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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 434 episodes
Born out of countless hours spent riding the subway bearing the same name comes "The Broad Street Line" - an irreverent mix of sports talk, music, technology and pop culture. Each week, hosts Kris Domingo and Roy Burton provide their takes on the world of sports and whatever else comes to mind - answering questions and questioning answers. So keep it locked on The Broad Street Line - radio will never be the same again...
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The Philadelphia Eagles have never won in Nashville... is this the week their fortunes changes for the better as they face the Titans in Week 2. We preview the game while also looking back at their messy Week 1 win over the Commanders. And before we close things out for the week, we show some love to the returning Matt Cord.
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Sheil Kapadia of The Ringer joins the crew to give you his thoughts on the upcoming 2026 season for the Philadelphia Eagles. Of course, the discussion starts with Jalen Hurts, but the crew breaks down all of the important angles heading into Sunday's Week 1 matchup vs. the Washington Commanders. We close out the show by marvelling at the fact that LeBron James will be suiting up for the Philadelphia 76ers in less than a month... what a time.
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We didn't learn much new about Jalen Hurts in his latest interview with GQ, but we did get a little more insight on the rift between him and A.J. Brown. But we don't spend a whole bunch of time on that in the wake of the Eagles finalizing their 53-man roster for the start of the 2026 season. Later in the show, we break down the amazing Dae'jon Love saga, and give tips for those of you who are using dating apps to find true love.
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The Eagles headed up to Foxboro for the most important set of practices of all time... was the trip a success? We'll answer that question, take a look back at the first preseason game vs. the Ravens, and give you some thoughts on running backs you should keep an eye on in fantasy football this year.
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It's Schedule Release Day in the NBA? Thanks in no small part to the arrival of LEBRON JAMES, the Philadelphia 76ers will play on (or around) every holiday on the calendar this year. After we talk Sixers, we'll give Russell Westbrook his flowers, and debate what you should do if you pull the $2 million Cooper Flagg card.
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