Russ Joy is a credentialed Flyers writer for Crossing Broad and co-host/producer of Snow the Goalie: A Flyers Podcast, Crossing Broadcast: A Philly Sports Podcast, and Crossing Broad FC: A Soccer Podcast. A graduate of West Chester University and California University of PA, Russ is a husband and father. He’s a big fan of Philly sports, but an even bigger fan of trying different cuisines.
So The Yankees Apparently Dropped Kate Smith Because She Sang Blatantly Racist Songs
If you’ve attended or even watched a Flyers game over the past few years, you’ve heard the #1 Anthemist in NHL Lauren Hart bridge a
Takeaways from New Philadelphia Flyers Coach Alain Vigneault’s Introductory Press Conference
Today was the first day new Flyers coach Alain Vigneault got to meet with the assembled media. With general manager Chuck Fletcher by his side,
Crossed Up: Big Innings and Small Problems
Anthony and Bob discuss the 14-3 win over of the Mets on Tuesday night and talk about growing concerns with the team’s starting rotation and
Joel Embiid Made His Playoff Predictions and Declared “#ImOut” on Instagram
Joel Embiid took to Instagram Friday night and – as has become customary this time of year – released his Eastern Conference playoff predictions and
CBFC: Champions League Recap, EPL Race, Der Klassiker Dud
Phil and Russ check in on the EPL, recap a dud of a Klassiker, and discuss Atlético Madrid’s disappointing loss to Barcelona. They then recap
The Sixers Bench is Worse Than You Thought Part 1: Guards and Wings
There’s a cautious optimism in the air. The Sixers drew a first round matchup with the Brooklyn Nets. Cool. Let’s look ahead to round two,
Crossing Broadcast: Sixers/Nets, Flyers Coaching Search, Phillies Bullpen, Black Holes, GoT
Kevin and Russ preview the Sixers’ first round matchup with the Brooklyn Nets, the Flyers’ search for a coach and top free agent targets, the
The Brooklyn Nets Deleted a “We Want Philly” Video Tweet
Picture this: your team has been teetering on the fringe of the NBA’s Eastern Conference playoff standings. In what has been a renaissance year for