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30Jun/0912:34 PM
[Audio] STBNL for June 30 - Where did this list come from?
By fanster.com
The big redhead, Mark Weber, joins Fanster’s Vince Marotta for Tuesday’s “Show To Be Named Later” and the guys talk about everything from Bill Walton to Zavada’s stache to steroids in baseball to the continuing Amare saga.
STBNL for June 30, 2009 - Vince Marotta and Mark Weber
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Segment 1- (0:00) - The guys start with the Arizona Diamondbacks, who begin a 3-game series in Cincinnati tonight, and wonder if there’s any good reason to even watch this team for the remainder of the season? Well, there is. One of them is on the mound tonight, and the other is a left-handed rookie with a handlebar mustache who has yet to give up an earned run to this point of the season.
Segment 2 - (21:57) - We don’t know how this list was generated, but somebody’s posted a list of the 103 players who tested positive for steroids in 2003. The list appeared on the blog The Big Lead.com, and there’s a ton of big names on it. And hey, we’re only speculating on a published list, so everyone’s fair game, right? If nothing else, it’ll be good to see the ‘commish sweat a little bit and concern himself with how these names were leaked as opposed to the actual names that appear on the list.
Segment 3 - (42:35) - Free agency in the NBA is nearly upon us…will Grant Hill be in a Suns’ uniform in 2009-10? More interestingly, Amare Stoudemire is tweeting again that he wants to go to the Lakers. OK, we’ll take Kobe straight up. Is Amare headed to Golden State, or is he just trying to push the Suns into unloading him somewhere? It’s pretty obvious that through his actions, STAT doesn’t want to be in Phoenix anymore.
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June 30th, 2009 12:34 PM PST
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