There's so much excitement running throughout Sixers Nation! This week on TABLE TALK, Jeff talks to Tom Moore (@tmoore76ers) from the Bucks County Courier Times about what we've been seeing within the Sixers Summer League play. Of course, the trending topic of Markelle Fultz's injury is discussed and what he can do for this Sixers team heading into the season. Can Jonah Bolden and Furkan Korkmaz be significant contributors in the future? Tom also gives his take on whether or not this Sixers can is playoff bound. Plus much more about the offseason strategy and future of the team. It's a great show and interview you won't want to miss! Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related.

While the 2017 Phillies season certainly hasn't been stellar, we're still looking at and analyzing the IronPigs prospects and rest the farm system. This week, Tom Housenick, Phillies Triple-A and IronPigs beat writer for the Morning Call, joined us to talk about the talent in Lehigh Valley and what we can expect from this crop of players in the future. But first, on the Brief News & Views segment: 1. A look at the many Sixers moves in free agency over the past week. (6:10) 2. Flyers news and notes, a new goalie and someone had surgery. (20:40) 3. Nick Williams was finally promoted to Philadelphia! (29:35) 4. The Eagles release Dorial Green-Beckham. (34:35) Our Listener Feedback this week concentrated on one particular issue: rebuilds. We discussed how and why sports teams and organizations vary in terms of their strategic personnel rebuilds. (37:55) And then what we're throwing down on the Table this week is an in-depth interview with Tom Housenick from the Morning Call. Sitting in the press box night after night, Tom sees how these Lehigh Valley prospects are developing. Throughout the season, he's been able to analyze who is making the strides and players we may see in Philly sooner rather than later. We first got into the pitching at Triple-A with Tom Eshelman and then reliever Edubray Ramos. Also, what's been happening with the sad state of pitching for Jake Thompson. Of course, we then got into a detailed discussion about J.P. Crawford, Dylan Cozens, Jorge Alfaro, and plenty more of the prospects we're keeping our eyes on. It's a great interview Phillies fans won't want to miss! (44:20) Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related.

This week on TABLE TALK, Mike Raymond (@MikeRaymondLV) from ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley, joined Jeff for an early look at the 2017 Penn State Football season, specifically how the offense will look. Mike got into what the contract extension details for head coach James Franklin may look like. He also touched on whether or not QB Trace McSorley can repeat his amazing 2016 season. Of course, the offensive weapons of RB Saquon Barkley and TE Mike Gesicki were topics of discussion as well as how the offensive line will hold up here in 2017. If you're a diehard Penn State Football fan, this is an interview you won't want to miss! Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related.

Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related. This week, we dive into some great Flyers post-draft analysis with Charlie O'Connor from BroadStreetHockey.com and the BSH Radio podcast. But first, on the Brief News and Views segment: 1. The high cost of stadium naming rights. (6:00) 2. The Eagles will play in primetime twice in the preseason. (16:25) 3. Thoughts on the Sixers players nickname, the FEDS. (20:10) 4. TAKE IT or LEAVE IT: The Phillies should trade Maikel Franco. (25:25) Our Listener Feedback this week focused on whether or not the Eagles should make a trade with the Saints, who's to blame for the Phillies woes, and our poll about whether Fultz or Simmons should win NBA Rookie of the Year. (32:00) And then what we're throwing down on the Table is a discussion with Charlie O'Connor from the Broad Street Hockey Radio crew. Of course, we talked about the future of what center Nolan Patrick means to this franchise. Charlie also analyzed the early picks of the draft including Morgan Frost, Isaac Ratcliffe, and Matthew Strome. Finally, we got into free agency and who the Flyers are currently looking to acquire. It's a great show and interview you won't want to miss! (42:00)

Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related. This week on TABLE TALK, John Town (@johntown99_) from ThatBallsOuttaHere.com, joined Jeff for a discussion about the Phillies farm system, prospects, the current team, possible trades, and whether there's any hope for "salvaging" this season. The overriding theme: will these Phillies give us something? John provided his thoughts and viewpoints on whether or not we can love this team again this season and what kind of moves the front office will need to make for that to happen. We also discussed the potential Pat Neshek and Maikel Franco trade plus much, more more. If you're a diehard Phillies fan suffering like us all, this is a TABLE TALK show and interview you won't want to miss!

The 2017 Sixers Draft is now in the books and this team is seemingly developing into the new NBA powerhouse. Time will tell as we have yet to see Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, Dario Saric, and the No. 1 overall pick in this year, Markelle Fultz, on the court together.  But on this PST Special podcast show, we dove into the Sixers newest draft picks, provided a recap and also discussed how the future looks for free agency and the team overall. Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related.

Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related. With the Sixers Draft around the corner and the trade that was made by Bryan Colangelo to acquire the No. 1 pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, we decided to gave our top-5 trades in Philly sports history on the Table this week. But first, on the Brief News & Views segment: 1. A look at the NHL Expansion Draft and our picks on who the Flyers should draft at No. 2 overall. (7:05) 2. The Eagles made changes to their scouting department. (17:10) 3. Are the Phillies doing a disservice to the fans by not bringing up the farm system talent? (21:15) 4. TAKE IT or LEAVE IT: Should the Phillies make a trade for Giancarlo Stanton? (27:35) Our Listener Feedback portion of the show this week focused solely on the Sixers, their acquisition of the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, how Fultz will fit into the core group, and whether Ben Simmons should play summer ball. (31:25) And then what we're throwing down on the Table this week is our lists of top-5 trades in Philly sports history. We'd enjoy knowing what your list is as well. Get in touch with us on social media, leave us voice feedback or email us at philadelphiasportstable@gmail.com. (50:00)

Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related. This week on TABLE TALK, Adam Buckingham (@AdamJBuckingham) from the Two Jersey Kids podcast, joined Jeff for a look at the evolution of sports video games. Adam provided a history of the first video game to where we are now with 3D games and how consoles over the decades have helped shape our culture and desire to play sports games. The subject of whether or not sports video games are healthy or not healthy for our youth was an interesting discussion piece as well as where the future of sports gaming is heading. All of this and much more on this week's TABLE TALK show and interview!

Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related. The 2017 Phillies draft has come and gone and the organization has acquired some new, young batting and pitching talent. Matt Winkelman from PhilliesMinorThoughts.com and CrashburnAlley.com joined us this week to take a look at the Phillies top draft picks and who we should keep our eyes on in the future. But first, on the Brief News & Views segment: 1. Eagles Talk: Jason Peters gets a contract extension, and the Eagles indicate they're looking at Sidney Jones to play in 2017. (4:45) 2. Sixers pre-draft talk and scenarios with our friend of the show, Erik Leonard. (14:05) 3. TAKE IT or LEAVE IT: Floyd Mayweather vs. Connor McGregor in August. (29:25) Our Listener Feedback this week focused on thoughts from last week's show with IronPigs president and general manager, Kurt Landes; Philly sports teams championship scenarios; sports officiating; and calling up Nick Williams. (32:15) And then what we're throwing down on the Table is a interview with Matt Winkelman from Phillies Minor Thoughts and Crashburn Alley. As one of the few well-known and respected Phillies minor league analysts, we discussed Phillies top draft prospects starting with OF Adam Haseley and what his talents may bring to the organization in the future. Matt also provided analysis of RHP Spencer Howard and how he's looked on the mound. How will that translate to the majors someday? Plus, many other players Matt took a look at and discussed this week on the Table. For you baseball junkies, you won't want to miss this one! (46:05)

Remember, we'd enjoy hearing from you! Call 610-255-7198 and leave us a message to play on the show about anything Philly sports related. This week on TABLE TALK, Eric Chesterton (@CF_Larue) from MLB.com's Cut4, joined Jeff for some analysis and future thoughts on the NL East. We dove into each team – the Nationals, Mets, Braves, Marlins, and Phillies – and dissected the good and bad. Can anyone make a run at the Nationals this season? Are the Braves the next team to watch in the division? And how can we assess the Phillies season thus far? We got into all of these questions and much more this week on TABLE TALK!