Real Sports is TV's most-honored sports journalism series, with 32 Sports Emmy Awards, including 18 for Outstanding Sports Journalism. Now in its 24th season, the monthly magazine TV show produces unchartered investigative pieces and in-depth profiles from across the sports spectrum.
October 23 at 10 pm
David Scott investigates the tragic death of a teen football player shot and killed by a police officer. Plus, Soledad O'Brien examines the chess renaissance in St. Louis, and Bryant Gumbel catches up with former NFL star and magician Jon Dorenbos.
October 23 at 10 pm
David Scott investigates the tragic death of a teen football player shot and killed by a police officer. Plus, Soledad O'Brien examines the chess renaissance in St. Louis, and Bryant Gumbel catches up with former NFL star and magician Jon Dorenbos.
Previously on Real Sports
Dale Earnhardt Jr. discusses his efforts to carry his famed father?s NASCAR legacy and how concussion difficulties led him to the broadcast booth. Also, Jon Frankel examines the role of college strength and conditioning coaches and David Scott profiles a seven-year-old, one-armed golfing phenom.
David Scott travels to Mt. Everest to find out why Sherpas are risking their lives to find dead bodies, Jon Frankel examines changing views on women cheerleaders, and Mary Carillo profiles the oldest tennis player to ever compete in Wimbledon.
Real Sports speaks to Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay about his early success. Plus, Jon Frankel meets the best freedivers on earth, Andrea Kremer profiles Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman (and medical school graduate) Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, and an update on minor league pay.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. discusses his efforts to carry his famed father?s NASCAR legacy and how concussion difficulties led him to the broadcast booth. Also, Jon Frankel examines the role of college strength and conditioning coaches and David Scott profiles a seven-year-old, one-armed golfing phenom.
David Scott travels to Mt. Everest to find out why Sherpas are risking their lives to find dead bodies, Jon Frankel examines changing views on women cheerleaders, and Mary Carillo profiles the oldest tennis player to ever compete in Wimbledon.
Real Sports speaks to Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay about his early success. Plus, Jon Frankel meets the best freedivers on earth, Andrea Kremer profiles Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman (and medical school graduate) Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, and an update on minor league pay.
?Television?s best sports journalism.?
? NEW YORK TIMES
In the News
Less than one year before sports gambling was legalized across the United States, Real Sports looked at the issue through the expansion of professional sports to Las Vegas.
The February 2018 episode of Real Sports includes original footage from the award-winning feature documentary Desert Riders. Visit the film?s website below to learn more.
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel has won its 32nd Sports Emmy Award, it's fourth consecutive victory in the Sports News Anthology category.
Less than one year before sports gambling was legalized across the United States, Real Sports looked at the issue through the expansion of professional sports to Las Vegas.
The February 2018 episode of Real Sports includes original footage from the award-winning feature documentary Desert Riders. Visit the film?s website below to learn more.
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel has won its 32nd Sports Emmy Award, it's fourth consecutive victory in the Sports News Anthology category.
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Nearly a decade ago Donald Trump used his brand of bravado and promises to woo an entire country. Ten years later, Trump is widely vilified in Scotland and his former loyalists have a warning for America.
The legendary comedian wonders what happened to African Americans in the national pastime.
Leaping off mountains wearing only a wingsuit may be thrilling, but it's also incredibly dangerous.
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