The Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame

Season 3

The series examines controversial figures and events in the history of sports that featured figure(s) involved in the event later being labeled as a scapegoat. The show serves virtually the same purpose as a defense attorney in a criminal court trial: in each episode, it defends the accused by presenting evidence to separate fact from fiction, and then explaining why the accused cannot be held accountable from experts and witnesses.
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22 Episodes
  • Michael Jordan
    E1
    Episode 1Michael JordanMichael Jordan quit the NBA at the top of his game in October 1993 to become a minor league baseball player. Why?
  • Charles Barkley
    E2
    Episode 2Charles Barkley
  • Walter O'Malley
    E3
    Episode 3Walter O'MalleyWalter O'Malley did the unthinkable, moving the Dodgers to Los Angeles from Brooklyn in 1957, a borough in which he remains persona non grata today.
  • Greg Norman
    E4
    Episode 4Greg Norman
  • Len Bias' Death
    E5
    Episode 5Len Bias' Death
  • Dennis Rodman
    E6
    Episode 6Dennis Rodman
  • Marvin Hagler
    E7
    Episode 7Marvin Hagler
  • Anna Kournikova
    E8
    Episode 8Anna Kournikova
  • The NCAA
    E9
    Episode 9The NCAA
  • George Foreman
    E10
    Episode 10George Foreman
  • Barry Bonds
    E11
    Episode 11Barry Bonds
  • Steroids
    E12
    Episode 12Steroids
  • Minnesota Vikings
    E13
    Episode 13Minnesota Vikings
  • Peyton Manning
    E14
    Episode 14Peyton Manning
  • Pete Carroll
    E15
    Episode 15Pete Carroll
  • Jerry Jones
    E16
    Episode 16Jerry Jones
  • Hardcore NASCAR Fans
    E17
    Episode 17Hardcore NASCAR Fans
  • Grady Little
    E18
    Episode 18Grady Little
  • 2004 New York Yankees
    E19
    Episode 192004 New York Yankees
  • Bobby Cox
    E20
    Episode 20Bobby Cox
  • Bode Miller
    E21
    Episode 21Bode Miller
  • Matt Leinart
    E22
    Episode 22Matt Leinart
 
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