
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 | 526 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

This week, we talk about an old timey pro wrestler, who helped pioneer a lot of things that are still used in wrestling, today. He was a heel, who was way ahead of his time, causing riots among the fans, and even being stabbed, or jailed, multiple ti... more
This week, we finish up our crazy tale, after Tommy has been sentenced to death. Hi murder accomplices also get their sentences, and we hear about the horrible life that created those murderers. Tommy tries to get his death penalty thrown out, based ... more
This week, we continue our story with Tommy, about to go on trial for a murder, with the death penalty on the table. He is convicted, but avoids execution. Once in prison, Tommy starts right up with getting trouble. He fights anyone he can, and even ... more
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
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Two comedians explore athletes' high-profile missteps through deeply researched true-crime storytelling, blended with sharp humor and vivid, character-driven portraits. Episodes trace athletes' rise, reckoning moments, and aftermathsâcovering boxing, basketball, football, and beyondâwhile weaving cultural commentary on fame, sport, violence, and the media. The show stands out for its thorough research, candid banter, and willingness to tackle gritty, sometimes controversial subjects with wit, making it engaging for fans of sports history, crime narratives, and pop culture. These recent episodes hint at a broader pattern: a penchant for multi-part deep-dives, a mix of dark humor and empathy for victims, and a focus on how sports personas int... 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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