Thursday on The Phoenix Sports Retorters podcast we announced the Phoenix's Most Hated tournament. Now it's your turn to nominate your choices for the field of 32. We're looking for Phoenix fans' most hated players, teams, coaches and things in sports. You let us know who you want in the tournament and we'll unveil the bracket on Tuesday's edition of PSR and here on Fanster.com.
The tournament [...]
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It's the episode number four, or as we like to call it, the Brett Favre edition of The Phoenix Sports Retorters because we could decide whether or not to actually do the show until the very last minute.
Your host Greg Esposito flies solo, once again, begging the question, "Will you change the damn name to the Sports Retorter already?". It's [...]
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Going into Sunday's early morning affair between the Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs, I wasn't quite sure how to feel, partially because I was watching NBA basketball at 11 a.m. and partially because of the match up. Like a "Biggest Loser" contestant who finds himself at a Vegas buffet, I was torn between primal instinct, hating all things SA, and conventional wisdom, things between the [...]
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Incase you aren't able to tell, the following is a satirical conversation about the possibility of Amare Stoudemire being traded to the San Antonio Spurs. I played the part of Steve Kerr and friend of the site but enemy of Planet Orange, Michael De Leon of ProjectSpurs.com, played Spurs GM RC Buford.
Everybody is on social media these days and apparently so are [...]
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It's lunchtime and we're here to navigate you through some of the things you've missed in Phoenix sports since you've been chained to your desk.
Amare Stoudemire to the Spurs?
I just feel dirty even typing that.
"Nevertheless, the possibility of an athletic, offensive force like Stoudemire has become too irresistible to easily dismiss. The Spurs (25-18) have lost five of their past six games, and have fallen [...]
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Have you seen ASU's non-conference basketball schedule?
If not, don't feel bad, I hadn't had a great chance to familiarize myself with the Sun Devil's early season opponents either until this morning. I knew they started off with two "tuneup" games against Western Illinois and Texas State, both blowout victories, but it wasn't until I heard a local radio show break it down that I realized just [...]
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Last night the New York Yankees won their first World Series since 2000. The victory came eight years to the day after the Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Bronx Bombers ending their World Series dominance.
Unlike many, I won't say I hate the Yankees. Nor will I condemn them for exploiting the broken economic system that is baseball. The Yankees make the most money and [...]
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Last week I used this little slice of the internet to admit I had a bit of a "problem". Needless to say I've fallen off the wagon again.
I'm addicted to pessimism. I haven't always been this way but years of conditioning by things and situations around me, specifically sports related, have left me, how do you say? Jaded (if you're into non SAT words, I'm [...]
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an- ti - he - ro
[an-tee-heer-oh, an-tahy-]
–noun, plural -roes.
a protagonist who lacks the attributes that make a heroic figure, as nobility of mind and spirit, a life or attitude marked by action or purpose, and the like.
Sports needs its antiheroes like A-Rod, Robert Horry and Barry Bonds, to name a few...Like Superman needs Lex Luther. Like James Bond needs Quantum (or SPECTOR depending on which Bond [...]
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Why do I continue to laugh at these things? This is like Shaq N Nash gone wrong...Thanksgiving style. Enjoy:
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