It's Not Crazy It's Sports

Welcome to Subterranean Stadium, the basement of John DiCarlo's home in Charlotte, NY, where he and his buddies and relatives have gathered for years to play electronic football.

North Carolina basketball fans are well aware of the Jordan 23 jersey that hangs from the rafters of the Dean Dome. But there was a time--February of 1998, to be exact--when it disappeared.

If the name of Mark Roberts doesn't ring a bell, his body might. He is the British man who has been interrupting events for more than 22 years, in more than 22 countries, by running naked through the proceedings: the Olympics, rugby and soccer matches, a dog show and most famously, Super Bowl XXXVIII.

Mascots aren't allowed to talk but Morris gets one of them to take us inside the head of one of baseball's most iconic figures, namely Mr. Met.

What would possess someone to pay $8,000 for Ty Cobb's dentures? Or $5,300 for the toilet that the Toronto Maple Leafs sat on? Or $820 for the Buttfumble Jersey? Morris finds out in this film about collectors of unusual sports objects.

"You can tell a lot about a horse by looking at the eye." So says Steve Coburn, who talks to Morris about California Chrome, the horse who nearly became the first Triple Crown winner in 36 years during the 2014 campaign.