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Getting off to a good start means more this year than any other season! It's not just a cliche’ in 2020 for our sports teams, it’s paramount to having a successful run

Tuesday's The Warm Up: Josh Hennig explains why Doug Pederson deserves more respect. Plus, Washington Post National Sports Reporter Adam Kilgore joins the show

With the COVID-19 Pandemic weighing heavy on the return of baseball, players will report to Spring Training 2.0 on July 1st. Let’s play ball!

Thursday's The Warm Up: Josh Hennig questions about Phillies Pitching staff and DH. Plus, Washington Post Baseball Writer Jesse Dougherty joins the show

Wednesday's The Warm Up: Josh Hennig discusses the issues MLB still faces in their return to play. Plus, its a Weinberg Wednesday: Dave Weinberg joins the show

Baseball is back! MLB and the MLB Players Association have agreed upon parameters for a 60-game season. The Phillies will report to "Spring Training" in Philadelphia on July 1 and the season will begin on July 23 or 24. Frank Klose and Geoff Mosher break it all down:

Monday's The Warm Up: Josh Hennig talks latest MLB issues between players and owners plus Baseball's hypocrisy. Also Phillies Insider Frank Klose joins the show.

Monday's The Warm Up: Josh Hennig talks why MLB latest proposal is ignorant and tone deaf. Plus 973 ESPN Flyers Insider Kevin Durso talks NHL entering Phase 2

Monday's The Warm Up: Josh Hennig discusses MLBPA counter-proposal for starting the 2020 season - Phillies Insider Frank Klose joins the show with details

Thursday's The Warm Up: NBA games with no fans impact on the Sixers; Frank Klose joins the show talking latest issues with MLB negotiations with players