What’s Brewing With Jen Includes Early Alcohol Sales In New York On Sunday
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See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever? Jen Scordo shares a few recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that includes alcohol changes in New York for football and more drama with Kroy Biermann and Kim Zolciak… Here are her stories from today.
Alcohol Laws In New York Change For Football This Weekend
The Buffalo Bills will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday morning from London and the governor of New York wants to make sure his Bills fans can partake in some adult beverages during the game. Governor Kathy Hochul will allow the state liquor board to provide special permits to sports bars and restaurants that will allow them to serve alcohol starting at 8am on Sunday. Kickoff is set from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 9:30am Sunday morning.
[Source – NBCSports.com]
Good on her!
More Drama For Kroy Biermann and Kim Zolciak
Things are getting so ugly between Kroy Biermann and Kim Zolciak that Biermann ended up barricading himself in their former master bedroom recently during an argument between he and Kim. And of course it was all caught on video. And of course, TMZ has the video of the incident that happened last month. Kim ended up calling 911 during the fight and claims that she felt unsafe all while Biermann claims he felt unsafe. Then the cops said they felt unsafe. Round and round they go and Biermann ended up coming out of the bedroom. They filed for divorce in May and then called it off and then filed again in August.
[Source – NY Post]
Kroy Biermann and TV Personality Kim Zolciak
NLDS Series Schedule: Philadelphia Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves
The Philadelphia Phillies swept the Miami Marlins to advance to the National League Division Series against the Atlanta Braves. The NLDS rematch from October 2022 has found its way back onto the postseason schedule. The battle for supremacy in the NL East is finally here.
Phillies, Braves Have NLDS History
After the Braves won the NL East in 2022, the Phillies ambushed them with a convincing 3-1 series win. The two teams split Games 1 and 2 at Truist Park in Atlanta. When the Phillies returned to Citizens Bank Park for their first home playoff game in 11 years, the Braves didn’t know what hit them.
Red October made its return, and Rhys Hoskins got the home team going. His home run off Spencer Strider in Game 3 ignited a crowd deprived of playoff baseball for too long.
The Phillies rolled to emphatic 9-1 and 8-3 victories in Philadelphia to close out a team that finished 14 games ahead of them in the regular season standings.
Rematch in 2023 MLB Playoffs
The Braves cruised to a 104-58 record during the regular season. They belted 307 home runs, tying a major league record. Ronald Acuna Jr. hit 41 home runs and stole 73 bases. He is the overwhelming favorite to win the NL MVP Award. Matt Olsen led the majors in home runs with 54 and RBI with 139.
Tim Kurkjian of ESPN spoke on The John Kincade Show about the mentality the Braves have facing a team that stunned them last October. Are they scared of the Phillies?
“I don’t think so. When you hit over 300 homers in a season, I don’t think anything is in your head, except for ‘We’re going to score 10 runs tonight.’ That’s how the Braves are operating, but have they suddenly forgotten that the Phillies beat them last year? Of course not.” -Tim Kurkjian
The Phillies barely threatened the Braves in the division race in 2023. However, this collision course has been brewing all season. The renewed rivalry between the Phillies and the Braves just might become the highlight of the 2023 MLB Playoffs.
Phillies-Braves NLDS Schedule
Jen Scordo was born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Georgia but she has called the Northeast her home for over 20 years. A diehard 5 for 5 fan, she always knew that radio was where she wanted to be and talking sports in Philadelphia is a dream come true as Producer of The Best Show Ever? on 97.5 The Fanatic. She loves to talk and write about Philly sports including the Eagles, the Sixers, the Flyers, the Phillies and the Union.