Sportsbash Friday: The Nnamdi Asomugha Pay Cut and Can You Name a Tall, Lanky Baseball Player?

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Friday February 22nd, 2013.

DiLeo Makes Comments

Mike and Todd open up today's show talking about the Sixers deadline deal acquiring Charles Jenkins for a second round pick. DiLeo also commented on the Sixers plan surrounding Andrew Bynum and what they'll be able to do. DiLeo said that they have a 'Plan A' which stands for Andrew Bynum and a 'Plan B.' Funny because 'Plan B' could also stand for Andrew Bynum. Todd believes that the Sixers are setting themselves up for a return of Bynum, whether they see him play or not this season.

Injury Report

Our injury expert Joe DeRosa comments on the latest injuries surrounding the sports world including Flyers forward Matt Read who is out for six weeks with torn rib cartilage.

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Sportsbash Stock Exchange

1. BUY or SELL Nnamddi Asomugha restructure?

2. BUY or SELL Oscar Pistorius being released on bail?

Nnamdi and a Restructure Possible?

Mike Gill gets into the subject of the Eagles and Nnamdi Asomugha possibly restructuring his contract so he can return next season. Adam Schefter reported today that if the cornerback does not agree to these terms then he will be released. Asomugha is scheduled to make $15M next season, $5M of which is guaranteed. Our Eagles Insider chimes in with his thoughts on the matter as well.

Top Tweets

It's a Friday edition of top tweets!

Tall, Lanky Position Player

In this segment Mike Gill asks our listeners if they can think of a successful baseball player that was both tall and lanky. Now many listeners called and texted in with the name Randy Johnson, who was indeed tall and lanky, but he was a pitcher and didn't need to hit lefties like the Phillies need Domonic Brown to.