(00:00-19:35) Tyrone starts the show talking about the Phillies and their red hot start.  He understands it’s a long season and anything can happen but why are fans having such a hard time enjoying this start?  Is it because of the past?  Ricky gives his thoughts as well.

(19:45-33:25) When a Philly team is having a great season the city is on fire.  Tyrone, Ricky and Sylvana talk about the effect the 2000-01 Sixers and 2017 Eagles had on Philly.  AJ Brown posted a video of him and other Eagles players bowling.  Tyrone asks, what is the hardest sport to play?

(33:35-43:27) The topic turns to why other cities don’t (or we don’t notice) the same issues with fans getting amped up for their teams.

(43:28-1:01:20)Tyrone heads to the phones to get your thoughts on today’s topic(s). The crew also talk about how it was growing up being a sports fan.

(1:01:29-1:14:57)  Ricky gives a rundown of today’s lineup.  Tyrone, Ricky and Sylvana then talk about the hardest sport to play after a caller brought up Tyrone’s choice.

(1:15:03-1:24:50) Ricky might have a new nickname….. Positivity Pauly?

(1:24:55-1:42:25)  The hardest sport to play continues to pick up steam and possibly a first on “The Best Show Ever”; water polo is a topic of conversation. A few callers give their thoughts on why they think Philly sports act the way they do. 

(1:42:34-1:56:08) Keith Pompey joins the show to talk about who the Sixers could target in the draft but most importantly in free agency.  Keith says the Sixers want Paul George and would like Lebron James but don’t think he’s going anywhere.

(1:56:13-2:07:00) The crew talk about the possible return of Trea Turner sooner than later and also touch more on difficult sports to play.

(2:07:05-2:23:32)  Tyrone, Ricky and Sylvana talk about how fans embellish their participation at events.  According to Tyrone's calculations there were about 900,000 fans in Minnesota to see the Eagles win the Super Bowl.

(2:23:42-2:37:38) NASCAR came up as a hard sport and everybody agrees.

(2:37:43-2:48:12) The show takes more callers then responds to answers to the question of the day