Evan Macy
Evan Macy is the managing sports editor at PhillyVoice.com. Before spending five years at Metro Philly as sports editor, Evan worked at ESPN in Bristol CT, and has experience at several other smaller publications on the Northeast coast. Career highlights for Evan, a Temple grad and Lancaster native include covering Super Bowl LII, the 2016 DNC, the 2017 NFL Draft and a bevy of playoff games and golf tournaments.
May 16, 2020
Flyers
The 10 weirdest and wackiest Flyers stats we could find
In 52 years as a franchise, the Flyers have won just two Stanley Cup titles. They have only 13 players in the hockey Hall of Fame (in contrast to the Rangers, who have 52 — but were an original six team, and the Penguins, who have fewer years as a franchise and 12 hall of famers). Still, the team has a surprisingly long list of accolades.May 15, 2020
Bryce Harper
Is baseball shooting itself in the foot? Bryce Harper's comments show the struggle ahead
Baseball is staring down the barrel of a gun and in danger of possibly repeating history, with potentially much worse consequences.May 14, 2020
The Simpsons
Thinking of binging The Simpsons? Try these 3 episodes first
We want to help those of you who are considering watching one of the many TV shows available to stream that you haven't had a chance to watch before. If you are on the fence about a show, have had it recommended by friends or are simply curious, we've got you. Up first: The Simpsons.May 13, 2020
Phillies
MLB Rumors: Phillies in tough spot with J.T. Realmuto — and Mets appear ready to pounce
The Phillies couldn't be in a worse spot with their superstar catcher right now.May 12, 2020
Phillies
Five reasons why a shortened, altered MLB season could benefit the Phillies
There are some drawbacks in the plan to be sure, especially for the Phillies, as a schedule comprised of just teams in the NL and AL East could prove to be tougher than the strength their regular schedule would have been. But there are some definite potential benefits too.May 11, 2020
NFL
What they're saying: MLB's latest proposal, half-empty NFL stadiums, and more on when sports may return
There was a lot of news over the last few days on the "when will sports return" front, though of course, none of them are really any closer to returning than they were a week or even a month ago.May 10, 2020
Sixers
The 10 weirdest and wackiest stats and records in Sixers history
After spending hours staring at Baseball and Football Reference, we had some fun discussing some of the weirdest wackiest stats and records in the history of the Phillies and Eagles franchises.May 9, 2020
Eagles
What they're saying: Expert predictions for every game on Eagles' 2020 schedule
The NFL schedule came out for the 2020 season a few days ago, and if you are a true Eagles fans, you've already gone through all 16 games with your friends, debating whether the Eagles will go 10-6 or 9-7.May 8, 2020
Sixers
Worst Week: The worst teams in Philadelphia sports history
And now for a much more straightforward, but no less depressing list to finish up "Worst Week" here at PhillyVoice: Worst Team.May 7, 2020
Sixers
Worst Week: The most devastating losses in Philadelphia sports history
After spending some time researching and discussing some of the worst decisions Philly sports teams have ever made when drafting, trading for and signing free agents, it's time to look at the worst losses in the history of this wonderful sports-crazy city.Videos
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