
Brotherly Pod talks all things Philadelphia Flyers. Daniel Esche hosts a wide variety of guests to break down the news, rumors, and transactions of the greatest sports team on earth!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1046 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHockey | |||

Mike, Manny and Dan return to talk Tocchet's culture quote, player development, olympics, Philly sports radio, more!
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I can’t imagine how this pod still exists.
I stupidly tried to listen to multiple episodes and can’t make through 5 minutes of the same negative drivel over and over. The hosts are morons with no clue. They are critical of every move made by the organization but have no idea of what could/should be done differently. As one example, they clamored for the trade of Laughton, then it happens and (pick your moron) says it’s 3 years too late. No suggestions on who they could have traded him to and fo... more
2 out of the 3 individuals on this show are great but the third individual Dan reminds me of a fourth grader who just learned how to cuss’ its brutal and really distacts from the overall good contrnt. Dan… grow up and be an adult.
The topic resonated with me . Regarding poor cap mgt and threat of jvr resigning . The show gets a 5, the gm is terrible .
I put a 5 stars for the episodes featuring Anthony
The best episode ever . Holding fletchers feet to the fire . Keep it up !! Best Warren Broudy
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Focused on the Philadelphia Flyers, this podcast provides in-depth discussions about the team's performance, management decisions, and various player dynamics. The hosts often express their frustrations and critiques of the Flyers' strategies, particularly as they navigate a challenging period in their franchise history. Episodes frequently mix serious analysis with humor, creating an engaging experience for die-hard fans as they explore topics like player trades, coaching decisions, and the team's rebuilding efforts. Unique to this podcast is its blend of camaraderie and critical perspectives, making it a go-to source for loyal supporters looking for entertaining and honest commentary on their favorite team.
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Recent guests on Brotherly Pod include:
1. Anthony Di Marco
2. Ed Arson
3. Mike Aceto
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