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After more than 40 years, the Paintarama bus is gone. Northeast Philly lost an icon. “It’s like a kick in the nuts,” said the son of the guy who put a broken down Eagles bus onto the roof of his auto body shop. inquirer.com/eagles/eagles-…

Inner Excellence author Jim Murphy plans to open an “Inner Excellence headquarters” in Kensington as he still rides the Eagles’ Super Bowl wave. inquirer.com/eagles/inner-e…

Phillies relievers are playing a new game in the bullpen. They’ve been writing down guesses for the attendance at CBP. Closest without going over wins. “At the end of the year, see who has the most baseballs and go from there,” Tanner Banks said. philliesnation.com/2025/05/whats-…

Phillies prospect Dante Nori grew up collecting baseball cards. Now he’s chasing his own rookie cards. inquirer.com/phillies/dante…

Spectrum II > Corestates Center > First Union Center > Wachovia Center > Wells Fargo Center > Xfinity Mobile Arena

Three generations of Northeast Philadelphia’s Sullivans have played in the ⁦U.S. Open Cup⁩. Will a 15-year-old with a passion for soccer history join his brother, father, and grandfather in the history books tomorrow night? inquirer.com/soccer/cavan-s… via The Philadelphia Inquirer

Jeff Manto left Temple in 1985 to chase his MLB dream. 40 years later, he earned his degree. inquirer.com/college-sports…

These “baseball nerds” play by 1864 rules, wear wool uniforms, and don’t use gloves. If Civil War reenactors played beer-league softball, it would probably look like the Athletic Base Ball Club of Philadelphia. inquirer.com/sports/a/athle…

“I’m a dopey kid who grew up in New York City, and the pope watched me play. How absurd is that?” Pope Leo XIV, once just a Villanova student named Bob, is a Wildcats hoops fan: inquirer.com/college-sports…

Philly’s Nasir Adderley retired from the NFL at 25 years old and walked away from millions of dollars. He has no regrets. inquirer.com/eagles/nasir-a…

The #1 thing my father worried about was not having an education, it was something he told my mother he wanted me to have. Today I’m very proud to say I did it, and I did it for them. So much can be done with this degree and I’m so excited for what the future holds. Thank you!

Was driving Tuesday night behind a guy with a TSHPUSH license plate. So I had to find him Wednesday when the Tush Push wasn’t banned. “Regardless if the Tush Push gets banned, it will live on forever because it’s on my car.” inquirer.com/eagles/eagles-…

Inspired by Charlie Manuel, 2008 Phillies catcher Chris Coste is back home in Fargo managing guys with the same longshot dream he once had. inquirer.com/phillies/chris…

Kyle Schwarber is a “Hold It” player. Never heard of a “Hold It” player? Let Jim Salisbury explain.

Penn brought Fran McCaffery home, where he could be near his brother, Jack, who is recovering from a stroke. The McCaffery boys used to go to the Palestra every weekend. Their dad, a police officer, snuck people in the back door. Now they have the keys: inquirer.com/college-sports…

Northeast Philly’s Tony Voce was the first Philadelphian to sign with the Flyers. But retirement wasn’t always easy. When he died suddenly last summer, his family learned he had found his purpose by impacting the kids he coached in South Jersey. inquirer.com/flyers/tony-vo…

Found this story while reporting & researching my ROCKY book. Had to tell it. The boxing trainer who showed Burgess Meredith how to play "Mickey" was murdered less than a year after the movie came out. The case remains unsolved. share.inquirer.com/zyesmk

Eagles TE Grant Calcaterra partnered with Lombard House, the Philly bar in Portland where his brother watches Birds games, to sell coffee for breast cancer research. The “Coffee of Champions” bag is awesome. wateravenuecoffee.com/collections/be…

Meet Pottstown Scout, ‘the most viral travel baseball team ever,’ created by four South Jersey friends inquirer.com/college-sports…

The father and son were crazy Philly sports fans. Then they started making custom cleats for the athletes on their favorite teams. And now they have a pair in the Hall of Fame after Cooper DeJean wore them in the Super Bowl. inquirer.com/eagles/eagles-…