The Phillies went 4-9 against the Braves this season, but have had a fair amount of recent playoff success against Atlanta.

A Silicon Valley company that makes off-grid mini-power plants in Delaware, Bloom just joined the S&P 500 and became a Sixers sponsor.

Buck and Aikman will call the Eagles' Week 3 matchup against the Chicago Bears on ESPN's "Monday Night Football."

NBC Sports Philadelphia will have a bit of a broadcast shuffle as the Phillies look to clinch a wild-card spot.

"Love Hurts, hate Sirianni," basically sums up the former WIP host's opinions about the Eagles this season.

Drew Brees praised Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense throughout Fox's broadcast Sunday. So why are Birds fans so annoyed?

Brees is still a work in progress but has improved as a broadcaster alongside Adam Amin, who has a knack for helping former stars.

With the NL East appearing out of reach, the Phillies are in a fight for the top wild-card spot.

At a time when fears of AI are gripping the public, the startup has built a wet lab — or ​place for physical experiments — in the San Francisco Bay Area, two people familiar with the matter said.

With the NL East appearing out of reach, the Phillies are in a fight for the top wild-card spot.

Graham remains unforgettable to his family, friends and many fans throughout the region.

TNT will take over Stateside Live! during its coverage of the NHL's opening night Sept. 30.

The Eagles eked by the Commanders Sunday, while the Cowboys looked bad against the Giants.

The Eagles eked by the Commanders Sunday, while the Cowboys looked bad against the Giants.

The Eagles eked by the Commanders Sunday, while the Cowboys looked bad against the Giants.

The Eagles Super Bowl MVP trolled Michael Irvin and corrected predicted the winner during a solid debut as an NFL analyst.

“It was a real emotional night, and Harry was a wonderful shepherd through moments like that,” former Phillies broadcaster Scott Graham said in a biography about Kalas.

“I’m not going to be one of those guys that just crushes someone,” Foles said of becoming a studio analyst. “Maybe the Cowboys.”

“I’m not going to be one of those guys that just crushes someone,” Foles said of becoming a studio analyst. “Maybe the Cowboys.”

Jaws spent four years doing Eagles pre- and postgame coverage, which followed a high-profile career at ESPN.

Brandon Graham was hopeful that he might return for the 2025-26 Eagles season, but after retiring (again), he's turning his attention to his budding media career.

We took six preseason photos and made one change: the ball is missing. Guess where you think it is and compare with other readers.

Vivian Kubrick gives detailed thoughts about those rumors — fueled by Joe Rogan's podcast — which involve a Jeffrey Epstein coverup link.

Nneka Nwosu heads to Philly from Chicago to take over as news director, where among other things she'll oversee Cecily Tynan's successor.

Romo is currently suspended by CBS and won't call the network's Week 1 game featuring the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings.

The closure does not affect the rest of the institution, which builds and maintains the collections and conducts research through departments such as the Patrick Center for Environmental Research.

“I may be retiring," Tynan said in a farewell message to viewers, "but I know I will always be part of the Action News team.

“Remember…this must look like an outhouse…be creative," the rule book states.

The suit by Mansfield Oil Company claims some Freedom Fuel gas stations have been able to sell gas cheaply at least in part because of stolen fuel.

In addition to being the TV voice of the Phillies, McCarthy is entering his 13th season calling NFL games on CBS.

The Eagles need to cut their roster from 91 players down to 53 by 6 p.m. Sunday.

In addition to being the TV voice of the Phillies, McCarthy is entering his 13th season calling NFL games on CBS.

The TV ratings for the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Los Angeles Lakers all increased substantially after James joined their teams.

“We have watched hundreds, if not thousands, if not tens of thousands of Phillies games together,” longtime NBC Sports Philadelphia host Michael Barkann said.