Tim Kurkjian Amazing Baseball Podcast Announced With His Son Jeff Kurkjian
Coming to you on Opening Day, a baseball podcast with my dad, Tim Kurkjian, and ME, his son Jeff. It’s called “Is This A Great Game, Or What?” and it’s…

Coming to you on Opening Day, a baseball podcast with my dad, Tim Kurkjian, and ME, his son Jeff. It's called "Is This A Great Game, Or What?" and it's a long time coming. Can't wait to tell you more about it!
Tim Kurkjian, Baseball Guru
For those who have followed baseball in their lifetime, they have more than likely had run-ins with my dad. Tim Kurkjian has covered the game of baseball for the better part of 45 years. For the last 25 years, he has worked for ESPN as a baseball analyst, contributor on SportsCenter and in-game color commentator.
But if you ask him, his greatest accomplishment would be his two kids. Most of you know me, I'm Jeff, co-host of The Andie Summers Show here on 92.5 XTU. I get the amazing opportunity to chat with you every morning, give away prizes, talk about my wife Emily and our baby girl, McKinley. My sister, seen below, is Kelly. She's an amazing mom of two and an incredibly talented graphic designer.

What Is This Podcast?
"Is This A Great Game, Or What?" is a weekly show starring Tim Kurkjian and Jeff Kurkjian talking baseball, life and chatting with a guest. Baseball fans will love it but also any fans of some laughs will have a good time too, I promise. Here's our trailer!
If you want to "follow" the show (it's completely free) you can do so at GreatGameOrWhat.com and click wherever you like to get your podcasts. It is VERY easy. Every Tuesday, new episode, new guest, more laughs!
I want to take a second here to thank Joe Bell, our Market Manager here at Beasley Media Group Philadelphia and Justin Chase, our VP of Content, for giving their blessing to pursue this amazing project with my dad, it's a great come true.
Tim and Jeff Kurkjian Working Together
This won't be the first time we have had a chance to work together. Back in 2021, I did the play-by-play and my dad did the color commentary for the Celebrity All Star Softball Game in Denver during All Star Weekend. That was a great time, but it was one off. As you might imagine, I have had the chance to join my dad a couple times on ESPN growing up but the event we are most proud of is our ALS fundraiser we did in Las Vegas back in 2022.
My dad's brother, my Uncle Matt, was diagnosed with this horrible disease in 2021, he passed away from it in the fall of 2023. We decided to get together and do a fundraiser to raise money and awareness.
Thank you in advance for your love and support!
Citizens Bank Park became the home of the Philadelphia Phillies 20 years ago, and the ballpark will debut new food and special merchandise options as part of a year-long milestone celebration.
Jim Thome and company christened the ballpark in 2004. Ryan Howard helped bring a World Series to Philadelphia in 2008, and Bryce Harper hopes to bring another. While the most passionate MLB fan base watches the Fightin’ Phils, they can also enjoy the best eats of any MLB ballpark.
Citizens Bank Park Food Options
Nothing can replace the good old American hot dog. Peanuts and crackers might be another tradition, but why limit youself given the incredible list of food options at Citizens Bank Park?
You’ve tried Bull’s BBQ and Chickie’s and Pete’s crab fries for two decades at the home of the Philadelphia Phillies. You’ve probably mixed the classics with newer options like the Schwarburger. Combine it all with brand new options like the bratwurst sandwich or the buffalo chicken hoagies from Greens and Grains.
If you’re feeling up to it, wash it down with one of those crazy beer bats while you’re at it. Do anything that helps you enjoy the crack of the bat and the summer atmosphere.
It’s all part of the Citizens Bank Park experience when the Phillies are back in the conversation as a World Series contender.
Dan Baker rolled out his best Harry Kalas impersonation to introduce former Phillies great Mickey Morandini. The Phillie Phanatic, of course, won’t miss a beat or a good food option at Citizens Bank Park this summer. The classic ballpark atmosphere will send chills down the spines of Phillies fans from Opening Day through Red October.
The summer serenity of the ballpark hits Philadelphia as much as the Jersey Shore or a celebration of America’s birthplace on the 4th of July. Citizens Bank Park is once again the place to be.
Bull's BBQ Rib Sandwich

Greg "The Bull" Luzinski helped the Phillies win their first World Series in 1980. Modern fans know him for Bull's BBQ located in Ashburn Alley. Expand on the Bull's classics with a rib sandwich this season. Be careful how much BBQ sauce you dump on one of these. Grab extra napkins.
Schwarburger 2.0

Kyle Schwarber hits dingers. He gets involved with Wawa. He has his own burger at Citizens Bank Park. It's only right that to keep the momentum going with the Schwarburger 2.0. Enjoy one while Kyle Schwarber leads off in the bottom of the 1st.
P.J. Whelihan's

You've enjoyed P.J. Whelihan's for their wings and an ice cold beer already. The new pickleback buffalo wings take things one step further. Grab some fries with it, and wash them down with a Copper Lager near the center field gate. P.J.'s will rotate wing flavors each month.
Bratwurst Sandwich

Nothing will replace the good old American hot dog. Expand your pallet though. The bratwurst sandwich takes things one step further. The best MLB ballpark doesn't settle for the norm.
Drink Selection

Don't limit yourself to just food. Head down to Citizens Bank Park for a night out. The weather will be warm. Baseball is entertainment, so enjoy yourself.
Greens and Grains

The Buffalo Ranch Chicken Hoagie was possibly the most salacious item when the Phillies unveiled the new options. Pick one up from Greens and Grains. You can find the stand in Ashburn Alley toward right field. You might become an early proponent of the new ballpark favorite.
Loaded Funnel Cake Fry Sundae

The funnel cake isn't limited to your local fair. Restaurants have started to pick up funnel cake fries, and the Phillies joined the party. Don't miss out on the creative dessert design. Grab one during the late innings to help everything go down smoothly.
Big Mozz Sticks

Mozzerella sticks are an excellent appetizer option. How about a different twist though? Big mozz sticks outdo the norm. Don't settle for less.
Angry Caesar Salad

The smell of the Angry Caesar Salad can freshen you up. If you're feeling full from that beer bat, change things up with this special option. You've got some dressing choices also. Enjoy it in the sun or in the shade.
Phillies Pretzel

The Philly soft pretzel is a classic that will never die. The Phillies P is an unmistakaable mark of local sports fandom. Two great things have become one. Pick up a pretzel at the concession stands at Citizens Bank Park.
Primo Hoagies

Primo Hoagies is a local favorite. It's no wonder they're down at the ballpark too. Citizens Bank Park keeps in touch with Philadelphia's route. There's nothing better than a good hoagie, whether it's hot or cold.
Wine

Some exclusive drink options will be available at concession stands throughout the park. Some will be part of the Citizens Bank Park 20th aniversary celebrations. Whether it's at a Phillies or something you can take home, enjoy them (responssibly). Let yourself have a great summer with the Fightin' Phils.
Start your day off right by listening to The Andie Summers Show weekday mornings from 5:30am to 10am. They’ll make you feel good.
Meet The Andie Summers Show
Andie Summers
Andie Summers has been waking up country music fans in Philadelphia and the surrounding counties on 92.5 XTU since 1999. While Andie loves her job, she is most proud of her role as wife to Leonard, mother to Tori and Leonard, and dog-mom to their poodle Bob Ross.
Jeff Kurkjian
Jeff Kurkjian grew up in Montgomery County, Maryland and now is proud to call Philadelphia, home. He and his wife, Emily, just welcomed their baby girl, McKinley to the world. In his spare time, he loves to binge watch the latest shows and work on his own podcast called “Do What You Love.”
Donnie Black
Donnie Black is the Producer of The Andie Summers Show. His love for radio started way back when he was 8 years old when he would record his own radio shows on his cassette player in his bedroom. When he is not at work, he is listening to 90s boy bands, watching the same movies over and over.
Shannon Boyle
Shannon is the Assistant Producer of The Andie Summers Show. She started her radio career with 92.5 XTU as an intern for The Andie Summers Show. Shannon is Philly born & raised, when she isn't rooting for the city, you can find her crafting and watching her favorite TV shows.