Season 1, Episode 37

07/13/20 • 57 min

Lobey, Lynchie and Friends with Hank Morse Podcast

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk a bit about Mike's experience at Phillips Exeter Academy after Bob paid a visit to the Exeter, NH area.
Then the guys debated the merits of Cam Newton as a member of the New England Patriots. Will he start, be a distraction, be a renewed superstar, etc? They also talked about which of the four major sports has the best chance of being successful returning to play as the pandemic wears on.

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Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about major league baseball's plan to reopen and whether or not it is sustainable. They also talk about re-opening the other sports, as well.

Hank is vacationing with his family on the Jersey Shore and is trying to find former Philadelphia Flyers' Hall of Fame goalie, Bernie Parent, the sole reason Philly beat the Bruins in 1984 to win the Stanley Cup!

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Season 1, Episode 38

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank discuss the Ivy League's decision to cancel their fall sports season. Was it the right thing to do? What about the other college leagues and conferences? Should they follow suit?

Next, the guys talked about Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver DeSean Jackson's anti-Semitic remarks, his subsequent apology and Julian Edelman's offer to take him to the Holocaust Museum and the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC.