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This week on In A Pickle, the Rewind is packed.

Antonio Brown’s hearing gets pushed back, but his attorney says AB plans to plead no contest to aggravated assault with a firearm as part of a deal that could mean three years of probation and no formal conviction—if the judge signs off. Dillon Brooks is officially charged with misdemeanor DUI stemming from his Arizona arrest, where police say he was doing 85 in a 45. Jed York gets hammered with a six-game suspension and $500,000 fine. And then there’s the bizarre Larry Nassar sex-offender-registry story: first reports said his name was removed during a massive Michigan purge—then authorities clarified that he apparently wasn’t on Michigan’s registry in the first place.

In News, LaMelo Ball’s girlfriend Ana Montana faces felony charges involving allegations that a prescription for alprazolam was obtained using stolen medical credentials. Former NBA star J.R. Smith is arrested in Texas on a family-violence assault charge. And apparently even the officials can get suspended—the NFL disciplines Jeff Seeman and Adrian Hill following separate confrontations with players.

Then we head to Baton Rouge for This Week’s Biggest Pickle: LSU.

LSU defensive end Damien Shanklin is under criminal investigation after a woman publicly accused him of rape. A university Title IX process previously found him responsible for sexual misconduct and initially imposed a one-year suspension, but that punishment was reduced to probation on appeal. Now campus police and prosecutors are examining the allegations as a potential criminal matter.

We unpack the complicated timeline, the reported Cash App payment, the administrative judge’s controversial reasoning, the accuser’s public criticism of LSU, Shanklin’s denial of wrongdoing, and the major questions surrounding how the university handled the case.

This one has layers—and a whole lot of questions that still need answers.

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This week on In A Pickle, the Rewind starts with Antonio Brown’s proposed plea deal. He was facing an attempted second-degree murder charge; his attorney says he plans to plead no contest to a reduced charge and receive probation if the deal is finalized at his September 30 hearing. Zion Williamson is back in the headlines, too, denying the allegations in a civil lawsuit and asking the court to dismiss it.

In News, Dodgers owner Mark Walter faces a proposed class-action lawsuit over what his insurance companies allegedly failed to disclose to annuity holders, while his business dealings remain under federal scrutiny.

And This Week’s Biggest Pickle goes to former Pitt quarterback Phil Jurkovec, who is accused of stealing an 18-foot box truck from a hospital valet garage. Police tracked the truck by GPS. Our biggest question: if you’re going to steal a truck, why pick one full of tables and chairs?

Steve Belichick is officially OUT in Carolina following an internal investigation—but plenty of questions remain. Wander Franco gets released by LIDOM, and we’re not buying that it was simply a roster move.

In News: Connor Hellebuyck skips camp while demanding a trade out of Winnipeg, Cobie Durant suffers the most painful “hamstring injury” imaginable, and Colts receiver Keenan Allen faces a possible suspension following an alleged OWI.

Plus, former Rams receiver Stedman Bailey earns This Week’s Biggest Pickle after an alcohol-fueled night at a Florida arcade allegedly became very adult, very public and very Florida.

This week, we rewind LeShon Johnson’s five-year federal prison sentence, the federal investigation surrounding Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers, and Everson Griffen’s latest arrest.

In the news: serious allegations surround Steve Belichick’s absence from UNC, the NFL investigates Eagles security chief “Big Dom,” and Reds pitching coach Derek Johnson takes indefinite personal leave.

Plus, White Sox scouting director Mike Shirley resigns amid allegations of racist and sexist comments—making him This Week’s Biggest Pickle.

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This week on In A Pickle: apparently everyone is making questionable decisions—and some of them come with an interlock device.

Mark Sanchez is looking to plead guilty, Tony Romo loses his driving privileges, and Tiger Woods gets a five-year driving suspension. Safe to say, nobody is driving this episode forward.

The NBA finally wraps up its Clippers investigation, handing out a $30 million fine, lost draft picks, a Steve Ballmer suspension, and a $700K Kawhi fine. Talk about getting clipped. 

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 News: Tytus Howard gets fined $12,537 for tripping someone—which is a lot of money for a guy who apparently couldn't find his footing. Meanwhile, Emmitt Smith is being sued over an allegedly misused $2.5 million loan. Looks like somebody ran the wrong financial route.

Biggest Pickle: Raekwon Davis.

It started with a missing Ford F-150 key and somehow ended with an alleged choking, a gun, a terrified locksmith, and a felony aggravated-assault charge.

All over car keys.

You could say Davis really… lost his keys AND his composure.

 
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This week on In A Pickle, we’ve got commissioner’s lists, courtroom drama, a major twist in the Jerry Sandusky case, and one of the wildest alleged sports scams we’ve seen.

We revisit Jonathan Cooper, who has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from his domestic violence arrests and has now been placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List. With a jury trial scheduled for November, his season remains in limbo.

Then in the News, Packers running back Josh Jacobs lands on the Commissioner’s Exempt List following his May arrest and subsequent misdemeanor charges. 
Then, a stunning development in the Jerry Sandusky case: “Victim 10,” who testified for the prosecution in 2012, now says in a sworn affidavit that Sandusky did not abuse him and alleges his original testimony was influenced by prosecutors.

 
This Week’s Biggest Pickle: Daejon Love

Who is Daejon Love? Apparently, not an NFL wide receiver. Love allegedly posed as a San Francisco 49ers player while he and an accomplice ran an investment scheme that prosecutors say defrauded 26 women out of roughly $1.3 million. Luxury cars, dating apps, a fake financial adviser, and an entire bogus NFL career—this one has everything.

And yes, we also need to address the only evidence necessary against Jed York: the Yankees shirt. LOCK HIM UP!

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This week on In A Pickle, we rewind to Anthony Edwards’ growing child-support bill, Terrion Arnold’s uncertain NFL future and the latest allegations surfacing in Tyreek Hill’s increasingly messy divorce.

In News, Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte mysteriously disappears during a road trip—only to reportedly surface at a Boston bar and later a casino. Then Ravens receiver Rashod Bateman faces disturbing allegations involving the mother of his child while the NFL investigates.

Finally, this week’s Biggest Pickle goes to 49ers owner Jed York following his arrest in Ohio, no-contest pleas, one-day jail sentence and an upcoming review under the NFL’s personal-conduct policy.

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This week on In A Pickle, Orlando Brown Jr. faces a lawsuit from his ex-girlfriend, who claims he refused to return her belongings following their breakup.
We also cover Phidarian Mathis’ three-game suspension related to an alcohol incident and Nazeeh Johnson’s six-game PED suspension stemming from fertility medication.
Then, Jayden Daniels earns Biggest Pickle after demanding LSU stop using his name, image and likeness because another player was given his former No. 5 jersey.
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In this episode, we break down the latest wild headlines across sports, legal drama, and bizarre investments.

​Rewind
​Brandon Clarke Updates: Officials release the cause of death for Brandon Clarke, confirming it as an accidental overdose from a combination of heroin and cocaine.
​James Harden Off the Hook: Harden avoids a criminal record and jail time after completing an alternative resolution program following his June misdemeanor gun charge.
​Kawhi’s Phantom Sponsorship: Inside Kawhi Leonard’s multi-million-dollar deal with scoreboard manufacturer Daktronics—a B2B company that didn't need a celebrity endorser and reportedly got zero work in return.

​Headline News
​The Motion Ventures Scam & Mysterious Death: Three NFL players try to recover millions lost in a Shopify e-commerce scheme run by Mohamed Coulibaly—who was recently found dead in a swimming pool. Plus, the eyebrow-raising connection to former Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim and a questionable GoFundMe.
​Trent Williams' Missing Porsche: The 49ers star is facing a $240,000 lawsuit after allegedly skipping 46 months of lease payments on a Porsche 911 that no one can seem to locate.

​Biggest Pickle of the Week
​The $10 Million Bat Flying Lawsuit: Yankee fan Stephanie Duluc is suing the team for $10 million after getting struck by Jose Ramirez’s broken bat, claiming a traumatic brain injury and severe light sensitivity—despite being active on public job promotions ever since

In this episode of In A Pickle, we kick things off with Patrick Mahomes Sr.'s latest legal request as he asks a Texas court to replace his court-ordered ankle monitor, claiming it's causing serious medical issues.

Then in the News, we cover the Minnesota Vikings suspending defensive backs coach Gerald Alexander after his DUI case, former NBA guard Isiah Rider landing behind bars yet again, and Houston Rockets forward Tari Eason seeking a domestic violence restraining order after alleging threats and harassment.

Finally, This Week's Biggest Pickle goes to Giants outfielder Harrison Bader. What started as a late-night scooter crash into the back of a fire truck has turned into a much bigger problem. With reports of drinking before the accident, a team investigation, suspended pay, and the possibility of his contract being voided over a prohibited high-risk activity, Bader may have crashed into far more than just a fire engine.