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Chris talks to Seth Everett about the Phillies, the Chairman of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association, Richard Worley, about the bankruptcy filing of the orchestra, and KYW Reporter Tony Romeo about developments in Harrisburg surrounding Marcellus Shale.
On a night when Roy Halladay had no margin for error, he made more mistakes than usual.
The Phillies placed lefthander J.C. Romero on the 15-day disabled list on Tuesday with a right calf strain.
Ryan Braun drove in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the 12th inning and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 on Monday night.
Chris sleeps through the new FAA air traffic controller mandates. He talks to Phil Levota and Jeff Roe in the Monday Morning Matchup about the debt ceiling and Donald Trump and asks Charlie Manuel about the Phillies win over the Marlins yesterday.
Carlos Ruiz hit the go-ahead sacrifice fly in the eighth inning after an error by the Marlins defense, and the Philadelphia Phillies beat Florida 3-2 on Sunday.
Roy Oswalt gingerly bent down to put on his shoes and left the ballpark with a slight limp in his gait. Oswalt hopes to make his next start. His back might not let him.
Chris talks to tax expert Edward Lyon about filing your return, film maker Morgan Spurlock about The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, Beasley Reece about the Phillies and still finds time to work in the latest reactions President Obama's budget plan.
Back at his best after an unusually brief outing, Cliff Lee struck out 12 in a three-hit shutout Thursday night, allowing the Philadelphia Phillies to overcome their own problems at the plate in a 4-0 victory over the Washington Nationals.
At his dominant best until a shaky ninth inning, Roy Halladay held on to throw his first complete game of 2011, leading the Philadelphia Phillies past the Washington Nationals 3-2 Wednesday night.
Chris discusses Milton Streets growing list of endorsements, the double standard surrounding "boobies bracelets" and talks to S.E. Cupp about religion and politics and Scott Franzke about the Phillies series in Washington.
Joe Blanton has been designated "the other guy" amid the Philadelphia Phillies' star-studded quartet of starting pitchers, and so far this season, he hasn't done anything to shed that label.
Chris examines the aftermath of Friday's deal to avoid a government shutdown. He talks to Christopher DeFelice about rescuing two people whose car crashed into the Schyukill River, Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey about staying in Philadelphia, and Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel.
Cole Hamels combined with two relievers on a five-hitter and Shane Victorino capped a big series with three hits, including his first homer, to lead the Philadelphia Phillies past the Atlanta Braves 3-0 on Sunday.
Chipper Jones hit a go-ahead, three-run double in the fourth inning off Cliff Lee and the Atlanta Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 on Friday night in their home opener.
The four-time defending National League East champions have gotten good starting pitching, as expected, and great play from reserves like Pete Orr.
Roy Halladay pitched seven sharp innings for his first win of the season, Wilson Valdez had a career-high four hits, and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 11-0 Thursday.
The savage beating of a San Francisco Giants fan in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium has touched off fresh concerns about fan violence at sporting events in Philadelphia and elsewhere.
A former college basketball player who was shoved to the ground in a videotaped incident that led to his coach's resignation faces a felony theft charge after police say he swiped two beverages from a concession stand during a Phillies game.
Ryan Howard tied a career high with four hits and fell a triple short of the cycle, Ben Francisco also homered and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 10-7 Wednesday night after wasting a 7-0 lead.
It was opening night for the Phillies boobirds on Tueday night as starter Cole Hamels got an earful of displeasure from some of the fans at Citizens bank Park.
By Bill Campbell: As we move deeper and deeper into April, the NCAA basketball tournament fades into history. But the NFL labor strike continues with no resolution in sight. Whether we have any kind of a football season is doubtful.
Chris breaks down the battle over the budget and the Republicans fear of being blamed for a government shutdown. He talks to Tom Joyner, co-owner of Milkboy Coffee, who is engaged in a battle with unions, Phillies Play-By-Play Announcer Tom McCarthy about last night's loss to the Mets and to Jeff Gaynor about his junk food tour.
Chris examines the legacy of John Adler, the decision of President Obama to continue using military tribunals to try Guantanamo detainees, toads crossing the road in Roxborough and talks to Rick Santorum about the 2012 Presidential Campaign.
Chris recounts his experience at Phillies opening day, talks to Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel and Shonda Schilling, the wife of Curt Schilling. He also debates the comparison between Libya and Iraq on the Monday Morning Matchup and prepares for the President's visit to Bucks County on Wednesday.
