Watch Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel Season 11 Episode 3
A report on the rising number of “Tommy John” surgeries on young pitchers; a visit with NBA player Doug Christie and his wife, Jackie; and a profile of boxer Kassim Ouma, who was forced to serve as a soldier in Uganda at age 7. Correspondents include Armen Keteyian and Bernard Goldberg.
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Series: Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel
Episode Title: Episode 96
Air Date: 2005-03-14
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