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Adam is back for Episode 13 of Brotherly Love Sports with a shorter episode from Colorado, but a new segment built for Philly fans: Philly Therapy Session.

This week, we talk Phillies momentum, Crawford’s first big-league home run, the heartbreak of the Flyers and Sixers getting swept, and why the Flyers might still be “one move away” while the Sixers may need a much bigger reset.

Then it’s time to open the wound: what Philly sports moment are you still not over? Adam shares two that still hurt — the 2012 Winter Classic shootout loss and Kawhi Leonard’s infamous bounce.

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And don’t forget this week’s Question of the Week:
If you’re heading to Reading Terminal Market and someone says, “Meet me at the pig,” what is the name of the coin-collecting good luck charm pig statue?

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This episode covers the Flyers’ playoff push, including their series win over the Penguins, the early battle with Carolina, the value of playoff experience for the young guys, and why the future still feels bright even with some bumps along the way.

We also touch on the Sixers’ ongoing playoff frustrations, the Phillies trying to turn things around after a rough stretch, and some quick Eagles talk with offseason additions, AJ Brown speculation, and what the offense may look like moving forward.

This week felt like a turning point… or at least the kind of moment this city’s been waiting for.

There’s finally some life, some energy, and something to get excited about again, but not everything is trending in the right direction. One team is giving fans a reason to believe, another is still trying to figure itself out, and there’s no shortage of big decisions and bigger questions shaping what comes next.

We’re breaking it all down, reacting in real time, and trying to make sense of where things stand and where they might be headed.

As always, it’s real, it’s honest, and it’s exactly what you’d expect when you mix passion with Philly sports.