On Pattison Podcast

Sixers legendary broadcaster joins Bob and Tim to discuss the 76ers' signing of LeBron James and the impact the move could have on the team. After that, Bob and Tim shift their focus to the Phillies, breaking down the latest trade deadline rumors, potential moves, and what the club needs as it looks to strengthen its roster for the playoff push.

Bob and Anthony open the show by discussing the latest speculation surrounding LeBron James and where he could be headed next. They then welcome Rickie Ricardo, the Spanish-language play-by-play announcer for the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Yankees. Rickie previews the Phillies–Yankees matchup, explaining why he believes it has all the makings of a potential World Series preview. To wrap up the show, the conversation shifts to the Eagles, with a look ahead at the team's upcoming season and expectations.

This episode features MLB.com Phillies reporter Todd Zolecki joining Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly to break down the latest around the Philadelphia Phillies ahead of the MLB trade deadline. The discussion centers on the club's needs, potential trade targets, and the team's outlook as the deadline approaches. The show also shifts to the NBA, where Bob Cooney shares his thoughts on the ongoing speculation surrounding LeBron James. With no definitive news on James' future, Cooney discusses the possibility—however speculative—of Philadelphia emerging as a destination and what such a move could mean for the city's basketball landscape.

Tony Jones of the Athletic joins Anthony and Bob to break down the pros and cons of LeBron James potentially signing with the Philadelphia 76ers and what the move could mean for the team's championship aspirations. They also discuss the Phillies as they open the second half of the season, examining key injuries, roster concerns, and the biggest questions that could shape their playoff push.

Larry Bowa joins Bob and Tim to reflect on the five MLB All-Star Games he was part of during his distinguished baseball career. He also explains why he believes Zach Wheeler deserved an All-Star selection this season and shares his confidence that the Phillies are headed back to the postseason.Bob and Tim then take a closer look at the Phillies' options ahead of the MLB trade deadline, discussing the team's biggest needs and potential moves to strengthen the roster for a playoff run.To wrap up the show, the guys have some fun debating their favorite acting performances in sports movies, highlighting the memorable roles that brought iconic sports stories to life.

Bob and Tim examine the latest struggles of Phillies ace Christopher Sanchez and it's impact on his first MLB All Star game. Despite the set back the Phillies are only 3 games back of the division leading Atlanta Braves. The guys discuss the possible starting pitcher for the MLB ASG.The Lebron James saga continues, are the 76ers a real contender for him to consider? And Kevin Lowery announced his retirement for the NBA.

Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly start of discussing the latest Phillies news then Adam Aaronson, who covers the Philadelphia 76ers for PhillyVoice to break down the Jaylen Brown trade and more.

Phillies radio play-by-play announcer, Scott Franzke joins Tim and Bob to discuss his career, the current Phillies and 5 quick questions.

Ant and Bob examine the Phillies amazing comebacks against the Nationals and breakdown the Phillies closing the gap against the Braves in the division. The guys also talk about the 76ers & Flyers drafts.

Ricky Bottalico joins Tim and Bob to share his All-Star Game memories and discusses the current Phillies chances of becoming All Stars. Plus, Bob talks about the Sixers and NBA draft.

Bob and Ant examine the Phillies lack of depth and the moves Dave Dombrowski has made. They discuss the future of Andrew Painter after he was sent to the minors. Bob expresses his frustration with Jose Alvarado. Plus, the guys share their most memorable games.

Tim and Bob welcome The Athletics' Phillies beat writer, Matt Gelb to the show. They discussed the Phillies patience on making moves especially with Trea Turner. Matt breaks down who the Phillies may target at the trade deadline. Tim and Bob analyze the criticism of Jalen Hurts and if it is warranted, the impact of having the World Cup in Philly and Bob declares there should not be rules on how you express your fandom.

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.

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.

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.

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

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).

On the latest OnPattison Podcast, Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly react to Nick Castellanos' meeting with the local media, along with the Phillies latest stretch. Additionally, the two hit on the Eagles and Sixers as well. The show will be live on YouTube, X and Facebook at 10 a.m. on May 26, and then available on demand wherever you get your podcasts.

On a new episode of the OnPattison Podcast, Bob Cooney, Tim Kelly and Francesca Ruscio discuss how the Phillies can get Aaron Nola back on track, the Sixers search for a new president of basketball operations and some of the best uniforms in the city.

Bob and Ant are joined by Francesca Ruscio to look back at the weekend that was for the Philadelphia Phillies and the PGA Championship at Aronimink. They also discuss the latest intel on the Sixers search for a President of Basketball Operations, Dan Vladar's possible new contract, Matvei Michkov's offseason training plans and a lot more.

On the latest episode of The OnPattison Podcast, Tim Kelly and Anthony SanFilippo react to the release of the 2026 schedule for the Eagles, and predict what record they will ultimately finish with. Kelly and SanFilippo also get into end-of-season press conferences from the Sixers and Flyers.

On the May 12 edition of the OnPattison Podcast, Tim Kelly and Grace Del Pizzo react to the Sixers and Flyers getting eliminated from the postseason, while wondering what the future holds for Joel Embiid and company. Later, they also discuss the Phillies hot streak and what to expect from the Eagles' schedule release Thursday.

Bob and Ant break down the week that was (wasn't?) for the Flyers and 76ers and how the excitement around both teams was sucked out so quickly by a pair of division rivals. Also, the Phillies were rolling... until an Andrew Painter meltdown on Thursday, but he's not the only item to talk about with the soap opera that is the baseball team. There's Bryce Harper saying some weird things, Alec Bohm being pinch hit for and subsequently benched, the backup catcher conundrum, and is Bryson Stott truly an every day player? Also, the PGA Championship comes to Delco next week, are we pumped?

Tim is in Miami with the Phillies. Ant is in North Carolina with the Flyers. Bob is in New York with the 76ers. All three get together to talk about two unexpected playoff runs and a turn around from an unexpectedly awful start.

Bob and Ant discuss how the city of Philadelphia experienced a complete 180-degree shift in the span of four days. After the Sixers and Flyers lost three straight games inside Xfinity Mobile Arena on three straight days, and the Phillies finished their worst road trip ever and fired manager Rob Thomson, all of the sudden, everything is rosy. The Phillies swept the Giants. The Flyers eliminated the Penguins and advanced to face Carolina, and the Sixers forced a Game 7 in Boston. They break down each in today's episode.

Join Tim Kelly & Bob Cooney as they discuss the latest on the Philadelphia sports landscape!