
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 | 520 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

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
This week, we finish up this 2 parter with Clifford, trying to stay in the NBA, but constantly fighting with coaches, leaving him seemingly always in the doghouse. As his NBA career fizzles, he begins to truly see trouble. He hets arrested for such t... more
This week, we talk about a basketball player, who seemed to have it all, with his future as bright as one could be. Problem was, laziness, a very entitled attitude, and a lack of scoring actual points led to him being in every coach's dog house. On t... more
This week, we talk about a long time MLB player, with a gift for saying quotable things, and a love of the high life. He started out in humble beginnings, while saying his mother was "more of a sister", and waiting for Christmas presents that would n... more
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When James and Jimmie go off “script” and riff about their own lives and interactions with life are what I listen for.
You don’t have to be a sports fan to appreciate this show. James and Jimmy are so hilarious! The research that goes into these stories is awesome and they are very respectful of any victim. Be sure to give them a chance!
Small town murder hooked me- listening to crime in sports is definitely a must listen.
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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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Crime in Sports launched 10 years ago and published 520 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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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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