
Two comedians take an unmerciful and hilarious look at athletes who have lost big games.. with the law! Crime in Sports does the research, and finds the funny in the world of sports true crime. New episode every week!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 482 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

This week, we follow Billy's exploits, as his teams perform wonderfully, on the field, but it's still not enough to keep him from getting repeatedly fired. Why? Because he fights with team owners, opposing players/managers/fans & umpires. He even bea... more
This week, Billy starts out on another new team, but that doesn't last long. He bounces around the league, while fighting, and even getting sued by another player, who ended up with a broken orbital bone. As he tries to live down his fighter reputati... more
This week, we catch up with Billy, as he is forced back into the Army, missing an entire season of Yankee baseball. He is also labeled as a "troublemaker", and a "bad influence" on teammates like Mickey Mantle, just because they go out drinking, ever... more
This week, we start out with Billy, being a big part of the NY Yankees, and making lifelong friends with Micky Mantle. After a few World Series wins, and a quick marriage, Billy settles into the serious business of partying, and NY night life. This i... more
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These dude never fail to crack me up. Great podcast!!!!
You will love this show even if you’re not a sports fan. The guys have just finished a great series of a failed pro athlete serial killer.
Also kinda dark so watch out for some episodes
These guys are wonderful. Hilarious and humble.
Let’s go Bluejays!!
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Sporting legends and infamous figures collide in a comedic examination of athletes who have faced legal troubles. The content spans a variety of personal narratives, from serious criminal charges to humorous anecdotes, set against the backdrop of sports culture. Each episode reflects on both the accomplishments and missteps of these individuals, persuasively capturing the darker side of fame while infusing elements of humor throughout. The unique blend of in-depth research and entertaining commentary invites listeners from various backgrounds, regardless of their interest level in sports, to engage with fascinating true crime stories.
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Recent guests on Crime in Sports include:
1. Joanie Laurer
2. Everson Griffen
3. Costas Christofi
4. Luther A. Wright Jr.
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