The network had television rights to Phillies, 76ers, Flyers, and local college basketball games. It produced in-depth programming on stories of high interest and relative importance: the razing of the Spectrum, the unraveling of Terrell Owens, the death of Harry Kalas. Eagles Postgame Live – with a panel analyzing, marveling at, and raging about the outcome of every game, with Gunn pulling aside players outside the locker room for brief but insightful interviews – became essential to the weekly experience of watching Philadelphia’s most popular team. And having local sportswriters debate and discuss matters for 60-90 minutes on Daily News Live every weekday at 5 p.m. helped the network achieve a balance of tone, sensibility, and credibility that is difficult to strike.