Feb 21 2024 125 mins
On the Tuesday Twitch Stream:
Joe is a little messed up with what day it is at the top of the show. He keeps saying Wednesday because he screwed up his work schedule Texas A&M Commerce and Incarnate Word brawled in the handshake line after their game on Monday night. Joe says once again that if the NCAA does not have this “forced sportsmanship” rules where you line up to shake hands after the game, this does not happen
MLB has a uniform issue that might be spiraling out of control. The players do not like their new uniforms that were made for this year, and now a reporter from the St. Louis Post Dispatch is saying that the alternate uniforms may not be available at the start of the season.
The NHL announced the 2026 NHL All-Star game will be held at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY. Joe thinks the NHL dropped the ball (or puck) in celebrating America’s 250th birthday with the ASG here in Philly. Joe also mentioned that the NBA also dropped the ball with Los Angeles having the NBA All-Star game there as well.
At this point I had a couple of new followers join me and we started getting off the rails. I think I know who one of those people were, but I haven’t completely confirmed their identities. We had an impromptu Sixers talk as I was catching up with the chat room.
The “Stupid (Stuff) I Saw” segment returned with two stories. First, a horse was loose on I-95 Tuesday morning, and I tell how I intertwined it with the unofficial horse of Bleacher Brothers “Uncle Ernie”. Then I mention how someone is suing Powerball because he thought he won the jackpot but didn’t.
Then Joe gives a special Tuesday night edition of the Philly Phade. Note that when I referred to an “all in” wager, it was still a small amount of money. Always bet within your means!
Catch Joe every Tuesday and Thursday night at twitch.tv/JoeQuills. Subscribe to The Philly Guy Speaks wherever you get your podcast. Also check out bleacherbrothers.com for all your sports needs and Joe’s “Quills Picks Winners” articles. The Philly Guy Speaks is part of the Bleacher Brothers Network.
Joe is a little messed up with what day it is at the top of the show. He keeps saying Wednesday because he screwed up his work schedule Texas A&M Commerce and Incarnate Word brawled in the handshake line after their game on Monday night. Joe says once again that if the NCAA does not have this “forced sportsmanship” rules where you line up to shake hands after the game, this does not happen
MLB has a uniform issue that might be spiraling out of control. The players do not like their new uniforms that were made for this year, and now a reporter from the St. Louis Post Dispatch is saying that the alternate uniforms may not be available at the start of the season.
The NHL announced the 2026 NHL All-Star game will be held at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY. Joe thinks the NHL dropped the ball (or puck) in celebrating America’s 250th birthday with the ASG here in Philly. Joe also mentioned that the NBA also dropped the ball with Los Angeles having the NBA All-Star game there as well.
At this point I had a couple of new followers join me and we started getting off the rails. I think I know who one of those people were, but I haven’t completely confirmed their identities. We had an impromptu Sixers talk as I was catching up with the chat room.
The “Stupid (Stuff) I Saw” segment returned with two stories. First, a horse was loose on I-95 Tuesday morning, and I tell how I intertwined it with the unofficial horse of Bleacher Brothers “Uncle Ernie”. Then I mention how someone is suing Powerball because he thought he won the jackpot but didn’t.
Then Joe gives a special Tuesday night edition of the Philly Phade. Note that when I referred to an “all in” wager, it was still a small amount of money. Always bet within your means!
Catch Joe every Tuesday and Thursday night at twitch.tv/JoeQuills. Subscribe to The Philly Guy Speaks wherever you get your podcast. Also check out bleacherbrothers.com for all your sports needs and Joe’s “Quills Picks Winners” articles. The Philly Guy Speaks is part of the Bleacher Brothers Network.