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3 days ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Dan Stamm

Philadelphia Eagles star receiver A.J. Brown is "always open" to striking a deal with whoever stole his car. Brown posted to his Instagram Stories and X on Monday, April 21, 2025, to ask whoever stole his car to return it before he would press charges:"Dear Philly - to whoever stole my car last night, I’ll make a deal with you…. Bring back my car and I won’t press charges, or when I find you today, it’s going to be what it’s going to be," Brown wrote on X.

4 days ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Jordan Hall

VOORHEES, N.J. — It probably goes without saying that the Flyers' head coaching decision is a monstrous one for general manager Danny Briere and president of hockey operations Keith Jones. It's their first hire and, good or bad, it could define their rebuild. After Briere fired John Tortorella with nine games left in the season, the voice behind the bench jumped to the top of the GM's offseason objectives.

5 days ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Jordan Hall

VOORHEES, N.J. — John Tortorella was always an honest coach in Philadelphia, a quality many respected and appreciated. So nobody should fault Sean Couturier for being an honest player Friday at his end-of-the-season press conference. The Flyers' captain was asked about his relationship with the former head coach — a marriage that rarely seemed on the same page — and what was needed in the next head coach. "As long as we're all in together, pushing in the same direction together," Couturier said.

6 days ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Dave Zangaro

With the NFL Draft less than one week away, the Eagles have eight picks next week and will pick last in the first round after winning Super Bowl LIX. Howie Roseman loves to trade around the draft board so he won’t make all eight picks in their current slots ... but Eagles-only mock drafts are still fun. For this one, we used the ProFootballFocus mock draft simulator and gave the power to fans on X/Twitter to vote for each pick.

6 days ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Noah Levick

The Phillies jumped on the Giants in the first inning Thursday and let Cristopher Sanchez do much of the rest. With a 6-4 win at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies salvaged a four-game series split against San Francisco and improved to 11-8 overall. They still haven’t lost a series at home since being swept by the Yankees in late July of last season. The Phillies tallied five runs in the first. Sanchez set a new career high with 12 strikeouts over seven innings and only walked one.