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PHILADELPHIA -- Mike Schmidt, the Phillies Hall of Fame third baseman, once said that when you play a professional sport in Philadelphia, "You experience the thrill of victory and the agony of reading about the next day."
In many ways, it's still true. Just ask Joe Banner.
The president of the Philadelphia Eagles, a team that has played in back-to-back NFC championship games, has been like a political candidate on the stump lately, appearing on local sports talk radio and local television, dressing down the media at the team's Novacare Complex, pleading for less offseason criticism of his team
In many ways, it's still true. Just ask Joe Banner.
The president of the Philadelphia Eagles, a team that has played in back-to-back NFC championship games, has been like a political candidate on the stump lately, appearing on local sports talk radio and local television, dressing down the media at the team's Novacare Complex, pleading for less offseason criticism of his team
