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If the Browns cut Denzel Ward, should the Eagles sign him?

With the Super Bowl in the rear-view, the league has turned their attention to free agency. As teams start planning their 2026 rosters, there’s also plenty of speculation regarding who may get cut due to salary cap hits. Among some of the players considered cap casualties, NFL reporter Matt Okada suggests a surprising name: Browns […]

Injuries create an immediate opportunity for Blaze Alexander

The Orioles made some big time moves over the offseason. Pete Alonso should provide legitimate protection to Baltimore’s other top hitters. Ryan Helsley knows what it takes to close out games in big spots, and the organization continues to hype up trade acquisition Shane Baz. These guys are the type of difference makers that can […]

The Sean Mannion Offense: Part 2: The Run Game

Full disclaimer: I have no idea what the Eagles’ offense will look like in 2026. Sean Mannion has never called plays over a full NFL season. Josh Grizzard has only done it once. There is no finished product to evaluate yet, no Eagles film to diagnose, no certainty to lean on. However, we can formulate […]

Eagles reportedly add Notre Dame assistant to their training staff

The Philadelphia Eagles are hiring Notre Dame associate director of football strength and conditioning Fred Hale, according to a report from John Brice of FootballScoop. Hale is said to be joining the Eagles as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. The Eagles have made a lot of changes to Nick Sirianni’s coaching staff since the […]

Tuesday Bantering: Jays Notes

There isn’t a lot of news coming out of the Jays camp yet. The first spring game is this Saturday, 1:00 Eastern, against the Phillies. We get a lot of games with the Phillies, as their spring home is about a 15-minute drive from Dunedin. The big baseball news is that Tony Clark is resigning […]

Flyers recall goalie prospect Carson Bjarnason from Phantoms

The Philadelphia Flyers are getting a helping hand from the AHL during the Olympic break, in the form of a young netminder who has been having a solid rookie season. Announced by the team Tuesday afternoon, the Flyers have officially recalled 20-year-old netminder Carson Bjarnason up from the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. While it is more of just something they officially have to do on-paper, it is still nice to see a guy getting a chance to be amongst the NHL squad. Transaction: We have r...

Philadelphia Eagles headquarters has a new name

The Philadelphia Eagles’ base of operations, which includes the team’s practice facility, on the northwest corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue is no longer called the “NovaCare Complex.” After 25 years of holding that name since it originally opened, Eagles headquarters is now officially titled: Jefferson Health Training Complex. More details from the press […]

The “Last Man In” free agent tournament: Quarterfinals part one

With Cliff Lee getting past Michael Saunders, round one of the “Last Man In” free agent tournament is complete. We’ll begin the quarterfinal round with a pair of matchups: 4. Jeff Hoffman, 2023 Jeff Hoffman became an out of nowhere success story for the Phillies, so I understand why Phillies fans liked the guy, but […]

Eagles News: Keep Jaelan Phillips in Philly?

Eagles Question of the Day: Is there a free agent you really want the Eagles to sign? Whether it’s one of their own or from another team. Head over to The Feed and weigh in with your answer and explanation! Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … One roster move each NFC […]

Prospect expectations check: What’s realistic and what’s fantasy?

Let’s assume for a second that Andrew Painter and Justin Crawford are going to make the Opening Day roster. While it’s not completely a sure thing, outside of some unforeseen circumstance that fells one or both of them, they’re going north with the Phillies. That makes this question applicable to many of the other prospects […]

Should Flyers sign Jeff Skinner as a free agent?

On Monday, despite a lull in the National Hockey League, the San Jose Sharks announced they’re parting company with veteran winger Jeff Skinner. The team put him on unconditional waivers in order to terminate the contract he has with the club. If he clears waivers on Tuesday, then he becomes an unrestricted free agent and is eligible to sign with whoever he pleases. The question then would be if Skinner would be a fit for the Flyers down the stretch. Skinner signed a one-year deal with Ed...

Jabari Walker Signs Two-Year Deal with 76ers

Former Portland Trail Blazers big Jabari Walker is signed a two-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania: The Philadelphia 76ers intend to sign forward Jabari Walker to a new two-year contract, sources tell ESPN. 76ers and Klutch Sports’ Rich Paul and Anthony Fields negotiated the new deal for Walker, who earned […]

Eagles reportedly reassign pass game coordinator to QB coach

The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to name Parks Frazier as their new quarterbacks coach, according to a report from Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports. Frazier joined the Eagles’ coaching staff last offseason as their pass game coordinator. The Eagles’ passing game wasn’t strong in 2025; here’s how the team ranked in a number of key […]

Three storylines to follow in Phillies spring training

With spring training opening up this week, many people are going to start remembering that baseball is about to begin. Hearing the pitchers and catcher popping mitts again is always the best sound reminder that we have that our blessed game is around the corner and soon after that, position players will return. Then we’ll […]

Which player do you expect to take a leap forward this season?

Spring training is the time for optimism for all people involved. It still feels like the Phillies have a chance to win a World Series since everyone is (mostly) healthy and showing up in the best shape of their lives. Everyone still has the sense that things are alright and that negativity about either the […]

Sizing up the East heading into season’s second half

We’re about two-thirds of the way through the 2025-26 NBA regular season based upon games played, but the league’s All-Star break always serves as the arbitrary halfway point of the season. The vibes were way down for the Philadelphia 76ers, but we received a welcome respite over the weekend, getting to enjoy VJ Edgecombe shine […]

Phillies news: Bryce Harper, Edmundo Sosa, Zac Gallen

Today is the day. Pitchers and catchers have already begun their workouts, but the players are coming. A bunch of them are already there, eager to run it ba— Get better for the season. Today, though, today is the marker in the sand. The one where it truly feels like spring is underway. On to […]

Flyers’ Travis Sanheim shares honest opinion of Tkachuk brothers

Matthew and Brady Tkachuk are some of the most notorious pests in the NHL. Constantly getting into scrums after the whistle, causing massive problems for their opposition, and just being a general nuisance is what they thrive off of — and of course scoring loads of goals and points and being impactful players when they’re actually playing hockey. But in a recent interview clip, Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Travis Sanheim let the world know that he doesn’t really like either of them and ...