
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 | 494 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

This week, we finish off this story with Wayne, starting his NFL career, but it doesn't work out quite like he wanted. He's shuffled around the league, even picking up a Super Bowl ring, but always seems to do something to get him on the wrong side o... more
This week, we we start a two parter on a man who came from absolutely nothing, watching his mother cry, because she couldn't provide. This gives him the motivation to work hard enough to be drafted in the NFL, by the Green Bay Packers, but also the m... more
This week, we talk about a journeyman NBA player, who managed to stay in the league for over a decade, but never made the impact he wanted. While bouncing around the league, he got in beefs with several players, coaches, another player's mother, and ... more
This week, we find out about an Australian olympian, in a sport that we've never covered, canoeing! He had all the promise in the world, but he also had a need to seemingly try to build a giant drug empire. He is busted many times, including one atte... more
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I never knew about Wayne Simmons, very interesting character profile. And, I like it when you list the draft picks, it brings up memories and lots of new information. Thanks!
Another great year. Thank you
Jesus Christ, outstanding volume on the ads.
Do not listen to if your roommate does not appreciate jump scares.
Jesus Christ, those ads are loud.
Jesus Christ.
Thanks for another great year of laughing out loud at in opportune moments. James and Jimmie can make any story unbelievably funny. Even if you think you won't think sports are funny try it I promise you you're wrong.
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A captivating blend of comedy and true crime, this podcast offers a humorous take on the lives of athletes who have encountered significant legal troubles. By examining the absurdities and misadventures that athletes experience off the field, discussions delve into both the serious consequences and the comedic elements of their predicaments. Topics range from shocking criminal behaviors to the complexities of personal relationships, underscoring a unique narrative that both entertains and informs listeners.
Listeners discover that humor can thrive even in dark subjects, with each episode presenting a mix of outrageous anecdotes, cultural references, and moments of reflection. The engaging banter between hosts brings a lighthearted perspect... more
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Recent guests on Crime in Sports include:
1. Matt Barnes
2. Joanie Laurer
3. Everson Griffen
4. Costas Christofi
5. Luther A. Wright Jr.
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