Phoenix’s Inferno: The nine rings of Phoenix sports hell

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It’s not a far stretch to compare the city of Phoenix to hell with temperatures that top 110 degrees in the month of July. While the temperatures soar, Phoenix sports plunges into the depths. Possible franchise relocation, teams’ rosters in turmoil, injuries, fan indifference and general incompetence have all made the fall from grace a little quicker. The true hell in Phoenix right now isn’t the high [...]

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Phoenix sports summer blockbuster movies

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With forth of July weekend right around the corner we here in left field thought it was a good time to take a look at what's playing this summer in Phoenix sports. Land of the Loss: This film was expected to be a big hit but has fallen extremely short with audiences. It follows the Arizona Diamondbacks' adventures since Manny [...]

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Phoenix teams need to ask WWJCD?

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The Phoenix sports scene seems to be in complete turmoil. The Coyotes are on the brink of extinction. The Suns are facing the biggest turning point possibly in franchise history. The Diamondbacks seem to have failed in their attempt to run a low budget production and the Cardinals find themselves in the midst of contract disputes despite the fact that they made their first trip to [...]

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Daily Debate: Which Phoenix sports team would you remake?

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With the great success that JJ Abrams has seen at the box office with his remake of Star Trek it got us at Fanster thinking. If you could have JJ Abrams remake any Phoenix sports team over the last forty years, who would it be and why? Greg Esposito: It would have to be the 1999 Arizona Diamondbacks. That team was probably the most talented Diamondbacks team [...]

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FastCast: D-Backs and Suns having issues

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It’s Phoenix’s version of PTI, although we aren’t sure who is Kornheiser and who is Wilbon. Two hosts debate the hot topics in Phoenix at around two minutes a piece. Watch and comment on who had the stronger performance as Matt Blake and Greg Esposito go head to head in the May 26th edition of the FastCast. Today’s Topics: Who are the real Arizona Diamondbacks? The Suns can't sell their [...]

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The Morning After: Oh No, we suck again!

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Here is your recap of the night that was in Phoenix sports. It's time for The Morning After for Tuesday, May 26th, 2009. One Step Forward, Two Steps D-Back: Just when you thought the door was opening for the Diamondbacks to make a run they found a way to slam that door shut in their own face. The Snakes blew a 7-1 lead in the eighth and [...]

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[Video] Legendary Suns’ broadcaster McCoy heads to the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame

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Any fan of the Phoenix Suns is very familiar with the terms "Shazam", "Hoop-de-do for two", and "Zing Go the Strings!" That's because these are just a few of the trademarks of legendary Suns' broadcaster Al McCoy, who tonight was inducted into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. In an exclusive interview with Fanster.com, McCoy talks about receiving the honor, his favorite Suns over the years, how Phoenix has grown [...]

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Fanster Fastcast: The Suns circle the drain, and is Pitino going to Tucson?

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It's back! After a hiatus, the guys are back with a Fanster Fastcast. Instead of podcasts twice a week, Greg Esposito, Matt Blake and Vince Marotta will be posting a Fastcast 5 days a week to discuss the day's topics in a more timely fashion. Topics on the table today... the Phoenix Suns heartbreaker in Utah on Saturday night and their woeful performance in Sacramento on Sunday. a [...]

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Phoenix in danger of being postseason wasteland

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Suns fans are still coming to grips with the fact that the 2009 NBA Playoffs, which begin in just about a month, will most likely occur without their favorite team. In fact, ESPN's basketball stats guru John Hollinger has placed the Suns' chances at making the playoffs at 33.1 percent, or roughly the same chance that a Goran Dragic jump shot has of going through the [...]

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SUNS stands for… See U Next Season?

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With 19 games left in the NBA regular season, the Phoenix Suns currently sit one spot out of the Western Conference playoffs, trailing the #8 seed Dallas Mavericks by four games. With a win tonight against those same Mavs, the Suns would still be three games out with 18 to go. Even if the Suns were to go 14-4 in those 18 games, the Mavs would only need to finish [...]

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