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Hosted by James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 523 episodes
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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!
James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman hosts Crime in Sports, a comedy show with 523 episodes published.
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 f
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 differ
This week, we talk about a pro skateboarder, who didn't haqve 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
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 hab
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 eventual
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 troubl
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
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 C
This week, we finish up this tale of cult madness, with Yahweh Ben Yahweh having his day in court, and not quite understanding that he wasn't in charge there. They blame everything on Robert, and say that this "religion"
This week, we continue this murderous story, with Robert being a witness at the trial of 15 murders. He's quite the character on the stand, wearing his hair in a unique way, and brazenl;y showing no remorse for his murde
This week, we continue this tale, with Yahweh being arrested, and held for a major federal trial. The cult & its leader are accused of at least 14 murders, a massive amount of financial misdoings, and are even being accu
This week, we continue this craziness, with Robert finally getting his day in court, on 4 murder charges. But the cult decides that he's trying to extort them, for a new lawyer, so he is excommunicated. This leaves Rober
This week, we continue this wild story, with the cult growing in power. They start to retaliate against anyone who isn't an enthusiastic member. This includes fire bombs in residential areas, accusations of child abuse,
This week, we continue this wild story, with the cult growing in power. They start to retaliate against anyone who isn't an enthusiastic member. This includes fire bombs in residential areas, accusations of child abuse,
This week, we start the epic story of a man, who made it all the way to the NFl, but barely played, due to his off the field craziness. He ran from 32 arrest warrants in Canada, while playing for the CFL, and was also wa
This week, we start the epic story of a man, who made it all the way to the NFl, but barely played, due to his off the field craziness. He ran from 32 arrest warrants in Canada, while playing for the CFL, and was also wa
This week, we finish up this crazy tale of a basketball player, that seemed to be working against his own interests. He is signed with a new team, but is deemed "too fat to play", and suspended. His attitude continues to
This week, we finish up this crazy tale of a basketball player, that seemed to be working against his own interests. He is signed with a new team, but is deemed "too fat to play", and suspended. His attitude continues to
This week, we continue the story of a baskeball player, who had the world in his hands, only for him to throw up an airball. In this part, he starts a public war with his coaches, because he doesn't feel like he's being
This week, we continue the story of a baskeball player, who had the world in his hands, only for him to throw up an airball. In this part, he starts a public war with his coaches, because he doesn't feel like he's being
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Crime in Sports is hosted by James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman. The show is categorised under comedy (true crime) and has published 523 episodes.
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