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The Sport Jerks. Real-Life Childhood Buddies & Sports Enthusiast, Barry Donovan (Barry D.) and Tommy Tallarino (Tommy T.) travel the Countryside in their Winnebago, in search of Sporting Events, from the mainstream to the most obscure.
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- 1998-05-09
- Comedy, Reality-TV, Sport
- 22
- Hope Solo. Hope Solo is not one to keep her comments to herself. This world-class goalkeeper has been known to publicly criticize anyone she sees fit—including coaches and both former and current members of the Women's National Soccer Team.
- Bubba Watson. Baby Bubba is often seen berating his caddie or complaining about something happening on the golf course. He was even the “winner” of an ESPN poll for the most disliked player on the PGA tour.
- Lance Armstrong. Armstrong is quite possibly the sports world's most infamous cheater--he admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs throughout his career, including during the Tour de France.
- Barry Bonds. Does anyone actually like the former slugger from Pittsburgh and San Francisco? Not only does he have an unfriendly reputation with his teammates, he allegedly descended into using illegal performance-enhancing drugs when he apparently became jealous of others who were hitting more homers than he was.
Real-Life Childhood Buddies & Sports Enthusiast, Barry Donovan (Barry D.) and Tommy Tallarino (Tommy T.) travel the Countryside in their Winnebago, in search of Sporting Events, from the ...
"Charles Kuralt: "On the Road" meets "Wayne's World of Sports on Steroids". Real-Life Childhood Buddies & Sports Enthusiast, Barry Donovan (Barry D.) and Tommy Tallarino (Tommy T.), travel the countryside in their Winnebago visiting with NBA players and Celebrities.
- Matthew W. Davis
- 1998-05-09
- Comedy, Reality-TV, Sport
- 22
All about TV show: directors and actors, new episodes, reviews and ratings, trailers, stills, backstage. Real-Life Childhood Buddies & Sports Enthusia...
Jun 25, 2007 · sc49erfan15. Members. 7.7k. Mascot Turned Announcer. Location: North Carolina. Posted June 25, 2007. http://cbs.sportsline.com/columns/story/10236485. June 25, 2007. By Mike Freeman. CBS SportsLine.com National Columnist. Introducing the inaugural and soon-to-be annual Top 50 Sports Jerks of All Time.
