@byalexcoffey.bsky.social wrote a great story about her last season for @phillysport.bsky.social. share.inquirer.com/ev9hDn

Gordon helped Sidwar with the mental side of the game. At La Salle & Villanova, Gordon was considered undersized for a QB. So, he used his mind to win. “My thought was to take his physical attributes, and teach him the mental pieces that made me successful." www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

"You'd see the bumper stickers everywhere. Even in 1980, I’d go to games, and I’d still see cars with them on there. Everybody had one.” Her late husband coined the ‘Only the Lord saves more than Bernie Parent’ bumper sticker in 1974. It still resonates. www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

La Salle QB Gavin Sidwar is just 48 yards and six touchdowns shy of setting a new school record. Who holds it now? His coach, Brett Gordon, who played for La Salle in the 90s. “We might start running the ball more,” he joked. “To hold on as long as we possibly can” www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

“That's what he was known for. You’d see the bumper stickers everywhere. Even in 1980, I'd go to games, and I'd still see cars with them on there." Her late husband coined the ‘Only the Lord saves more than Bernie Parent’ bumper sticker in 1974. It still resonates: www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

Unrivaled helped Kahleah Copper find joy in basketball again. Now it could be coming to her hometown. www.inquirer.com/wnba/kahleah... via @PhillyInquirer

"You'd see the bumper stickers everywhere. Even in 1980, I’d go to games, and I’d still see cars with them on there. Everybody had one.” Her late husband coined the ‘Only the Lord saves more than Bernie Parent’ bumper sticker in 1974. It still resonates. www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

La Salle QB Gavin Sidwar is just 48 yards and six touchdowns shy of setting a new school record. Who holds it now? His coach, Brett Gordon, who played for La Salle in the 90s. “We might start running the ball more,” he joked. “To hold on as long as we possibly can” www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

One night in 1974, at approximately 3:45 am, Bob Mitchell coined an iconic phrase. "Only the Lord saves more than Bernie Parent" Mitchell, who worked at the Spectrum, put it on a bumper sticker. He sold it for 50 cents (+10 cents for shipping). "Everybody had one" www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

“That was what he was known for. You’d see the bumper stickers everywhere. Even in 1980, I would go to the games, and I would still see cars with them on there. Everybody had one." 🔗 www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

Unrivaled helped Kahleah Copper find joy in basketball again. Now it could be coming to her hometown. www.inquirer.com/wnba/kahleah... via @PhillyInquirer

“That's what he was known for. You’d see the bumper stickers everywhere. Even in 1980, I'd go to games, and I'd still see cars with them on there." Her late husband coined the ‘Only the Lord saves more than Bernie Parent’ bumper sticker in 1974. It still resonates: www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

One night in 1974, at approximately 3:45 am, Bob Mitchell coined an iconic phrase. "Only the Lord saves more than Bernie Parent" Mitchell, who worked at the Spectrum, put it on a bumper sticker. He sold it for 50 cents (+10 cents for shipping). "Everybody had one" www.inquirer.com/flyers/berni...

“I feel alive when I’m learning new things. I’m energized by it. It’s comfortable for me, because that’s literally what football was. You play the game, you evaluate, you prepare for the next one." On Malcolm Jenkins, who is taking on new challenges in retirement www.inquirer.com/eagles/malco...

Malcolm Jenkins has had opportunities to broadcast, but for now, he's trying new things. He collects art, has a Substack, and a whiskey line. This year, he's trying photography. Tomorrow, he'll shoot the Eagles game. “I feel alive when I’m learning new things" www.inquirer.com/eagles/malco...

“I feel alive when I’m learning new things. I’m energized by it. It’s comfortable for me, because that’s literally what football was. You play the game, you evaluate, you prepare for the next one." On Malcolm Jenkins, who is taking on new challenges in retirement www.inquirer.com/eagles/malco...

Malcolm Jenkins has had opportunities to broadcast, but for now, he's trying new things. He collects art, has a Substack, and a whiskey line. This year, he's trying photography. Tomorrow, he'll shoot the Eagles game. “I feel alive when I’m learning new things" www.inquirer.com/eagles/malco...

From 1973-78, Sullivan played Phil. D'Egidio was a member of the Hot Pants Patrol in the early 70s, but became pregnant in 1977, and needed a new role. So, she became Phillis. “He had to take the costume on and off of me. I couldn’t maneuver my way out" www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

“He was my closest friend. He still is." “We just have so much in common. I don’t have a lot of friends left that share that same knowledge as Nancy." For years, he was Phil and she was Phillis. Decades later, these former Phillies mascots are still best friends: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

“I have a lifelong friend for 50 years." “He was my closest friend. I mean, I guess he still is." For years, he was Phil and she was Phillis. Decades later, these former Phillies mascots are still best friends: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Before the Phanatic, there was Phil and Phillis. John Sullivan and Nancy D'Egidio spent parts of the 1970s as the mascots. Decades later, they're still close. They go on family vacations together. Sullivan is the godfather of D'Egidio's son. "He’s my best friend" www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

“He was my closest friend. He still is." “We just have so much in common. I don’t have a lot of friends left that share that same knowledge as Nancy." For years, he was Phil and she was Phillis. Decades later, these former Phillies mascots are still best friends: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Before the Phanatic, there was Phil and Phillis. John Sullivan and Nancy D'Egidio spent parts of the 1970s as the mascots. Decades later, they're still close. They go on family vacations together. Sullivan is the godfather of D'Egidio's son. "He’s my best friend" www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

My very good buddy and overall sweet little guy Fisher took a bad tumble this morning and is racking up medical bills. I know times are tough, but if you can spare a few bucks for his recovery we would be so grateful. www.gofundme.com/f/fisher-rec...

Nick Sirianni was his mentor at IUP. Now, Roy-Al Edwards is building a new football program at Audenried Charter in Grays Ferry, in the style of the Eagles coach. “Our core values are the Eagles’ core values.” www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

From 2006-08, Nick Sirianni was a coach at IUP. He used the same core values he'd use with the Eagles. They resonated with one of his WR, Roy-Al Edwards. Now, they're reunited in South Philly, where Edwards is starting a program at Audenried, with a Sirianni flair: www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

Nick Sirianni was his mentor. Now, Roy-Al Edwards is building a new program at Audenried Charter in Grays Ferry, using the Eagles' core values. “I’m honored,” Sirianni said. “The way Roy-Al helps these kids, it almost feels like you’re helping a lot of people." www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

Nick Sirianni was his mentor at IUP. Now, Roy-Al Edwards is building a new football program at Audenried Charter in Grays Ferry, in the style of the Eagles coach. “Our core values are the Eagles’ core values.” www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

From 2006-08, Nick Sirianni was a coach at IUP. He used the same core values he'd use with the Eagles. They resonated with one of his WR, Roy-Al Edwards. Now, they're reunited in South Philly, where Edwards is starting a program at Audenried, with a Sirianni flair: www.inquirer.com/high-school-...

Matt Jacoby and Alydia Livingston were one of the best young skating duos in the country. But in January, tragedy struck, when 28 members of the figure skating community died on Flight 5342. The Livingstons were on that flight. Now, Jacoby skates in Alydia's honor: www.inquirer.com/sports/bala-...

"I think the reality is, in skating, we get up, right? And we keep going. And you’re resilient and you have grit.” Matt Jacoby’s ice dance partner, Alydia Livingston, was on Flight 5342. Now, the Bala Cynwyd native skates in her honor: www.inquirer.com/sports/bala-...

Matt Jacoby and Alydia Livingston were one of the best young skating duos in the country. But in January, tragedy struck, when 28 members of the figure skating community died on Flight 5342. The Livingstons were on that flight. Now, Jacoby skates in Alydia's honor: www.inquirer.com/sports/bala-...

On 8/2, fans made a Declaration of Independence urging the Phillies to resign Kyle Schwarber. It was signed by fans/CBP employees. They threw it in the dugout, hoping he’d see it. 17 days & 6 rainstorms later, we realized it was still there. It gave him goosebumps: www.inquirer.com/phillies/kyl...

“My favorite was this woman from Ireland. She stopped us and was like, 'Fuck the British. Of course I'll sign your Declaration of Independence.’” These fans made a ‘Declaration of Independence’ urging the Phillies to re-sign Schwarber. It gave him goosebumps: www.inquirer.com/phillies/kyl...

“My favorite was this woman from Ireland. She stopped us and was like, 'Fuck the British. Of course I'll sign your Declaration of Independence.’” These fans made a ‘Declaration of Independence’ urging the Phillies to re-sign Schwarber. It gave him goosebumps: www.inquirer.com/phillies/kyl...

"To see them appreciate what you do? That’s why you get goosebumps," Schwarber said. These fans made a ‘Declaration of Independence’ urging the Phillies to re-sign Kyle Schwarber. Hundreds of people signed it: www.inquirer.com/phillies/kyl...

On 8/2, fans made a Declaration of Independence urging the Phillies to resign Kyle Schwarber. It was signed by fans/CBP employees. They threw it in the dugout, hoping he’d see it. 17 days & 6 rainstorms later, we realized it was still there. It gave him goosebumps: www.inquirer.com/phillies/kyl...

“In my opinion, he’s been that [top of the rotation starter] for a couple of years now,” Realmuto said. “Obviously we have Zack as well at the top, but there's a lot of teams Sánchez would be the ace on. "So, there's no reason why he won't continue that” www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

“In my opinion, he’s been that [top of the rotation starter] for a couple of years now,” Realmuto said. “Obviously we have Zack as well at the top, but there's a lot of teams Sánchez would be the ace on. "So, there's no reason why he won't continue that” www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

"I am on an island. All of us in the group, I think we’re kind of on an island.” Most Phillies fans want to forget the 1964 season. This Facebook group is dedicated to remembering it. www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

“All of us in the group, I think we’re kind of on an island.” "It’s time we stop focusing on the heartbreak and remember the first 150 games." Most Phillies fans want to forget the 1964 season. This Facebook group is dedicated to remembering it: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Most Phillies fans want to forget the 1964 season. This Facebook group is dedicated to remembering it. www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Trish Gunn was always the one helping others until a stroke turned her life upside down. Along with the support of her husband, longtime Eagles reporter and TV anchor Derrick Gunn, she had to learn to help herself. Now she’s finding her voice again.

“All of us in the group, I think we’re kind of on an island.” "It’s time we stop focusing on the heartbreak and remember the first 150 games." Most Phillies fans want to forget the 1964 season. This Facebook group is dedicated to remembering it: www.inquirer.com/phillies/phi...

Members of Philadelphia’s powerful police union are accusing its leaders of financial mismanagement. We dug through hundreds of pages of tax records and found plenty of questions about the union’s network of nonprofits: share.inquirer.com/XGgC8w

A stroke paralyzed her left side. Now ‘Pastor Trish,’ wife of Eagles reporter Derrick Gunn, is back at the altar: ‘My story’s not done’ www.inquirer.com/eagles/trish...

Pastor Trish Gunn, wife of Derrick Gunn, suffered a stroke in 2023 that left her paralyzed on her left side. Now, after a year and a half of rehab, she's back at the altar at her church in Delaware, pastoring again. "I know that my story’s not done yet." www.inquirer.com/eagles/trish...

A stroke paralyzed her left side. Now ‘Pastor Trish,’ wife of Eagles reporter Derrick Gunn, is back at the altar: ‘My story’s not done’ www.inquirer.com/eagles/trish...

Derrick Gunn and his wife, Trish, met at 19. They married in 1982. But it wasn't until 2023 that they faced their biggest challenge. Trish, a local pastor, had a stroke that paralyzed her left side. Now, she's back at the altar. "My story's not done." www.inquirer.com/eagles/trish...