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The BIG SHOW CASSETTE: Inside ESPN's Sportscenter

7 reviews
Keith Olbermann, Dan Patrick

Audioworks, 1997

The best thing since sliced bread
Keith Olberman and Dan Patrick truly speak from the heart and give their inside approach to what they think of the sports industry. I've already recomended it to some of my friends and they love it also so BUY THIS NOW!

Truth and Consequences: Special Comments on the Bush Administration's War on American Values

52 reviews

Random House Audio, 2007

A truly revealing and excellent book
Certainly, those persons who spend their days as apologists for the Bush Administration, with their heads firmly buried in the sand, will list out all the reasons why this book is owned by the democratic party, and they'll shriek out the usual evangelistic defenses of Dumbya. But truly, Olbermann is a thorough, well-researched and articulate journalist, and his book touches on so many of the key ...

The Big Show

14 reviews
Keith Olbermann, Dan Patrick

Atria, 1998

More important than The Bible
Well, maybe that's stretching it a bit, but I just stumbled across this tome by Messers. Patrick and Olbermann, and I have to say it is a great read for any sports and ESPN buff. Plus, the naked pics of Dan are to die for (just kidding). This book came out some seven years ago, when Olbermann was still allowed on the grounds at Bristol, but it resonates today because a lot of it holds true. ...

The Worst Person In the World: And 202 Strong Contenders

141 reviews
Keith Olbermann

Wiley, 2007

A favorite segment on Keith's Countdown on MSNBC
Take humor, sarcasm, news, refinement, intelligence on one side (that's Keith) and mix with human error, egoism, sheer stupidity, crass acts, outright evil, corruption on the other side. What you have is Keith Olberman's jugular approach to people in the news for the wrong reasons, or Keith puts them in the news for the right reasons--to skewer their audacious acts. He selects three per newscast ...

More than Merkle: A History of the Best and Most Exciting Baseball Season in Human History

7 reviews
David W. Anderson

Bison Books, 2003

A story that needed to be told
The authors have brought to life the excitement of this great season, when three teams went to the wire in both leagues. There are fine synopses of all 16 teams in the league, backgrounds on play at the time, and bios of the umpires, whom the authors contend had much to do with league outcomes- and not just in the Merkle game. A marvelous reliving of this great summer, told with accuracy. The ...