Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz discuss whether the Phillies should go all-in at the trade deadline despite concerns over Aaron Nola and Andrew Painter. They also welcome WFAN’s Evan Roberts to dissect the New York Knicks' championship parade and the current state of the Mets under David Stearns. 01:50 - Ike's Country Music Trip 15:44 - Unexpected Travel Stories 30:44 - Shorr-Parks Crosby Rumors 43:30 - NFL Supplemental Draft 55:08 - Larry Anderson Analysis 01:11:30 - Andrew Painter Mechanics 01:22:43 - Tornado Shapiro Forecast 01:34:30 - Top 11 Rankings 01:45:38 - Evan Roberts Interview 02:00:40 - David Stearns & Mets 02:15:50 - Seltzer's Belt Segue 02:27:14 - Nola's 300th Start 02:39:12 - Top 5 At 5 02:51:20 - Herb's Baseball Claims 03:12:24 - Juneteenth & Peebo Bryson 03:17:30 - Vladar vs Marsh Debate

Spike and Fritz argue over whether the Phillies should trade top prospects to improve the roster for a potential World Series run. They analyze the team's current pitching and outfield needs before being joined by Eliot Shorr-Parks. The conversation shifts to the Eagles, covering Jalen Carter's contract extension, Max Crosby trade rumors, and the supplemental draft outlook for Brendan Sorsby.

Spike and Jack Fritz welcome Larry Andersen to discuss the Phillies' offensive inconsistency and the mechanical struggles of prospect Andrew Painter. They also look at the trend of high-velocity pitching in MLB and debate the merits of a potential Trevor Bauer signing. Finally, they project the future of Philadelphia's top athletes in their annual rankings

Evan Roberts joins Spike and Fritz on the WIP Afternoon Show to detail the "hell" of being a Nets fan during the Knicks' championship run and parade. They discuss the arrogance of Knicks fans, the struggles of the New York Mets under David Stearns, and Aaron Nola's 300th start for the Phillies. Dave Dombrowski also provides updates on Bryce Harper's position and Andrew Painter's injury rehab.

Spike Eskin and Jack Fritz review producer Buzz’s top five list of listener comments and his struggles managing middle school baseball on 94.1 WIP. They also field calls regarding the 'Top 11' Philly athletes list, focusing on the perceived lack of Flyers representation and Andrew Painter's pitching mechanics.

Spike and Fritz address a listener's frustration regarding the exclusion of Flyers players from their Top 11 Philadelphia athletes list. They analyze the team's lack of recent success and city-wide visibility while also reacting to lighthearted messages from the text line. 02:13 - Chuck’s Call on Juneteenth 06:38 - Flyers Top 11 Debate 14:41 - Evaluating Flyers' City Relevance 16:59 - Text Line Audience Submissions 21:03 - Show Outro and Preview

Spike and Fritz join Buzz as he counts down the top five things listeners say to him, including references to his coaching and the infamous Six Flags story.

Spike and Fritz discuss Dave Dombrowski's comments regarding Bryce Harper's potential move back to the outfield and Andrew Painter's recovery progress. Additionally, the High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report highlights Aaron Nola's milestone 300th start for the Phillies.

Evan Roberts from WFAN joins Spike and Fritz to detail the "hell" of witnessing a New York Knicks championship as a Nets fan. He shares his experience arriving at the parade at 4 AM to avoid "arrogant" fans and rates Spike Eskin's former leadership as a program director. They also discuss the struggling Mets and the unique misery of being a fan of New York's "loser" teams.

Tornado Shapiro delivers a comedic weather report and shares his excitement for Philadelphia hosting the World Cup. Fritz and Spike evaluate the "Top 11" Philadelphia athletes, debating whether stars like DeVonta Smith and Tyrese Maxey will rise or fall in future rankings.

Jack Fritz and Spike Eskin are joined by Larry Andersen to break down the Phillies' recent lack of offensive consistency and their struggles against quality pitching. They also dive into Andrew Painter's development, discussing necessary mechanical adjustments and the evolving nature of pitcher velocity in the modern game.