Mike Missanelli host afternoons, 2pm-6pm, on Philly's First FM Sports Station, 97.5 the Fanatic.
http://975thefanatic.com/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 202 days 23 hours 14 minutes
The Best Show Ever? 9-9-2022
Tyrone, Hunter, and Ricky discuss the Eagles, and go through the roster and coaching staff to discuss which individuals are most important to the team being successful this year ().
They continue the Eagles, address concerns that the Eagles approach towards camp will lead to a sloppy start, especially compared to the Lions who had a far more aggressive camp, discuss the Bills Rams game from last night, and take some Phone calls (12:50)...
The Picks of the Week 9-9-2022
See who everyone on the show picked for this weekends College and NFL slate of games
Dave Zangaro Previews Game 1 vs The Lions
Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philly joined the show to preview game 1 vs the Lions!
The Best Show Ever 9-8-2022
Tyrone, Ricky, and Hunter opened the show discussing the start of the real Football season, Football traditions they have, and how fans don’t have to the things week to week like the players do and how we are allowed to be excited about the expectations for the team (0:00)...
The Question of the Day 9-8-2022
Todays question was "What is the best part of the Football season?"
Eric Karabell Joins Us To Give Out Some Week 1 Fantasy Advice
ESPN's Eric Karabell joined "The Best Show Ever?" to answer your questions ahead of week 1 in the Fantasy Football season.
The Best Show Ever 9-7-2022
Tyrone, Hunter, Ricky, and Jen open the show discussing the Eagles roster, and the expectations for the team (0:00)
Then they go through the Eagles roster and determine which players are among the best in the league at their position, to get a better idea of just how good this roster is (11:45).
Next they discuss the Phillies walk off win, if this is the type of win that could spark the team, and Jean Segura’s reaction to the game ending hit (43:27)...
The Question of the Day 9-7-2022
Today's question was "What is something kids should be taught in school, that they aren't?"