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Former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Pat Burrell and slugger Matt Stairs are making their first appearance on the MLB Hall of Fame ballot for 2017.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jeremy Hellickson is reportedly accepting a qualifying offer for $17.2 million
Chris discussed the New York Times publishing Donald Trump's state tax returns from 1995 showing a $916 million loss, the season premiere of Saturday Night Live and threats against Philadelphia schools posted online from clowns. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna at 7:00 on the Monday Morning Matchup about Hillary Clinton's comments on Bernie Sanders supporters and the release of Donald Trump's tax returns and to 94 WIP's Ike Reese at 8:00 about the end of the Ryan Howard era in Philadelphia and Ben Simmons fracturing a bone in his foot.
Chris discussed yesterday's NJ Transit crash in Hoboken, the Phillies plan to honor Ryan Howard and Donald Trump's latest rant against Alicia Machado. He spoke with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday about the testimony of Wells Fargo's CEO before Congress at 7:00, comedians Justin Willman and Simon Taylor, who will be performing at Helium Comedy Club this weekend at 7:20 and CSN Philly's Ray Didinger to assess the Eagles 3-0 start at 8:00.
Chris discussed the resignation of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane, a shakeup in Donald Trump's campaign staff and Hillary Clinton holding a rally in Philadelphia. He talked with Gold Star mother Karen Vaughn about the Defend Freedom Tour at 7:00, Patrick Kerkstra from Philadelphia Magazine about the resignation of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane at 8:00 and T. Beckett Adams from the Washington Examiner about Hillary Clinton's campaign stop in Philadelphia at 8:20.
Lenny Dykstra reveals how the decision to start taking performance enhancing drugs changed his career.
Cameron Rupp hit a two-run homer in Philadelphia's three-run seventh inning, helping the Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 3-2 on Saturday night.
Chris discussed the failure of gun legislation in the US Senate, the firing of Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, and Mayor Jim Kenney signing the beverage tax into law.
The Phillies went 0-6 on their first winless homestand of six or more games since Sept. 21-27, 1964, when they went 0-7 at Connie Mack Stadium.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Pete Mackanin is trying to keep his players' spirits up after yet another lopsided loss.
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Rich discussed Donald Trump's comments regarding Judge Gonzalo Curiel, Wizard World Comic Con and Newt Gingrich's shares his thoughts on Trump's latest comments. He also discussed Hillary Clinton taking questions from the press, her latest coughing fit and a fan throwing a bottle at Ryan Howard.
Chris reviews Donald Trump's comments over the weekend attacking a Latino judge, the death of Muhammad Ali and a bottle being thrown at Ryan Howard. He talked with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup to preview tomorrow's California primary at 7:00.
Chris discussed Ed Rendell's apology for calling women ugly, the reaction to Megyn Kelly's interview with Donald Trump and Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds-Brown's alternative to the soda tax. He talked with Carrie Severino from the Judicial Crisis Network at 7:20 about Donald Trump's list of Supreme Court candidates, Richie Ashburn Jr at 7:35 about tonight's benefit dinner for the Richie Ashburn-Harry Kalas Foundation, CBS 3's Ukee Washington at 8:00 about their upcoming story on DNA love tests, and Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey at 8:20 about running on the same ticket with Donald Trump.
Many of the Phillies will be taking off their cleats and lacing up their bowling shoes tonight, for charity.
Tyler Goeddel threw out Eugenio Suarez with catcher Cameron Rupp holding onto the ball following a violent collision to end the game and the Philadelphia Phillies held on to beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 on Saturday night.
The Philadelphia Phillies will have an extra superstar taking the field this weekend.
Chris discussed President Obama's last White House Correspondents' Dinner, protesters boycotting Donald Trump in California and Ted Cruz's thoughts regarding transgender bathrooms. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup about Presidential candidates reaching 1,237 delegates at 7:00 and 60 Minutes contributor Lesley Stahl about her book, Becoming Grandma, at 8:00.
Chris discussed the Democrat Debate, Donald Trump's favorite Bible verse, and the latest Speaker Series event. He talked with Economist Chris Butler at 7:00am for Finance Friday and the Phillie Phanatic at 8:50am.
Chris discussed the Phillies losing their home opener to the San Diego Padres, a racist joke told by New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio and the fight over the Republican presidential primary. He talked with Guy Ciarrocchi at 7:20 from the Chester County Chamber of Business and Industry, Sam Carchidi from the Philadelphia Inquirer at 8:00 about the death of Flyers owner Ed Snider and author Kim Holmes at 8:20 about his book, The Closing of the Liberal Mind.
Alexi Amarista's safety squeeze in the seventh scored the go-ahead run and the San Diego Padres beat the Phillies 4-3 Monday to spoil Philadelphia's home opener.
The Philadelphia police officer who was ambushed in January in West Philadelphia made the most of his moment in the limelight Monday before the Phillies home opener.
Win or lose, it was a day for optimism at Citizens Bank Park, as the Phillies opened their home season.
Chris discussed Villanova's victory parade, Phillies Opening Day, and President Obama's vow to not influence Hillary Clinton's email investigation. Chris spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna during the Monday Morning Matchup about the Presidential race at 7:00. He also spoke with Frances Martel regarding Philadelphia's first Breitbart Meetup and Broadcaster Jim Jackson about the passing of Philadelphia Flyers co-founder and owner Ed Snider.
