I'm Mike Gill and I serve as the station's Brand Manager. I also host 'The Sports Bash with Mike Gill'. I'm a local product of South Jersey, and have been a familiar voice since 2001. I have covered numerous big events including the World Series, Super Bowl, NBA playoffs, and the Stanley Cup Finals. I'm the 2001 West Virginia University graduate that brings South Jersey some of the top sports interviews each and every day on The Sports Bash.
Mike Gill
[WATCH] Jalen Hurts and Jason Kelce Sing ‘Fly Eagles Fly’ with Eagles Fans
While the Phillies were in the late innings of a 3-2 loss, a pair of Eagles, Jason Kelce and Jalen Hurts were on the Amazon Prime post game show discussing the teams win.
Even Dallas Cowboys Star Micah Parsons has Phillies Fever!
It hard not to be captured by the Philadelphia Phillies run to the World Series.
15 Moments That Have Made the Phillies’ Red October Memorable
The Philadelphia Phillies run to the World Series has been filled with a ton of moments, almost too many to count.
No More ‘Frosty Freeze Out’ at Sixers Games
One of the most popular Sixers promotions ever has come to an end.
Phillies Add David Robertson to NLCS Roster
A key arm will be back for the Phillies Championship series against the Padres.
Eagles Injury Report: Eagles Healthy Ahead of Lions Game
Just four Eagles appeared on the Wednesday injury report ahead of their matchup with the Lions.
Eagles Sign 14 to Practice Squad, Waive Davion Taylor
A day after the Eagles had to cut down from 80 players to 53, the team is bringing back many of those same players to the practice squad.
Eagles Trade Jalen Reagor to Minnesota for Draft Picks
Reagor ends his Eagles career with just 64 catches for 695 yards in 28 career games.
Phillies Announce 2023 Spring Training Schedule
The Phillies will play 32 games this spring, 16 of while will be at their spring home at BayCare Ballpark in Clearwater.
Former Bridgeton, NJ, Football Star Markquese Bell Makes Cowboys Initial Roster
Former Bridgetown Bulldogs star Markquese Bell has made the Dallas Cowboys initial 53-man roster.