The Barstool Book of Sports
Stats, Stories, and Other Stuff for Drunken Debate
By (author) Andrew Daniels Illustrated by Joseph Applegate
Publication date:
01 November 2017Length of book:
280 pagesPublisher
Lyons PressISBN-13: 9781493028474
Sports debates are the foundation of every fan’s night out. But it’s not enough merely to have these inebriated arguments—you must win them, too. Enter The Barstool Book Of Sports: a disorderly debate bible that’s jam-packed with hilarious lists, irreverent sidebars, and edgy illustrations that will help you transform your sports knowledge and sound smarter and more confident than everyone else in drunken trivia duels—even when you can’t see straight.
Forget boring “Player X vs. Player Y” fights. This book tackles the hard-hitting stuff: Who are the best fat athletes of all time? Where’s the saddest fan base in America? What are the dumbest athlete injuries ever? Which nonsensical sports conspiracy is just plausible enough to actually be true? Which NFL player should star alongside CGI animals in the football version of Space Jam?
Consider it the ultimate toast to every intoxicated argument you’ve ever had.
Forget boring “Player X vs. Player Y” fights. This book tackles the hard-hitting stuff: Who are the best fat athletes of all time? Where’s the saddest fan base in America? What are the dumbest athlete injuries ever? Which nonsensical sports conspiracy is just plausible enough to actually be true? Which NFL player should star alongside CGI animals in the football version of Space Jam?
Consider it the ultimate toast to every intoxicated argument you’ve ever had.
Barstool Book of Sports is stimulating in a lot of ways. It’s educational, even for someone who knows a lot about sports. It’s amusing because it’s presented in a lively, breezy style. And it’s provocative because the author offers strong viewpoints backed by research.