
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 | 523 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

This week, we look at a boxer, who may have had the worst childhood in Crime In Sports history. He suffered unmatched abuse by his father, who had also abused his teen mother. He was sent to live with all kinds of different people, while always havin... more
This week, we talk about a pro skateboarder, who didn't have the same start as many skaters. He came from a rough background, with no father, and a drug addicted mother. But he thought skate shoes were pretty cool, so a career was born. He makes some... more
This week, we tell you all about an NFL player, who didn't last very long in the league. Instead, he buried himself in mountains of cocaine. But with no money coming in, he turned to crime to pay for his ever growing habit. He also had some terrible ... more
This week, we talk about an Australian swimmer, who nearly won Olympic gold. Despite never getting back to the games, he was a huge celebrity, even marrying a famous tv personality, and being a power couple. But eventually, his mental issues, and lac... more
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A witty true-crime sports show where two comedians relentlessly dissect high-profile athlete scandals and off-field misconduct. Episodes weave deep-dive timelines with sharp banter, blending historical context, pop culture callbacks, and moral commentary to reveal how fame, controversy, and controversy-friendly media shape public perception. Listeners can expect thorough research, rapid-fire riffs, and a willingness to explore dark topics with humor. The format often covers career highs and lows, legal troubles, and post-career fallout, with a knack for turning sensational cases into long-running storytelling. Overall, the show stands out for its candid, irreverent take on sports crime, a steady host duo, and a loyal community that apprecia... more
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Recent guests on Crime in Sports include:
1. Terry Kennedy
2. Matt Barnes
3. Joanie Laurer
4. Everson Griffen
5. Costas Christofi
6. Luther A. Wright Jr.
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