Episode
Sean Mannion’s Presser & Don Mattingly’s Harper Comments
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- May 22, 2026
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- 10042
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Summary
Joe DeCamara and the WIP crew broadcast live from Borgata to evaluate the first press conferences from Eagles coordinators Sean Mannion and Vic Fangio. They debate Don Mattingly’s remarks regarding Bryce Harper’s lineup spot and explore the potential for Bob Myers to join the Sixers’ front office. Listeners participate by voting in a sports dislike poll and naming the greatest summer movie characters of all time. 01:50 - Memorial Day Weekend At Borgata 06:00 - Sean Mannion Press Conference Reactions 12:30 - Blending Old And New Offensive Schemes 18:45 - Best Summer Movie Characters Ever 29:20 - Don Mattingly On Bryce Harper 38:40 - Phillies Leadership And Lineup Strategy 45:10 - Vic Fangio's Defensive Stability Promise 51:25 - Analyzing Mattingly's Public Comments 01:04:15 - Bob Myers Sixers Rumors Analyzed 01:14:45 - Jalen Hurts' Running Impact On Offense 01:21:25 - Missing Seltzer And Beat The Hammer 01:30:10 - Sports Dislike Poll Results Discussion 01:40:20 - Michael Clay On Jake Elliott 01:53:15 - Debate On Jalen Hurts' Performance 01:59:55 - Eagles Safety Position Competition Outlook 02:14:55 - Dissecting Front Office Leverage Dynamics 02:28:15 - James Bradberry's Role And Future 02:45:00 - Nolan Smith's Discipline And Development