On Pattison Podcast

On Pattison Podcast Episode 43: The Phillies have a depth perception problem

Bob and Ant discuss the Phillies through this perspective - Yeah they are winning, but how much of a house of cards are they really? The injury to Adolis Garcia and the acquisition of Derek Hill has exposed their biggest weakness - they lack any semblance of depth and are far too reliant on a small number of players to succeed. That can't be sustainable. Also, Bob is weary about football sometimes. He'll tell you why, and he might be surprised by Ant's response. Also, in lieu of the epic New York Knicks comeback against the Spurs in Game 4, the guys wonder what are some of the most memorable sporting events you will never forget. They each have a few and want to know yours.

OnPattison Podcast Episode 43: Sixers introduce Mike Gansey/The Cristopher Sánchez show rolls on

Bob and Tim are joined by Sixers beat writer from the Inquirer, Gina Mizell. Their conversation focuses on the outlook for the Philadelphia 76ers offseason, the introduction of Mike Gansey as the team's new president and the he role and influence of Jameer Nelson, a Philadelphia-area basketball legend, within the organization. Bob and Tim then shift to the Philadelphia Phillies, highlighting the outstanding pitching of Cristopher Sánchez. They also explore possible trade scenarios the Phillies could pursue to strengthen the roster as the season progresses.

On Pattison Podcast Episode 42: Phillies Broadcaster Gregg Murphy joins the show

Phillies broadcaster Gregg Murphy joins the show to discuss why the Phillies are playing better now than the start of the season and the what they need to sustain success. Anthony gives an update on the Flyers offseason.

OnPattison Podcast Ep. 41 : A.J. Brown saga over/Phillies in desperate need of right-handed hitting

AJ Brown trade reactions, Phillies back from west coast and favorite bobbleheads

On Pattison Podcast Episode 40: Some Philly Sports Records are Made to be Broken

Bob, Ant and Francesca dive into the remarkable streak by Cristopher Sanchez and wonder if there are any Philly records that will never be broken (Grover Cleveland Alexander's stood for 115 years before Sanchez broke it).