The Broad Street Line

As many of you have requested, we've taken two of our most recent interviews and made them into a separate episode for your listening pleasure. In this edition, we're joined by New York Times bestselling author Sam Smith ("The Jordan Rules", Bulls.com) who joined us to talk all things NBA. Following that is our interview with Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Don McKee, who gives us his take on the Philadelphia sports scene. So sit back, relax and enjoy the ride on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we're joined by Philadelphia Inquirer columnist and long-time WIP personality Don McKee, who'll talk all things Philly sports. With the Eagles coming off of their bye week, we'll preview their prospects for the rest of the season, and tell you if they're as good as anyone in the NFC. And as always, our Fantasy 411 segment will give you the information that you need to win your fantasy football game this week. So for all of that and more, keep it locked on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

Special guest Tom Moore of the Bucks County Courier Times will join us to preview the 2010-11 Sixers' campaign.

On a very special edition of The Broad Street Line, Bulls.com contributor and New York Times bestselling author Sam Smith ("The Jordan Rules") is scheduled to join us to talk about all things NBA. Also, we'll break down the teams you need to pay attention to this season, and give you the sleeper players that are poised for a breakout season. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

In the aftermath of the Phillies' disappointing loss in the NLCS, The Broad Street Line breaks down what happened against the Giants, and gives you our outlook on what next season will bring. Also, special guest Tom Moore of the Bucks County Courier Times will join us to preview the 2010-11 Sixers' campaign. And with one member of The Broad Street Line taking a trip to the Eagles-Titans game, we'll give you an in-depth report of the scene this past weekend down in Nashville. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports. Just a reminder: On October 28th, Bulls.com contributor and New York Times bestselling author Sam Smith ("The Jordan Rules") is scheduled to join us for a very special edition of The Broad Street Line, giving you his thoughts on the 2010-11 NBA season. And on November 3rd, Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Don McKee will join the show to talk all things Phillies, Eagles and Sixers.

On this episode of The Broad Street Line, we'll break down the Phillies and Giants NLCS clash as well as the Eagles' game vs. the Atlanta Falcons. This week also means another episode of Heisman Survivor, where we tell you which QB is the latest to earn immunity. And our basketball preview series rolls on as we analyze the Eastern Conference and whether or not anyone can pose a challenge to the Miami Heat. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports. Just a reminder: In early November, Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Don McKee will join the show to talk all things Phillies, Eagles and Sixers. And on October 28th, Bulls.com contributor and New York Times bestselling author Sam Smith ("The Jordan Rules") will also be a guest on a special edition of The Broad Street Line, giving you his thoughts on the 2010-11 NBA season.

Red October kicked off with a bang: Roy Halladay's no-hit gem against the Reds will definitely be the topic of conversation on this week's edition of The Broad Street Line. Fresh off of H2O's dominant performances vs. Cincinnati, we tell you what to look forward to when the NLCS kicks off on Saturday. Of course, we'll talk about Kevin Kolb's impressive start in a not-so-impressive win for the Philadelphia Eagles out in San Francisco on Sunday night. And this week kicks off our 2010-11 NBA preview - we'll give you a breakdown of the Western Conference teams that you should pay attention to this season. So tune in for all of that and more, courtesy of The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

The aftermath of Donovan McNabb's return to Philadelphia will be the focus of this week's edition of The Broad Street Line. Special guest Jonathan Tannenwald of Philly.com is scheduled to join us to discuss college football, Major League Soccer, and the Phillies prospects heading into the postseason. Speaking of baseball, we'll give you our Cy Young and MVP picks, and tell you which teams will still be playing deep into October. So tune in for all of that and more, courtesy of The Broad Street Line: Sports talk radio will never be the same again.

The soap opera that's been the Eagles' 2010 season intensifies this week as Donovan McNabb returns to the Linc for the first time since the infamous Easter Sunday trade - we'll talk all things Eagles/Redskins on this week's episode of The Broad Street Line. Of course, we'll discuss the impressive debut of the Michael Vick Era in Philadelphia and debate the Eagles' prospects for the rest of the season. Also, for the fantasy football players out there, we'll give you our choices on who to start and who to sit in Week 4. Heisman Survivor returns this week as some contenders played their way back onto the island. And no show would be complete without talking about the NL East champion Phillies, who are making their fourth straight appearance in the postseason. So tune in for all of that and more, courtesy of The Broad Street Line: sports talk radio will never be the same again.

Another week, another Eagles game - this time, The Broad Street Line recaps Michael Vick's illustrious debut as Eagles starting quarterback. Of course, 24 hours before we hit the air, Andy Reid drops a bombshell and names Vick as the starting QB for the rest of the season. Half of The Broad Street Line thinks that this is a bad move, however. Don't miss the debut episode of Heisman Survivor as we review which castaways have been kicked off of the island. All of that and more for the low price of... free, courtesy of The Broad Street Line: sports talk radio will never be the same again.

The NFL season has officially begun, and the dynamic duo known as The Broad Street Line tears into it, assessing the Eagles' prospects after their dismal loss against the Green Bay Packers and dispelling the myths of any quarterback controversy. Fantasy football columnist Ryan Chatelain from amNewYork and FlexPosition.com is scheduled to join us to talk about the Week 1 fantasy studs and busts. Also, we'll sort through the fallout of Showdown Saturday, and hand out our Big Man on Campus award to a certain Michigan QB who had a pretty decent game in South Bend this past weekend. Finally, we'll discuss the recent avalanche of sports-themed reality shows, and give you our proposal for what could be the greatest television program of all time...

Right on the heels of our fantasy football show, The Broad Street Line previews both the upcoming college and pro football seasons. We'll give you our Preseason Power Rankings, tell you the players you should keep an eye on as far as the Heisman is concerned, and we'll also make our predictions on who's going to take the Lombardi Trophy come February. In other news, we'll debate whether Floyd Mayweather puts his "Money" where his mouth is, and tell you how a person can fall in love... with a phone.

On the latest episode of The Broad Street Line, fantasy football is the name of the game as we go in depth with our predictions and analysis. We'll give you sleepers, busts, and the tools you need in order to take home your league's title. Also, our fearless heroes went bi-coastal this weekend - find out what happened when one of us joined Phillies Nation out in San Diego, while the other attended the greatest concert of all time...