The Anthony Gargano Show on PHLY Sports breaks down the most devastating Eagles news of the season and highlights from across Philadelphia sports. Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for the remainder of the season after multiple pulmonary embolisms were detected — blood clots that traveled to his lungs. The diagnosis also includes deep vein thrombosis in his calf, the original injury site. Medical experts say the road to recovery involves months of anticoagulant therapy, regular imaging scans, and a gradual return to activity only after clot resolution is confirmed. Retirement discussions and potential legal action against the team and league are now being raised after reports surfaced that Hurts played in London despite being symptomatic and allegedly going 36 hours without sleep before kickoff.

Tanner McKee takes over as starter for the foreseeable future. Can he keep the Eagles competitive, or is a rebuild the only path forward?

Sixers tip off the new era tomorrow as LeBron James and Jaylen Brown make their highly anticipated regular season debuts against the New York Knicks. The new-look roster has championship written all over it — but chemistry takes time.

Flyers are finally rolling with back-to-back victories, including a regulation win against the Colorado Avalanche. Matvei Michkov continues to turn heads with a two-goal performance last night, proving he’s the real deal despite ongoing questions about his ice time.

Phillies remain in offseason mode with no major updates, but the pressure is mounting on ownership to respond after small market teams dominated the playoffs. The Tampa Bay Rays are poised to defeat the Guardians and face the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series — another reminder that smart building beats big spending in MLB.