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  • Tek & Prem welcome John Foley of PHLY Sports on the VetLine to talk Phils. They welcome in Arizona for an NLCS Rematch over the weekend. Cole Hamels retirement night will start it off and there should be great energy in the building. The Diamondbacks come in hot but still have much to prove, during a season where they have not performed like NL champs. As the trade deadline approaches it is abundantly clear that the outfield is lacking offensively. With the demotion of Rojas, the Phils have employed a platoon in LF and CF and there are big questions. To win a World Series you have to be solid from top to bottom. The Eagles are working their way towards Training Camp, which is still a month away. The comments coming out of the building have been interesting to say the least. The Sixers are in desperation mode, seemingly entertaining any and all acquisition possibilities. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine, Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Ben Silver of The Good Phight on the VetLine to talk Phils expectations at the deadline and overall outlook. Coming off a disappointing trip to Fenway, they travel down to Baltimore for 3 with the O's. Will they make the needed splash at the trade deadline, and will the catcher shuffle hold up enough until JT returns? They have a 9-game lead over the Braves to work with. The Eagles are inching closer to Training Camp and there has been buzz around Jalen Hurts' presser last week. The defense will truly be the key for the 2024 Eagles and Vic Fangio is on the job. Much remains to be resolved at Novacare in the upcoming months leading into preseason and the opener in Brazil. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine, Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

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  • Tek & Prem welcome Haley Taylor Simon on the VetLine to talk Phils, Birds, and Flyguys. The Phils are set to start a 2-game set in London with the rival NY Mets & then travel back to the states for two tough road series vs Boston & Baltimore. The pitching has been historically good, with 4 of the Phils 5 starters ranking in the Top-6 in the league in ERA. The best team in the National League faces a hard stretch of games as they look to maintain their 7.5 game division lead over the Braves, who have performed well below expectations. The Birds have wrapped up minicamp and the team is in an intriguing position on both sides of the ball. New systems are being installed by Fangio and Moore. The secondary will have a completely new look and mode of attack, thanks to the infusion of talented versatile youth. Up front, however, there will be concern over stopping the run and personnel depth. Offensively, it will be Jalen Hurts' task to learn fast and execute consistently if this team is to return to its 2022 Super Bowl form. There is excitement, reined in by skepticism. The Flyers are well into their offseason as they look to build on an impressive 2023 campaign which exceeded expectations. The roster is under some scrutiny as they move towards the Draft. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine, & Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Emmy Award-Winning Editor for Sportscenter DaShawn Abrams on the VetLine to talk Eagles and Sixers offseason moves & expectations. Will Jalen Hurts, under new OC Kellen Moore, return to his 2022 form? We discuss his trajectory in the QB-Friendly system, as well as Vic Fangio's revamping of a defense which lacks size, but boasts speed and athleticism. Much work to be done prior to the opener in Brazil versus a young and dangerous Packers team. The Phils are the best team in baseball, on par with the 1927 Yankees offensively, along with a starting staff that is the best in the majors. Nola takes the mound for the opener against a Cards team he has fared well against, historically. This Sixers' offseason holds more unknowns than knowns, as the carousel of veteran stars rumored to be targeted is discussed ad nauseam. Joel Embiid's clock is ticking on bringing a championship to Philly. Segments include: VetPhact, Numbers Dont Lie, VetLine, & Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome John Stolnis of WHYY, The Good Phight & Bleeding Green, and Jason Martinez of Fox 29 Philly on the VetLine to talk the Phils record start & Eagles expectations. After being founded in 1883, this city has never seen a Phillies team more efficient through 51 games of a season. There is always a player who picks up the slack and gets it done, and they are nearly unbeatable in May. Staying healthy and hungry will be the key as we work into the thick of the schedule. The Eagles offseason is in full swing and camp is less than two months away. Jalen Hurts has a new offensive coordinator yet again, but with elite pieces around him, the expectation is that he returns to his 2022 form. The true test will be for Vic Fangio, as he takes over a defense that lacked killer instinct in 2023. Segments include: Around The Bases, VetPhact, VetLine, & Prem's MLB Picks.

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  • Tek & Prem welcome Eytan Shander on the #VetLine to talk the Phils red-hot start and the Eagles 2024 schedule release. The Phillies have started 31-14, the 2nd-best start in franchise history. Winning at a torrid pace, the pitching has truly led the way and the hitting has been plentiful and timely. As we head into summer, the question will be health and if any deadline moves are made to bolster the bullpen. That may be the only slight weakness on this roster, save for Center Field. The Eagles start the year in Brazil against the Packers and then have a road-heavy slate into November, when Dougie P and the Jags come to town. Most predictions have them between 11-13 wins, but the ceiling for this team cannot be understated. How it gels will be the most important factor, yet again with new coordinators at the helm. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine, Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Chris Franklin of NJ dot Com on the #VetLine to talk Eagles offseason moves and NFL Draft picks. The new coordinators have addressed the media and the excitement level for effective change on both sides of the ball is potent. Howie again demonstrated his prowess during the Draft, moving, shaking, and getting value players from top to bottom. Jalen Hurts has the pieces around him and the secondary should be noticeably better. The Phillies are on fire. Boasting the best record in baseball, the pitching has been second to none and Ranger Suarez is a Cy Young front-runner. Time will tell if they can out-pace the NL East Champion Atlanta Braves for a Division Crown. The key, however, is if they can or cannot finish during another anticipated Red October. Segments include: VetPhact, Around The Bases, & Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Breland Moore of Fox 29 Philly on the VetLine to talk NFL Draft. The Eagles nail it with two top-flight defensive backs, Quinyon Mitchell & Cooper DeJean, while also adding a high-upside pass rusher, Jalyx Hunt. The defense is bolstered and the offense adds a highly-ranked running back from Clemson, Will Shipley. Compared to previous drafts especially, the fanbase should be thrilled with the result. In addition, Howie has amassed additional 2025 picks as assets for the much anticpated trade deadline and/or 2025 NFL Draft. How it works is always the burning question, but optimism is at a high point. The Sixers are fighting for their Playoff lives and host Game 4 at the Center tomorrow versus the Knicks. Phillies are in full swing and appear to be poised for a 3rd consecutive Red October. Segments include: VetLine, VetPhactCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Gary Sheffield Jr. on the VetLine to talk Phillies, Yankees, season expectations, rule changes, and MLB stories. The Phillies have heated up and get set for a weekend home series against the lowly White Sox. A sweep is expected and the offense should continue to get right. The pitching has been second to none. The Sixers prepare for their first round Playoff Series versus the Knicks, with Game One tomorrow at MSG. Can Joel Embiid and his oddball cast make the run we have all been waiting for? The NFL Draft is next week and the Eagles Front Office has another chance to shine, on the heels of successful drafts that netted DeVonta Smith, the trade for AJ Brown, and young stud Jalen Carter. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine, & Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Luke Arcaini of Fox PHL Gambler on the VetLine to talk Phils. After a slow start they look to rebound in DC with Nola taking the ball. The hitting has been spotty and the bullpen has staggered out the gates. Bryce Harper has already provided the fans with a show, but sandwiched between 2 losses to Cincy. The Eagles gear up for the draft and have more work to do. The defense's potential effectiveness is up in the air as Vic Fangio assumes the role of leading it. Howie has something up his sleeve for the draft. Joel is back and he and Maxey have already pleased fans with a nice bounceback to possibly avoid the play-in game. 5 games left and now they all appear winnable. The Flyers are young and fighting for a postseason berth under Tortorella is locked in coaching these guys. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine, Prem's MLB PicksCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Tim Kelly of Phillies Nation on the VetLine, as we are just 6 days away from the Phillies season opener at home against Atlanta on March 28. There are some unanswered questions regarding final roster cuts and adjustments, and we will have clarity soon on who will play centerfield. Johan Rojas is an intriguing situation for a few reasons, we discuss. Can this Phils team phinally hoist the ultimate October prize? They are in the mix as much as any MLB team in 2024 and relatively healthy. The Eagles offseason marches towards the Draft in April and Howie has supplemented his splash moves with some interesting depth additions, such as Zach Baun. The defense is still rather unfinished and fragmented. Much work to be done. The Flyers have life and appear to be entering the NHL Playoffs this year as a competitive squad. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLineCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem react to the whirlwind start of free agency as the Eagles front office performs superbly, signing Saquon Barkley, Bryce Huff, CJ Gardner-Johnson, Devin White, and more. Howie Roseman is more like RALLY ROSEMAN, and the roster is already primed for a better performance than 2023's devastating end. The playmakers are here and the Draft is yet to come, as there is a plethora of options for the Birds, thanks to the Draft capital amassed. The Phillies play meaningful baseball in just 2 weeks. After a healthy offseason, Bryce Harper will potentially be on the field for 162 and Trea Turner should start the season at a higher clip than his inaugural season here at CBP. The Sixers are a trainwreck and the Flyers have real promise. Segments include: VetPhactCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem look ahead to NFL Free Agency and evaluate the players available at positions of need for the Birds. There are multiple defenders they should be targeting to set Fangio up for success in Year One as Birds DC. The secondary should have a rather new look at the Safety spot as well as the slot, and possibly more. What will Howie do? There will be a new look and a new energy for this football team as they attempt to recapture the NFC Crown, and return to the Super Bowl. The Phillies are in full Spring mode and the season is approaching. Moves are still out there to be made and it's very possible that Dombrowski is not done adding bodies, another impact pitcher is there for the taking. Segments include: VetPhactCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome James Santore, the Chief Marketing Officer for our media partner Rithmm [THE place for AI-backed props & picks] on the VetLine to talk NBA, NFL, and some interesting futures rankings. Can the Phillies properly navigate Bryce's request for an extension? The conversation has been an active one this week and Spring Training is under way. There are valid cases for each decision, to extend or not to extend. The Sixers come out of the break to stumble at home vs the Knicks. Joel Embiid may be able to come back this season, but how dominant he is or isn't will be the key during the Playoffs. So far, the shooting of Buddy Hield has been as advertised. The Flyers are exciting and in Playoff position. Segments include: VetLine, VetPhactCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Noah Levick of NBC Sports Philadelphia on the VetLine to talk Sixers. They head into the break with much uncertainty about the future of star Joel Embiid, but showed signs of team chemistry down the stretch. The new faces are getting acclimated and the team has a nice array of talent. The question remains if they will remain in the non-play-in-game Playoff talk or not. The Phils are ready to get rolling again, as Spring Training is resuming in Florida. Zach Wheeler is talking extension and the tea, returns largely the same roster. Expectations should be high. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLineCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem discuss the Sixers interesting yet questionable trade deadline moves. While Morey has options he also has more questions as this team heads into the thick of the schedule with no Joel Embiid on the floor. We'll see what chemistry Maxey has with Hield, but the team has quickly done a 180 from previous expectations. The Eagles have some new faces on the coaching staff. Moore and Fangio will bring their play-calling philosphies in. Jalen Hurts has to play like an MVP again for this team to reach the summitt. Segments include: VetPhactCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Francisco Rojas of 94WIP on the VetLine to talk Eagles, Sixers, and even some Phils as we prepare for Spring Training. The final presser that closed the book on the 2023 Eagles was interesting, to say the least. Nick Sirianni seems to have been stripped of primary offensive duties and the question remains, what will the coaching staff actually look like come Training Camp? Vic Fangio takes over the defense in a strong move towards 'fixing' things, but personnel is the true key. Howie has to go to work if this team expects to return to a Super Bowl. The Sixers appear poised to eclipse the 2nd Round of the Eastern Conference Playoffs this season, as Joel Embid has posted numbers comparable to Wilt and some never seen before in the NBA. Will he have enough left come Playoff time or will it be more of the same? Phillies return in 19 days. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Andrew Salciunas of 97.5 The Fanatic Middays on the VetLine to talk Eagles Playoffs & Sixers. Can the Birds simply 'turn it on' in Tampa Bay, a team they have faced in the postseason more than any in franchise history? The Bucs have taken 3 of the previous 5 postseason clashes and Monday Night will be a battle. Despite success there in September, this Eagles team feels far removed from the team that flew down there in Week 3. The scheming on both sides of the ball has been under scrutiny and much debate. The question remains which Eagles team will take the field in a win or go home scenario. All hands on deck. The Sixers are one impactful trade away from being true Finals contenders this season. Daryl Morey has the most complete Sixers team in recent memory and Nick Nurse knows how to coach ball. The deadline approaches. Segments include: VetPhact, VetLine.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem welcome Ray Dunne from the 97.5 The Fanatic Midday Show on the VetLine to talk Birds and Sixers. Will the Eagles find some consistency as they wrap up their regular season schedule at MetLife? That turf is a liability as well, and the question about starters or backups rages on. It has been tumultuous & stressful for them for over a month as a team. Playoff bound, but likely on the road, the true question is whether or not the defense can figure it out in time for the Wild Card Round. AJ Brown spoke to the media after a noted period of silence and delivered his piece eloquently and professionally. He is a leader. The Sixers are exciting under Nick Nurse and appear poised to make a run for the Conference Finals, we hope. If Joel Embiid continues playing at this level, they can possibly shock the world. Segments include: VetLineCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

  • Tek & Prem discuss the Eagles 3-game slide & look ahead to the final few weeks of the season. Drastic improvement is needed on both sides of the ball if they expect to challenge for another NFC Championship. The Giants come to town on Christmas Day with nothing to lose but a higher draft position. Division games are rarely a cakewalk regardless. Will Jalen round into postseason form in time for a run back to the Big Game, or could they possibly drop the Wild Card Round at home? The immediate future is murky for Sirianni's beleagured club. The Sixers are looking like a potential Eastern Conference Champion, as Embiid continues to break records setting new club marks and matching some of Wilt's ridiculous numbers. A trip past the 2nd Round looks possible if they continue on this path. The Flyers are competitive again and playing an exciting brand of hockey. Youth infused with tough coaching seems to be paying off. Segments include: VetPhactCourtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA)