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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2023 · 18 MIN

This Day in Philly Sports History - October 9, 2023

from This Day in Philly Sports History · host Jim Montgomery

The Eagles played hands down their best game of the season and imposed their will on the Rams yesterday. We lost our bet but that's ok. It's game day as the Phillies look to go up 2-0 on the Braves. On this day in 1983 Bill Barber became the first Flyer to score 400 goals in a 7-1 win over the Penguins. Today we spotlight the original Flyer, Joe Watson. Check out Phillygoat.com for all of your Philly apparel needs. Use the promo code JIMMONTGOMERY for 10% off of your order ⁠https://phillygoat.com?sca_ref=3506726.ZGFMWoynyT⁠ Want more information on the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame, to visit or to know how you can help?  Go to ⁠http://phillyhall.org/⁠  For more information about this year’s induction including ticket information and inductee bios 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 football entertainment.  Available wherever you get your pods and on YouTube ⁠https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeNwiF4opd_ufGMX6Tu-Lg5B924WZV4n1⁠

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