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Turnover-delphia: Observations from Wizards 119, Sixers 113

Kevin Kinkead - December 6, 2019

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That’s a pretty pitiful road loss, the type of loss that helps determine whether you’re playing as a #1 seed or a #3 seed come playoff time.

After two days off, you take a short trip down Interstate 95 to play a 6-13 Wizards team, you start out fine, and then completely stop playing defense. The effort fades as you give up 40 second quarter points. You turn the ball over 21 times and concede 21 second-chance points to the NBA’s 23rd-ranked offensive rebounding team. Then you put together a 10-0 run only to watch the bottom fall out again.

The Sixers have now lost 10 straight games at Capital One Arena, that last win coming way back in 2013, which feels like a lifetime ago. This is the type of film you put straight in the garbage bin, so I’ll keep this recap very short, because nobody needs to spend too much time reliving that fiasco.

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Sixers vs. Wizards Betting Preview: Odds and Picks (December 5, 2019)

Russ Joy - December 5, 2019

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On Thursday night, the Philadelphia 76ers head down I-95 to take on the underwhelming Washington Wizards. Washington is an absolute mess, having dropped three consecutive games and five of their last six. The Sixers, on the other hand, have rattled off four straight victories and have a shot to extend that to six games with this contest against Washington and a Saturday meeting with Cleveland on tap. With that, let’s get into our Sixers-Wizards betting preview.

At 15-6, the Sixers have finally gotten out of fifth place in the Eastern Conference. They’re just a half game behind the Celtics for second place in the conference, which is where many oddsmakers predicted they’d finish the season. The Wizards, who feature a lineup devoid of any real talent beyond elite shooting guard Bradley Beal, are 6-13, which is good for twelfth place in the conference.

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Glen Macnow Shares a Lenny Dykstra Story

Kevin Kinkead - December 5, 2019

Today the 94 WIP Morning Show hung up twice on Lenny Dykstra, first during an argument with Angelo Cataldi and the second time after an exchange with Ray Didinger, who was in the studio with the regular crew.

The subject of the latter spat was $7,000 that Didinger claims he’s owed by Nails, after writing two stories for his magazine, The Player, at some point in the past.

Obviously that situation remains unresolved, and if I had to go out on a limb here, I’d say Ray is probably never getting that money. I’d also like to know how I can be paid* $3,500 per story, so if you’ve got a lead, let me know.

But anyway, Ray does the best radio show on WIP right now, weekend mid-mornings alongside Glen Macnow, and today Glen shared an article he originally wrote a few years ago titled “Philly’s biggest sports creep? That’s easy, it’s Lenny Dykstra.“

In the piece he tells this story:

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Doug Pederson’s Jordan Howard Update: Three Questions, Six Total Words

Kevin Kinkead - December 5, 2019

Seems like this is the stinger from hell.

Jordan Howard hasn’t played since the Bears game, which was on November 3rd, so we’ve reached the one-month mark for his injury absence.

The update is…. nothing. He’s still not cleared for contact, according to Doug Pederson, who spoke to reporters today at NovaCare and answered three questions with six total words:

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All-22 Film: Moving the Pocket, Drawing “Unique” Coverage, and Two-Deep Safety

Kevin Kinkead - December 5, 2019

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Eagles vs. Dolphins game film.

It’s not pretty, but there’s a lot to look at from an X’s and O’s perspective, so that’s our silver lining here. We can resurrect the All-22 column with some decent quotes about what went right and what went wrong in the hideous 37-31 loss.

Our first quote is from offensive coordinator Mike Groh, on Carson Wentz and a moving pocket:

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Philadelphia Union Lukewarm Stove Talk: 17 Random Offseason Thoughts

Kevin Kinkead - December 5, 2019

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Let’s get it back to soccer.

Not too much to report on the Philadelphia Union front as of December 5th. Head coach Jim Curtin went to Germany recently on a scouting trip and Sporting Director Ernst Tanner is working on turning the best team in Union history into a better version of what we saw in 2019.

Only one rumor popped up so far, a European report saying that the Union made an offer for Djurgardens midfielder Fredrik Ulvestad. If Google Translate is to be believed, the 27-year-old Norwegian is interested in remaining in Europe and playing Champion’s League soccer next year. A Swedish guy got into my Twitter mentions and said the same thing, so I’ll take him at his word. Djurgardens finished 1st in their domestic league this year, so they get an automatic berth in the first qualifying round.

Beyond those two nuggets, here are 17 thoughts on personnel moves, positions of need, and how the Union might look in 2020:

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How the Flyers’ Team Dynamic Has Led to Early Success

Russ Joy - December 5, 2019

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The Flyers are good. Really good.

In fact, they’re the hottest team in the city and yet they’ve barely broken into the media sphere which boasts the “4 for 4” vernacular we’ve grown accustomed to hearing. Not only is the team playing great hockey, they’re getting along really well off the ice. I know some people cast aside anything that comes remotely close to the human side of professional sports, but doing so would be a mistake. In my first season covering the Flyers, I focused more of my time observing the off-ice interactions of the team more than I did on the on-ice product. For the latter, I’d often pick the brains of those who’d forgotten more about the team and the in-and-outs of the sport at the professional level than I could learn in a short period of time. But last season, there was something so clear it couldn’t be ignored: the 2018-19 Flyers were a fractured locker room. The word “scared” was thrown around a bunch, as was a constant need to address the team’s confidence – or often lack thereof – in the way they were playing. Fast forward to December 2019 and that’s all gone. It shows.

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On WIP Morning Show, Ray Didinger Asks Lenny Dykstra for $7,000 He Claims He’s Owed

Kevin Kinkead - December 5, 2019

This morning the Delaware Valley was treated to a comedic train wreck of a discussion between 94 WIP host Angelo Cataldi and former Phillie Lenny Dykstra, which progressed into a Ray Didinger query regarding money still (reportedly) owed by Nails.

Background, I think, is that the morning show was discussing Zack Wheeler and looking for players with both a New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies connection to share their insight. Dykstra fits the description, so he called in and opened up by referring to Ray Didinger as a “painful dude” before trying to pimp his new podcast.

Here’s the first half of the discussion:

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