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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2024 · 19 MIN

This Day in Philly Sports History - October 21, 2024

from This Day in Philly Sports History · host Jim Montgomery

It's a Victory Monday! A very convincing and solid road division victory for the Eagles yesterday. Are they poised to make a run now? We look at how the Sixers are going to manage their stars' health. Today's Question of the Day is "Who's the GOAT of yesterday's game?" On this day in 2009 the Phillies beat the Dodgers 10-4 in Game 5 of the NLCS to go to their 2nd straight World Series. Jayson Werth hit 2 homers and had 4 RBI. Leave your text or voicemail thoughts and opinions on the Back to the Phuture Voice/Text Line @ 267-495-8531 Check out Phillygoat.com for all of your Philly apparel needs. Use the promo code JIMMONTGOMERY for 10% off of your order For more information about this year’s induction including inductee bios and ticket information for the ceremony go to https://www.philadelphiasportshalloffame.org The Clashing Conferences Podcast brings together the everyday passion of REAL fans and their not so friendly friends for the purpose of real life sports entertainment.  Available wherever you get your pods and on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGLVSg7IjPpQ93iTUPb-KIg

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