It’s been a tough year for Philadelphia sports teams, with the Eagles, Phillies and 76ers all suffering disappointing postseason exits, two of them coming against rival New York teams.

The Knicks eliminated the 76ers in the first round of the NBA playoffs, albeit as favorites, and the Mets added to the misery by upsetting the NL East champion Phillies.

While the 76ers lost a hard-fought series to a higher-ranked team, the Fightin’ Phils proved to be anything but.

They went out with a relative whimper after an anemic run and a horrible bullpen.

“When I’m looking for something to hold on to, I can say something: ‘You know what, they played great and lost to a better team, but next year will be better, and we know it, they’re coming. I don’t have that feeling,” said Michael Barkann of NBC Sports Philadelphia.

Analyst Ricky Bottalico agreed, predicting an awkward offseason for the franchise.

“I have a feeling there will be a lot of changes. I have a feeling a lot of fans will be upset about some of these changes, but I think they will be the right changes. They go up and down the ladder and go down the rungs,” Bottalico said. “That’s not a good sign when you look at the World Series, the NLCS, now just the NLDS. This is a team that was good enough to win a World Series the last three years, and you know what you came up with? Nothing. You came up empty and I don’t think there is a single fan in this region who is happy with the way this season ended, and no one should be. This is a team that must go beyond the NLDS.”