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As Matt Cord unretires, a generation of Sixers fans rejoices.

Former Sixers president Pat Croce discusses his forthcoming book, "Enjoy Your Self Now! 66 Sacred Shifts to Instantly Awaken the Peaceful Presence Within You."

The 49ers waived TE Hayden Rucci, per source.

The 2026 NFL regular season is within arm's reach. The Indianapolis Colts wrapped up preseason play on Saturday with a loss to the Detroit Lions, making their e

Matt Miller, a longtime assistant coach with stops at Mount St. Mary's, Loyola Maryland and New Hampshire, was hired in May as Lebanon Valley College's men's basketball head coach, his first collegiat...

Brett Brown is hoping LeBron James and the new-look Sixers can help Joel Embiid get the championship he covets.

Minnesota Timberwolves coach Chris Finch, a Franklin & Marshall graduate, joins us to discuss his revamped team.

Though there are obvious differences, the arrivals of Dr. J and The King share similar excitement and expectations.

Jaylen Brown’s introductory press conference was a big moment, but the newest Sixer was all business.

Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist Mike Sielski, author of the forthcoming book "Going the Distance: Stallone, Philly and the story of Rocky," joins us.

Jim Lynam has seen it all. While there’s plenty of reason to be excited, the former coach and executive also knows the team needs to figure things out.

Ultimate Philly guy Jim Lynam, now a Sixers studio analyst for NBC Sports Philadelphia, discusses the addition of LeBron James and what it might mean for the team.

Even with LeBron James in town, Joel Embiid will determine how far these Sixers can go.

Author Paul Domowitch, a long-time chronicler of the NFL, joins us to discuss his forthcoming book about the late Sam Mills, "Just Give Me a Chance to Fail."

Dean Wade’s workman-like approach and skillset should prove useful for the Sixers.

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Donegal graduate Mike Sarbaugh, now the San Francisco Giants' Minor League Infield Coordinator, discusses his 38 years in professional baseball.

Brad McAlester retired after 32 years as Lebanon Valley College's winningest men's basketball coach, compiling a 438-388 record after arriving in 1994.