time.Gabriela CarrollLink copied to clipboard
FlyersFlyers observations: Matvei Michkov makes a strong first impression; Joseph Woll shuts out BruinsThe Flyers got goals from Michkov and the surging Cole Knuble as they beat Boston, 2-0, in their first home preseason game. Woll posted 28 saves and showed he's ready if Dan Vladař misses time.Gabriela CarrollLink copied to clipboard
EaglesThe Big Picture: Phillies close in on the playoffs, Eagles keep winning, and more of the week’s best sports photosAnother Red October is on the horizon, the Birds are 2-0, and fall is in the air for this week’s best sports photos. Inquirer Staff PhotographersLink copied to clipboard
EaglesThe Big Picture: Phillies close in on the playoffs, Eagles keep winning, and more of the week’s best sports photosAnother Red October is on the horizon, the Birds are 2-0, and fall is in the air for this week’s best sports photos. Inquirer Staff PhotographersLink copied to clipboard
EaglesEagles vs. Bears predictions: Our writers pick a winner for the Week 3 game in ChicagoThe Eagles might catch a break against a backup quarterback on Monday night. Can they make it a second straight road win?Olivia Reiner, Jeff Neiburg, and Ryan NovozinskyLink copied to clipboard
EaglesEagles vs. Bears predictions: Our writers pick a winner for the Week 3 game in ChicagoThe Eagles might catch a break against a backup quarterback on Monday night. Can they make it a second straight road win?Olivia Reiner, Jeff Neiburg, and Ryan NovozinskyLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesPhillies-Rays: John Kruk out, Cole Hamels in on NBC Sports Philadelphia for wild-card fightNBC Sports Philadelphia will have a bit of a broadcast shuffle as the Phillies look to clinch a wild-card spot. Rob TornoeLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesPhillies-Rays: John Kruk out, Cole Hamels in on NBC Sports Philadelphia for wild-card fightNBC Sports Philadelphia will have a bit of a broadcast shuffle as the Phillies look to clinch a wild-card spot. Rob TornoeLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesPhillies’ quest to clinch a playoff spot stalls again with 5-1 loss to the Brewers The Phillies’ magic number remained two with a weekend series against the AL-leading Rays left to lock up a spot in the postseason. Lochlahn MarchLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesPhillies’ quest to clinch a playoff spot stalls again with 5-1 loss to the Brewers The Phillies’ magic number remained two with a weekend series against the AL-leading Rays left to lock up a spot in the postseason. Lochlahn MarchLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesPhillies’ Luis Arráez leaves game vs. Brewers with a sprained left ankleIf Arraez is unable to play this weekend, the Phillies could reshuffle the infield again, possibly moving Bryce Harper back to first base.Scott Lauber and Lochlahn MarchLink copied to clipboard
PhilliesPhillies’ Luis Arráez leaves game vs. Brewers with a sprained left ankleIf Arraez is unable to play this weekend, the Phillies could reshuffle the infield again, possibly moving Bryce Harper back to first base.Scott Lauber and Lochlahn MarchLink copied to clipboard
Villanova WildcatsVillanova looks for ‘more consistency’ back in conference play vs. ColgateThe Wildcats (2-2) return to Patriot League play against Colgate on Saturday.Finn CourtneyLink copied to clipboard
Villanova WildcatsVillanova looks for ‘more consistency’ back in conference play vs. ColgateThe Wildcats (2-2) return to Patriot League play against Colgate on Saturday.Finn CourtneyLink copied to clipboard
EaglesJalen Hurts is bullish on early chemistry with Eagles wideouts as the offense builds ‘our own thing’Hurts praised wideouts DeVonta Smith and Darius Cooper after Thursday's practice following their big performances in the team's Week 2 win. Ryan NovozinskyLink copied to clipboard
EaglesJalen Hurts is bullish on early chemistry with Eagles wideouts as the offense builds ‘our own thing’Hurts praised wideouts DeVonta Smith and Darius Cooper after Thursday's practice following their big performances in the team's Week 2 win. Ryan NovozinskyLink copied to clipboard
EaglesFrom hangouts with former Eagles players to ‘The Bean,’ here’s a guide to Chicago for Birds fansIt's been a few years since the Birds visited to Chicago, but we've got you covered when it comes to things to do in the Windy City if you're heading over for the 'Monday Night Football' showdown.Conor SmithLink copied to clipboard
EaglesFrom hangouts with former Eagles players to ‘The Bean,’ here’s a guide to Chicago for Birds fansIt's been a few years since the Birds visited to Chicago, but we've got you covered when it comes to things to do in the Windy City if you're heading over for the 'Monday Night Football' showdown.Conor SmithLink copied to clipboard
EaglesCenter Drew Kendall is the Eagles’ newest O-line starter. Witnesses to his rise always saw a pro in the making.Once the top recruit in Massachusetts, Kendall developed into a decorated lineman at Boston College and is now proving himself in the NFL. Olivia ReinerLink copied to clipboard
EaglesCenter Drew Kendall is the Eagles’ newest O-line starter. Witnesses to his rise always saw a pro in the making.Once the top recruit in Massachusetts, Kendall developed into a decorated lineman at Boston College and is now proving himself in the NFL. Olivia ReinerLink copied to clipboard
Nation & WorldWhite House network TV pool resumes operations after a dayslong ban of news outlets from grounds“As of now, all systems are go,” said a person familiar with the pool, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the fluidity of the situation.Jocelyn Noveck, Associated PressLink copied to clipboard
Nation & WorldWhite House network TV pool resumes operations after a dayslong ban of news outlets from grounds“As of now, all systems are go,” said a person familiar with the pool, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the fluidity of the situation.Jocelyn Noveck, Associated PressLink copied to clipboard
EaglesunCovering the Birds: Inside Zach Ertz's ReturnJeff McLane explains how an unlikely reunion between Ertz and the Eagles came together, why both sides are hoping for more than a feel-good story, and which player on the roster could be affected.Jeff McLaneLink copied to clipboard
EaglesunCovering the Birds: Inside Zach Ertz's ReturnJeff McLane explains how an unlikely reunion between Ertz and the Eagles came together, why both sides are hoping for more than a feel-good story, and which player on the roster could be affected.Jeff McLaneLink copied to clipboard
Nation & WorldUkraine weighs legalizing pornography to raise tax revenue and buy dronesWith Ukraine facing giant military expenses and a $27 billion budget gap, lawmakers are moving to decriminalize pornography and tax its content creators.Francesca Ebel, Washington PostLink copied to clipboard
Nation & WorldUkraine weighs legalizing pornography to raise tax revenue and buy dronesWith Ukraine facing giant military expenses and a $27 billion budget gap, lawmakers are moving to decriminalize pornography and tax its content creators.Francesca Ebel, Washington PostLink copied to clipboard
FlyersFlyers cut four players to all but finalize roster for opening night vs. PenguinsFriday brought a few surprising cuts as Cole Knuble and Oliver Bonk were sent to Lehigh Valley. The Flyers roster now stands three players above the maximum of 23 ahead of Monday's 5 p.m. deadline.Gabriela CarrollLink copied to clipboard
FlyersFlyers cut four players to all but finalize roster for opening night vs. PenguinsFriday brought a few surprising cuts as Cole Knuble and Oliver Bonk were sent to Lehigh Valley. The Flyers roster now stands three players above the maximum of 23 ahead of Monday's 5 p.m. deadline.Gabriela CarrollLink copied to clipboard
NewsA Gilded Age flower show is giving people a rare glimpse inside the Lynnewood Hall mansion in Elkins ParkThe 10-day exhibit by the company Fleurs de Villes, which opened Friday, is the public's first chance in decades to see the 127-year-old mansion. Brett SholtisLink copied to clipboard
NewsA Gilded Age flower show is giving people a rare glimpse inside the Lynnewood Hall mansion in Elkins ParkThe 10-day exhibit by the company Fleurs de Villes, which opened Friday, is the public's first chance in decades to see the 127-year-old mansion. Brett SholtisLink copied to clipboard
Nation & WorldStuck on the battlefield, Russia wages ‘total war’ on Ukraine’s economyThe economic damage from Russia’s campaign will reach about $10 billion by the end of the year, Ukraine’s economy ministry has estimated. Andrew E. Kramer, New York TimesLink copied to clipboard
Nation & WorldStuck on the battlefield, Russia wages ‘total war’ on Ukraine’s economyThe economic damage from Russia’s campaign will reach about $10 billion by the end of the year, Ukraine’s economy ministry has estimated. Andrew E. Kramer, New York TimesLink copied to clipboard