Leslie Gudel was one of the original anchors at Comcast Sportsnet. Tom and John talk about her journey to the anchor desk and then the Philly moments that she got to cover.

Dickie Noles is the Phillies EAP. Back in the day he was a brash rookie on the 1980 team and an alcoholic. Dickie talks about the highs of pitching in the World Series and the lows of taking on his addiction, and lots of other things in-between.

The boys talk with Phillies 3rd base coach, Dusty Wathan. Dusty talks about growing up the son of a major leaguer, playing Rock, Paper, Scissor against Cutch, and when to send the runners home.

the guys talk with former Phillies outfielder and current Phillies radio broadcaster Michael Bourn. Hear his stories about playing little league with Carl Crawford, his memory of the trade to Houston, and his dream to meet his idol Allen Iverson

The boys sit down with NBC Sports Philadelphia Phillies Insider Jim Salisbury to talk about the personnel moves the Phillies have made on the day of the Phillies first home game in spring training.

On the latest episode, the guys catch up with Philadelphia hockey and broadcast legend Keith Jones. Jonesy talks about his unique journey to the NHL, playing on a line with Eric Lindros and John LeClair, being on the ice when Keith Primeau scored his five-OT playoff goal, winning a round of golf with only a putter, and other fun stories.

Listen in as the guys talk with longtime 76ers PA announcer Matt Cord. Hear Matt tell stories about Allen Iverson requesting to be two inches taller, Seth Curry showing his appreciation pregame, getting booed in Spring Training after throwing the first pitch into the ground and helping Pearl Jam get their first #1 single in the US.

Former 1st round pick Ricky Jordan joins Tom and John from Phillies Phantasy Camp. Ricky talks about: hitting a home run in his first official at-bat, being mentored by Mike Schmidt, his love for Harry Kalas, and being one of the "normal" guys on the 93 Phillies

Former Phillies catcher Mike Lieberthal looks back at his career, recounting moments like catching Kevin Millwood's no-hitter, hitting a walk-off home run after midnight, and getting inducted into the Phillies Wall of Fame.

Phillies Backstage with Burgoyne and Brazer....Doug Pederson- a walk down memory lane for the final show of the year

Chad Durbin...pitcher for the 2008 WS championship Phillies. Hear Chad tell stories about the characters in the memorable 2008 bullpen like Brad Lidge, Ryan Madson, Clay Condrey and Scott Eyre. Chad's also a trivia nut...see how he fares in the famous quiz at the end!

His story reads like a Hollywood script. Jim Eisenreich talks about his struggles with Tourette's Syndrome, quitting baseball, and then coming back to be a part of two World Series.

Phillies Backstage with Burgoyne and Brazer.....Merrill Reese

The PA voice of the Philadelphia Flyers, Lou Nolan, joins the boys. He talks about his first announcement as the PA guy and how Flyers hockey attendance grew over the years.

Dave Hollins was the fiery 3rd baseman on the 93 team. Dave has great love and respect for "Dutch" and his leadership. He also tells some stories about Barry Bonds and Rick James.

"Bedrock" Steve Bedrosian won the Cy Young Award while pitching with the Phillies in 1987. His son Cam is now in the bullpen for the Phillies. They talk about Cam, playing hockey, and playing in the 1989 World Series with the Giants.

A member of the 1993 squad and a hitting coach for the World Series teams in 2008 and 2009, Milt Thompson is one of the many great people who have worked for the Phillies. Milt loves to talk the game and is a born coach. The guys at Phantasy camp love him.

Ryan Howard was the "Big Piece" that made the Phillies' offense go when they were winning the NL East five years in a row.

Wayne Gomes was the victim of one of Larry Andersen's greatest pranks, he is also one of the all-time great guys ever to put on the Phillies pinstripes.

Manny Trillo will be going on the Phillies Wall of Fame, next week.

Kyle Kendrick was a member of the 2008 champs and also got to learn from the HOF pitcher Roy Halladay.

Ask anyone who was around for his short tenure in Philadelphia and they will tell you that Dale Murphy is one of the great gentlemen in the game.

50 years ago, Rick Wise not only threw a no-hitter, but he also hit two home runs in the same game. Rick joins the guys to talk about the day.

The author of "If These Walls Could Talk" and "This Date in Phillies History"; long time Phillies PR Director Larry Shenk joins the boys. The Baron has seen so much Phillies history and loves to share it

Jamie Moyer grew up with a Phillies fan, went to St. Joe's and won a championship with the Phillies. The soft-tossing underdog talks about how he overcame the obstacles to have a long MLB career