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Eagles Triumph Despite Hurts' Knee Injury
Issue #141

In this Pottstown Local Scoop Issue…
🌤️ Pottstown PA Weather
📆 Lots Of Events This Coming Week!
😂 Jim Breuer Set to Perform Live at SoulJoel's Inside SunnyBrook
⚾️ ROX Baseball Tryouts Next Saturday
🏈 Eagles Triumph Despite Hurts' Knee Injury
🏀 Harden Out, Embiid Plays in 76ers Home Opener Amid NBA's Resting Policy Scrutiny
🏛️ Support Pottstown Local Businesses

Upcoming Local Events

Jim Breuer Set to Perform Live at SoulJoel's Inside SunnyBrook
Comedy enthusiasts, mark your calendars! SoulJoel’s Presents an evening of laughter and entertainment with the renowned comedian Jim Breuer. The live performance is scheduled for Wednesday, November 1st, at the iconic SoulJoel's inside SunnyBrook.
***Another Show Has Been Added for
Thursday Evening November 2nd at 7 PM***
Don't miss out on this chance to enjoy an evening filled with humor and fun. Secure your tickets now by visiting SoulJoel's website.
Get ready for a night of laughter and entertainment with Jim Breuer at SoulJoel's!
October 30th
Storytime: October @ Boone Area Library - 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Pottstown Meetup: Partnerships, and Creative Financing of Deals - 6:30 PM
October 31st
Line Dancing at Sunnybrook Ballroom - 6:30 PM
Open Mic at SoulJoel's - 7:00 PM
November 1st
A Night with Spirit - 7:00 PM EDT
November 2nd
Visit Toastmaster's of Collegeville! - 7:00 PM
Trivia Thursday's at Gatsby's Pub - 7:00 PM
November 3rd
Helping Hands BINGO - 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Americana Indian Show - 11AM - 7 PM
John Caparulo headlines TWO SHOWS on Friday at Soul Joel's - 1st Show at 7:00 PM and Second Show at 9:30 PM
Philadelphia Funk Authority at Rivet! - 8 - 11:30 PM
November 4th
Designer Bag Bingo - 1:00 PM EDT
Americana Indian Show - 10 AM - 5 PM
Great American Guitar Show - 10 AM - 5 PM
Gemarama @ Philly Expo Center - 10 AM - 6 PM
Wine Pull 2023 - Wine Tasting, Art Auction, and Basket Raffle - 6:00 - 9:00 PM
SATURDAY NIGHT STANDUP - 8 - 10 PM
November 5th
Great American Guitar Show - 10 AM - 4 PM
Gemarama @ Philly Expo Center - 10 AM - 5 PM
Sunday Boot Camp with Kelly - 12:00 PM EST
Swing Dance Party w/ Ultra Kings inside The SunnyBrook Ballroom - 3:00 PM
Gourd Decoration with Kathy Bohn @ Manatawny Still Works - 3-6 PM
Got an upcoming event you want us to share?



ROX Baseball Tryouts

Reminder for any PGP players looking for more baseball. Rox Travel baseball tryouts are November 4th at All Sports Center in Collegeville at 5:30pm. Register for tryouts today!
ROX Baseball Tryouts
WHAT: Travel baseball for local boys in the Greater Pottsgrove area (LOWER/UPPER/WEST Pottsgrove, Sanatoga, Stowe, Pottstown, New Hanover, Douglass (MONTO/BERKS), Gilbertsville
WHEN: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 - 5:30 PM
Where: All Sports Center Collegeville
Who: Boys Ages 7-12


Eagles Triumph Despite
Hurts' Knee Injury
Despite a visible knee injury, Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 38-31 victory over the Washington Commanders. Hurts, showing resilience, threw for 319 yards and four touchdowns, with A.J. Brown receiving two of them. This win improved the Eagles' record to 7-1, bolstering their Super Bowl aspirations.
Hurts, downplaying his knee issue, focused on the team's journey, while Coach Nick Sirianni praised his toughness and leadership. Hurts' reluctance to run was evident as he only rushed for 7 yards, his lowest since December 2021. Despite a fumble and limited ground game, Hurts excelled in passing, with Brown making history with 125-plus yards in six consecutive games.
The Eagles' defense stepped up in the second half, with key interceptions and sacks. Washington, now 3-5, faced setbacks with Coach Ron Rivera missing a challenge opportunity and receiver Terry McLaurin dropping crucial passes.
Injuries were a concern for both teams, with the Eagles' Jalen Carter, Grant Calcaterra, and Bradley Roby, and the Commanders' Curtis Samuel and Ricky Stromberg, all sustaining injuries. The Eagles are set to face the Dallas Cowboys next.
Harden Out, Embiid Plays in 76ers’
Home Opener Amid NBA's
Resting Policy Scrutiny

James Harden missed the Philadelphia 76ers' home opener against Portland, continuing his absence from all three games following his offseason trade demand. Officially, the Sixers cite the need for Harden to improve his conditioning. Despite not traveling with the team initially, Harden has been practicing and was present for the film session and walkthrough, albeit in casual attire on the bench.
Coach Nick Nurse reported positive signs regarding Harden's conditioning and anticipates his return to practice soon, with the 76ers' next game scheduled for Thursday.
Joel Embiid, on the other hand, chose to play despite the possibility of rest, contributing significantly in the previous games. His decision to play in the home opener came amidst the NBA's strengthened rules against resting healthy players, particularly stars, without approval. The league is investigating Harden's absence, especially from the nationally televised season opener, under this policy. Nurse acknowledged that these rules slightly complicate decisions regarding player rest.
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