Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

Howard Eskin joins the show to discuss last night's Sixers win over the Heat, the first-round matchup over the Knicks, Jalen Hurts' press conference, and the new Bill Belichick story as it relates to the Eagles.

Hour 2: The conversation on the Sixers' big win continues. Jimmy Butler suffered an injury right before halftime and Joe DeCamara says the Sixers would not have won the game if Butler didn't get hurt. 

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts addressed the media on Wednesday and spoke about his role in the offense under new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. 

A caller says he was surprised and happy to see Joel Embiid fight through adversity and come through in the clutch, helping the Sixers get a one-point win. 

Hour 1: The Sixers win a wild one on Wednesday night in the play-in game over the Heat, earning the No. 7 seed. They will face the Knicks in the first-round of the playoffs. We react to the game and debate if the win was more encouraging or discouraging. Jon Ritchie and Joe DeCamara debate Nick Nurse's first half performance. Also, the Phillies beat the Rockies 7-6 to complete the three-game sweep.

The Morning Show begins to take calls on the Philadelphia 76ers' comeback play-in win over the Heat. Joe DeCamara, Jon Ritchie and the callers react to Joel Embiid's performance. 

The Sixers win a wild one on Wednesday night in the play-in game over the Heat, earning the No. 7 seed. They will face the Knicks in the first-round of the playoffs. Jon Ritchie continues his optimistic viewpoint of the Sixers. 

Full show: The Morning team recap the Phillies & Ranger Suarez’s complete game shutout. The team discuss the Sixers/Heat and believe the winner will go on to play for the Conference championship. The Ringer’s Ryen Russillo gives a 76ers/Heat preview. Ruben Amaro calls in the defend Howie Roseman’s handling of Haason Reddick questions.

Hour 4: The Morning team and callers predict the Sixers/Heat matchup. The team checks the poll results. The Ringer’s Ryen Russillo breaks down the matchup and gives his NBA Finals prediction. 

The Ringer’s Ryen Russillo joins the Morning team and gives his outlook for the Sixers. Russilo gives his thoughts on Joel Embiid in the postseason and he gives his NBA Finals prediction. 

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie examine the ESPN.com story of why Bill Belichick doesn’t have a NFL head coaching job. The team discusses the possibility of the Eagles hiring Belichick and their reported interest. 

Hour 3: The Morning team argue about Joel Embiid showing up during the playoffs in the past. Nick Nurse wants the Sixers to play their assrs off. Eliot Shorr-Parks discusses Embiid’s level of play in the playoffs. The team explore why Jimmy Butler isn’t a 76er.

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie take calls on the Flyers end of the season after the lose to the Capitols. The team question why the Flyers didn't bring a player in to help the team because they were so close to making the playoffs. 

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the Morning team. Eliot needs Joel Embiid to prove himself and lead the Sixers to victory. The team and Eliot was surprised with Howie's response to questions on Haason Reddick. Plus, the Eagles looked into hiring Bill Belichick. 

Hour 2: The Morning team discuss the Sixers/Heat and believe the winner will go on to play for the Conference championship. We know Jimmy Butler will bring it but will Embiid bring it. Ruben Amaro calls in the defend Howie Roseman’s handling of Haason Reddick questions.

When Howie Roseman was answering questions about Reddick he became evasive and dismissive. Ruben Amaro calls in to explain why Howie wouldn’t answer questions. The Morning team were not happy how Howie handled the questions. The team didn’t understand why Howie was petty and leads the team to wonder what really happened.

Listener's send in questions to the show and found out that Joe DeCamara is getting closer to publishing his book and how is his golf game. 

Hour 1: The Morning team relish in Ranger Suarez’s complete game shutout. The team declare that this is the greatest we’ve seen Ranger ever pitch. Jon Ritchie values Rangers 1.73 ERA. Plus, Bryce Harper is heating up with a RTBI double and a 2-run homer last night.

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie discuss the performance of Harper and Suarez in last night’s game. The team explore the possibility of Bryce and Ranger’s chances of winning Gold Gloves.

Joe DeCamara is truly excited about the 76ers playoffs chances but he’s concerned is Joel Embiid’s mindset can match his skillset. Jon Richie has faith because Embiid is at his healthiest and will be the difference in the series against the heat.