needs help. the eagles can start wheeling and dealing on thursday. last year the number one goal was to get carson wentz. this year the number one goal is to get carson wentz some help. at least one eagles fan trusts the process. there's wentz hanging with sixers start joel embiid at the sports card show in king of prussia. he's working out and working on mechanics. just like eagles fans, he's dieing to find out what the team will do to build around him. >> excited. just with other guys on the team and talking about how we're excited for otas to start building this thing and head in the right direction. >> talk about you drafting a wide receiver with or free agency. >> see what happens. it's an exciting time of the year with free agency. always trade rumors. there's the draft and the combine still going on. it's an exciting time. i remember just a year ago i was

in that situation. >> more from carson wentz coming up on action news sports sunday. just about 15 minutes. and mike joins me to talk eagles and much more. brain dawkins and jim schwartz at the nfl combine. checking out reddick. the grad runs the fastest 40 time. projected as a second rounder. and villanova from ambler. the second best long jump behind reddick. when you think of the phillies, a power hitting home run-packed lineup doesn't exactly come to mind. but believe it or not, only one team in baseball has more home runs than the phillys. i know, it's only spring training. speaking of homers, mike schmidt throwing out the first pitch. and third inning, justin upton

three run homer. buc holtz allows three in four. and prospect, hoskins, the bomb over frenchys. way out of here. two-run shot. win 58-2. the bats look good. so does the ball girl. how about the defense right there? speaking of great catches. in sarasota against the orioles. roman quinn running it down. nice grab. nobody will catch this. cameron rupp homers in the sixth. but they lose 3-2. the 25th ranked temple team facing south florida in the conference tournament semifinals. south for the owls. temple knocked out 63-58. 24-7 record, they wait to see who and where they will play in the ncaa. temple men, they win today. the union kick off the season tonight.

they're looking to get off on the right foot. remember last year they were in first place in may before having a massive collapse and nearly missing the playoffs. union opened the season on the road in vancouver. scoreless second half. pick it up, 66th minute. how about the corner kick? union defender, rosen berry, guarding the boast. keeps the shot from going in. and the union and white caps are still scoreless right now. we are in stoppage time. see if they can pick up a win on the road. four on the road all of last season. >> thank you. >> okay. >> a tennis tournament in south america going to the dogs. for the second year a protennis tournament in brazil using shelter dogs to remove tennis balls from the court. six dogs looking to be adopted already showed off this weekend. last year four shelter dogs found their forever homes after their debut as ball boys at the brazil open. still to come, a sunday of

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a teenager from south jersey is making a big difference helping people in need. the yacht company is in the middle of its first ever coat drive. and the effort is already a big

success thanks in part to 13-year-old nick rizzo. he started collecting coats as part of his national junior high honor society project and it only grew from there. >> i started going on social media and announcing it. and i asked my friends moms and my mom's friends and everybody. and then they donated. >> all right. nick brought in 90 coats for the coat drive and now say he is plans to make this coat collection project annual event. hundreds of people had a spin class today for a great cause. they took part in a so-called spin-in at children's hospital of philadelphia to help fund research into pediatric heart disease. trish hartman has more. >> all together. >> reporter: positive words, uplifting music and a cause worth breaking a sweat over. >> the instructors are great, high energy, the music's great. it's awesome. >> reporter: the very first philly spin-in brought 500 cyclists together to raise money for the cardiac center at the

children's hospital of philadelphia. spin instructors from studios throughout the city brought the best play lists and parents like adrian daley brought stories of hope. her 7 month old son has had two heart surgeries and at least one more. >> heart warming to see everybody. people supporting the cardiac center. especially the people taking care of him here. they're dedicated. >> reporter: and this all day style, fundraising teams of at least four people participate. each member spinning for 45 minutes at a time. hundreds of thousands of dollars raised will help with innovative research. >> we're coming up with ways where we can potentially do interventions even before babies are born so that we can potentially reverse their heart disease. >> for participants like mike baker, this is fun but emotional. his daughter, evelyn, had heart surgery at 3 days old. she's a happy, healthy

2-year-old. >> all the emotionals and feelings come back. it's been an emotional morning. challenging but awesome at the same time. >> reporter: many people know a child affected by a heart condition, many came for a great workout. everyone we spoke to said because of the positive, vibrant atmosphere they really hope to do it again next year. university city, trish hartman. channel 6 action news

a youngster from iowa has a new lease on life thanks to a very special pair of glasses. he grew up completely color blind. then his dad bought him a $300 pair of glasses that alter the light spectrum as the light passes throughout glasses. the creators of the glasses say there was a 50-50 shot the glasses would help. but in his case the glasses worked. >> you could hear him start to choke up almost instantly realizing what that what he was seeing was real. >> it was so great. popped out so well. >> it's like your life goes into

high-definition. >> how about that? the glasses are referred to as optical assistive devices and not as a cure for color blindness. he says the best part is seeing his favorite cartoons and the sunrise in color. finally tonight it was all about local food and beverages at the kimmel center in center city. the brewer's play festival on all three floors. 90 tables with special pairings, small bites and local beers from across the region. this event was organized by fair food, a local organization that connects local farmers and businesses with consumers in the delaware valley. action news sports sunday is next right here on channel 6. action news continues at 430 tomorrow morning. david murphy, now for melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the team. i'm watter perez. have a great night and a great week ahead.

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tonight on sports sunday we catch with carson. >> really excited for otas to start building this thing and heading in the right direction. >> eagle's quarterback carson wents excited for the season and free agency. plus break down the broken down sixers and life without joel embiid. and the phillies are in full swing as spring training rolls own down in clearwater. sports sunday starts now. >> this is action news sports sunday. sponsored by audi. >> welcome. we kick off sports sunday talking eagles. look who is back in the house. mike. >> here i am. >> how you feeling? >> better. >> you know who else is feeling