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Two nights, two games, two different Knicks (35*-20) teams. Last night, the Knicks fell in overtime to the lowly Indiana Pacers, dropping a game that should’ve been a gimme and playing the worst defense of their season. Tonight, they travelled to Philadelphia to battle the sixth-place 76ers (30-24). With vastly improved defense, domination in the […]
Game Details When: Wednesday, February 11, 7:30 p.m. ETWhere: Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia, PAWatch: ESPNRadio: 97.5 The FanaticFollow: @LibertyBallers
The Knicks (34*-20) face the Philadelphia 76ers (30-23) tonight at Xfinity Mobile Arena. It’s New York’s final game on the schedule before the All-Star break. They arrive still stinging from last night’s overtime loss to Indiana, while Philly’s last game was a bust against Portland. Game’s at 7:30 p.m. EST on MSG and ESPN. This […]
If Kevin Patullo was the big problem in Philadelphia last season, the Miami Dolphins just made a mistake hiring him.
The Philadelphia 76ers will be shorthanded again on Wednesday night hosting the New York Knicks. After being listed as questionable throughout the day, Joel Embiid has been downgraded to out for the contest due to right knee injury management. Embiid was also sidelined for this reason on Monday when the Sixers fell to the Portland […]
Kevin Patullo will not be returning to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2026. The Birds’ former offensive coordinator is reportedly joining the Miami Dolphins as their new pass game coordinator. Nick Sirianni originally announced that he was making an OC change back on January 13, two days after the Eagles’ playoff loss to the San Francisco […]
The Miami Dolphins have hired former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo as the team’s pass-game coordinator. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo was the first to report the signing. Patullo spent four seasons with the Eagles, but was fired after the team’s offense fell short of expectations this season. Before becoming the Eagles’ offensive coordinator in […]
When quarterbacks coach Sean Mannion left the Green Bay Packers and took the offensive coordinator opportunity with the Philadelphia Eagles, a major vacancy appeared on the team’s coaching staff. While head coach Matt LaFleur interviewed at least one outsider for the job, former Arizona Cardinals pass game coordinator Connor Senger, Mannion’s position has been backfilled […]
The Philadelphia Flyers are firmly stuck in a position that no team truly wants to be in. With the Olympics going on and weeks away from the NHL resuming again, the Flyers are eight points out of a playoff spot with several teams in competition. But, they aren’t bad enough to truly sink to the bottom for one of the top draft picks this June. With that in mind, what can they even do as the trade deadline approaches on March 6? Well, it could involve trading Owen Tippett. On the latest...
The week leading up to the Super Bowl is filled with more media opportunities than players know what to do with, which means more than a few opportunities for upcoming Eagles’ free agents to make a pitch to stay in Philly — or not. Nakobe Dean and Reed Blankenship were both asked about returning to […]
Despite Danny Briere and Rick Tocchet’s comments on how this is a ‘young team’, the Flyers’ reluctance to consistently play their young prospects shows that they might be more focused on short-term stability than long-term growth. The Philadelphia Flyers have undoubtedly been struggling — losing 12 of their last 15 — and during a skid like this, you’d expect the young guys to be getting heavy minutes, right? Well, that hasn’t been the case. The kids aren’t alright With The Offsp...
One of the biggest 2026 offseason questions for the Philadelphia Eagles: Will Lane Johnson retire? If former Eagles running back LeSean McCoy and NFL insider Adam Schefter are to be believed, Philly’s All-Pro starting right tackle will indeed be back next season. McCoy had the following to say on a February 9 edition of SPEAKEASY: […]
Eagles Question of the Day: Do you think the 2024 Eagles would beat the 2025 Seahawks if they played each other on a neutral field? Head over to The Feed and weigh in with your answer and explanation! Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … The Nine Story Lines That Will Define […]
Phillies pitchers and catchers report to Clearwater today, effectively ending one of the dreariest off-seasons since team president Dave Dombrowski took over as head of baseball operations prior to the 2021 season. Yes, he re-signed Kyle Schwarber, far-and-away the franchise’s primary goal over the winter, added free agent reliever Brad Keller to set up closer […]
Welcome to the Philadelphia Flyers Top 25 Under 25 ranking, Winter 2026 edition. Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll be putting out our ranking of the, well, top 25 players in the Flyers organization who are under 25 years old. A total of 13 writers at Broad Street Hockey submitted ballots and here is the consensus ranking. We’re not getting to the fun section of the Top 25 Under 25 ranking quite yet but we’re kicking it off by going over some players who might have a future with the tea...
The Philadelphia Flyers have had their share of point-getters over the course of their history, even if some of those players haven’t been seen in some time. Whether it was Eric Lindros, Rick Tocchet, Claude Giroux, Mark Recchi, John LeClair, or Tim Kerr, several Flyers have had games where everything went right from start to finish. Here then are the top three single-game performances from Flyers over this history. These are in no particular order and there are also an honorable mention. ...
The Philadelphia Eagles’ coaching staff has been in flux since the 2025 season ended. Despite new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion filling several roles with guys familiar with the scheme he wants to run — Josh Grizzard as pass game coordinator, Ryan Mahaffey as run game coordinator/tight ends coach, and Chris Kuper as offensive line coach […]
The Philadelphia 76ers have made it back to the Eastern Standard time zone, thankfully. The Sixers are back home in South Philadelphia after a five-game roadie to host the New York Knicks on Wednesday night. The Sixers went 3-2 on their trip out West and have not played at home since the passing of the […]
Man, yesterday was a bad day to report to spring training. Injuries, injuries, injuries. Guess we’re all officially holding our breath for when Rob Thomson actually gives an in-person interview next week in Clearwater. On to the links. Phillies news: MLB news:
*It’s Flyers At The Olympics Time! We (and by we I mean me, the person writing this, who is technically sort of in charge, and I did not consult anyone else so the views expressed here may not reflect the views of Broad Street Hockey as a whole) are rooting for Team Czechia around here, and our boy Dan Vladar is pumped and ready to go! [ Inquirer ] *Presumably Rick Tocchet is also pumped and ready to go. [ Inquirer ] *In fact it’s probably safe to assume that all of the NHLers compet...
The Dallas Mavericks (19-33) stay on the road Tuesday night to match up against the Phoenix Suns (31-22). Dallas has now lost seven in a row, most recently to the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night. Phoenix has now lost two in a row, most recently to the Philadelphia 76ers, and is looking for a […]
Speaking from Radio Row ahead of Super Bowl LX, Brandon Graham reconnected with former teammates Chris Long and Beau Allen on his ‘Brandon Graham Unblocked’ podcast, and gave an update on his retirement status. “If Howie [Roseman] makes that call, I’m coming back, one more.” Graham talked about coming in halfway through last season and […]
The Portland Trail Blazers are on a three-game winning streak, coming off one of their most dominant games of the season against the Philadelphia 76ers last night. The team seems well on their way to the 2026 NBA Play-In Tournament. Maybe, if healthy and a little bit lucky, they’ll get to the playoffs. For all […]
The Philadelphia Flyers traded one of the top prospects in hockey, Cutter Gauthier , for an inexperienced, inconsistent, and oft-injured defenseman in Jamie Drysdale. They certainly had their pick of names to choose from in the very private, under-the-table Gauthier sweepstakes, and the front office decided Drysdale was worth hitching their wagons to. To that point, the young defenseman had begun to stall in his development, but with a more stable environment in Philadelphia, we’re just beginn...
The Philadelphia 76ers are starting to see the dust settle after the 2026 NBA trade deadline. During that span, the team converted Dominick Barlow from a two-way deal to a standard contract. That move clarified the direction of the Sixers’ now-vacant two-way spot, as they’ll bring in former first-round pick Dalen Terry. The Philly Voice’s […]