San Francisco Giants: 10 Other Teams Who Need Reality Shows

The 2010 San Francisco Giants were further proof that America needs a professional sports team with it's own reality show.

Imagine even better behind-the-scenes access than HBO's 24/7 series.

Who wouldn't watch Brain Wilson show us what he means when "he wants to rage?"

Or see what kind of activities Tim Lincecum completes on his off-days?

One could only imagine how Pablo Sandoval approaches the team spread after each game.

Here are 10 other teams in professional sports that need to have their own reality T.V. show.

10. Cleveland Cavs

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 11: Samardo Samuels #24 of the Cleveland Cavaliers tries to get a sho over Andrew Bynum #17 of the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center on January 11, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. The Lakers won 112-57. NOTE TO USER: User

Everybody loves train-wreck T.V. right?
 
Just how depressing is the Cavs locker-room after a 55-point loss?

How uninspiring and lethargic must every practice be by this point?
 
Watching the expression of the team after learning of Anderson Varejao’s season-ending surgery makes a certain guy in Miami smile even bigger.
 
Or my favorite: a segment where Antawn Jamison lists his current top five playoff teams he would like to get traded to.

9. Dallas Cowboys

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ARLINGTON, TX - OCTOBER 31: Injured quarterback Tony Romo of the Dallas Cowboys looks on against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Cowboys Stadium on October 31, 2010 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Tony Romo will more than likely have his own reality show at some point, but until then he can be the star of the Cowboys' show.
 
Gasp in shock as Romo dumps yet another insanely hot chick…for another insanely hot chick.
 
Laugh as Jerry Jones scares the crap out of all of his coaching staff on a daily basis as he tries to micromanage the way a coach holds his clipboard.
 
Shake your head as Michael Jenkins blows another one-on-one coverage in practice.

Oh, and don't forget about those Cowboy cheerleaders.

8. New Jersey Nets

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NEW ORLEANS, LA - DECEMBER 22: Head coach Avery Johnson of the New Jersey Nets calls a play during the game against the New Orleans Hornets at the New Orleans Arena on December 22, 2010 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Hornets defeated the Nets 105-91.

After coming off one of the worst seasons in NBA history—the Nets still suck.
 
The team is in very close to New York City. And they will be moving even closer in the next two years (allegedly) to Brooklyn. Follow along as the multiple delays on the arena pile up and the target move-in date is not reached.

Head coach Avery Johnson and his funny-sounding voice could provide some entertainment.

Laugh as the Nets beg Carmelo Anthony to sign with them and be the face of “Brooklyn” as ‘Melo just shakes his head no.
 
There are a lot of things I would do to be able to hear a conversation between Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov and millionaire rapper Jay-Z.
 
Plus there would be shots of Beyonce.

7. Oregon Ducks Football

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GLENDALE, AZ - JANUARY 10: Head coach Chip Kelly of the Oregon Ducks looks on before taking on the Auburn Tigers in the Tostitos BCS National Championship Game at University of Phoenix Stadium on January 10, 2011 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Ronald M

Chip Kelly is one of the best interviews in town and here are a few examples.
 
Having a show where Kelly can showcase the driest of dry humor would win America over.

Follow along as the head coach makes odd coaching decisions on a weekly basis!
 
Gaze in confusion as Kelly calls a timeout to stop the clock with over five minutes remaining in a game.
 
Yell at the screen as Kelly decides to go for two in the first quarter.

6. Philadelphia Phillies

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PHILADELPHIA - DECEMBER 15: Pitcher Cliff Lee #33 of the Philadelphia Phillies adjusts his hat after being introduced to the media during a press conference as Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. (L) looks on at Citizens Bank Park on Dec

The mere star power of this team is good enough for me.
 
Watching Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt, Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels interact would be fascinating.
 
Can four of the best pitchers of this generation co-exist peacefully?
 
Will they all try to one-up each other?
 
Who takes on the biggest leadership role among them?
 
Don't forget about the offense that has two players who made cameos in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia in Ryan Howard and Chase Utley.

5. Kentucky Wildcats

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LEXINGTON, KY - JANUARY 03: John Calipari the Head Coach of the Kentucky Wildcats gives instructions to his team during the game against the Penn Quakers at Rupp Arena on January 3, 2011 in Lexington, Kentucky. Kentucky won 86-62. (Photo by Andy Lyons/

It’s the prototypical “Hollywood” college basketball program, with the perfect lead in head coach John Calipari.

The show will follow around five-star freshmen as they get ready for the season and get treated like rock stars in Lexington.
 
Then watch the look of indifference on their faces as they flame out in the tournament as dollar signs of the NBA dance in their heads.
 
The cameras are turned on as Calipari teaches "MATH101: Addition and Subtraction" to his players.

4. Los Angeles Lakers

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 11: Ron Artest #15 of the Los Angeles Lakers inbounds the ball against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Staples Center on January 11, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. The Lakers won 112-57. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges

Ron Artest should already of had three reality shows, so he has some catching up to do.

Reality star veterans Matt Barnes and Lamar Odom know how to keep you interested, even if they have to do it through their respective wives.
 
Then there’s the whole Hollywood thing and massive amounts of celebrities at games.

Phil Jackson is always good for a sound bite and watch Kobe awkwardly joke with the cameramen as they awkwardly laugh back.

3. Cincinnati Bengals

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CINCINNATI - NOVEMBER 21: Chad Ochocinco #85 and Terrell Owens #81 of the Cincinnati Bengals watch from the sideline during the final minutes of the Bengals 49-31 loss to the Buffalo Bills at Paul Brown Stadium on November 21, 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The team already features two reality T.V. stars and it would be funny to watch Carson Palmer deal with the two diva receivers behind the scenes.
 
What kind of boxers does Chad Ochocinco wear? What’s T.O’s favorite type of Gatorade? What is Palmer’s brand of headache medicine?
 
Don’t forget about Dhani Jones as he “Tackles the Locker-Room”
 
Adam Jones would have his own weekly feature. Every week he gives you a tip on a different way to get arrested.

2. Minnesota Vikings

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DETROIT, MI - JANUARY 02: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings looks on from the bench while playing the Detroit Lions at Ford Field on January 2, 2011 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

Must-see T.V: Favre wobbling around the Vikings locker-room clamoring to go back in a game after suffering his third concussion of the half
 
It’s too bad Brad Childress got fired. Imagine an angry Brett Favre demanding Childress let him eat roast beef. Childress doesn’t waver on his call of eating turkey.
 
Tune in as the Vikings waste another year of Adrian Peterson’s prime.

Go hunting with a long-bow out in the middle of Montana with Jared Allen.

You can even watch the slow-motion video of the Metrodome break another 100 times as whispers of a move to L.A. get louder.

There are way to many interesting people and events involving this team to miss it.

1. Miami Heat

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 12: LeBron James #6 and Dwyane Wade #3 of the Miami Heat wait for a free throw during a 111-105 Los Angeles Clippers win at the Staples Center on January 12, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknow

The Big Three make the Heat an obvious choice for No. 1.
 
The “hey, look at me” made-for-TV signing announcement was like it’s own reality show; so LeBron, James tries to repair his public images by making jokes and pranks on his teammates with the cameras rolling.
 
Look on in disgust as Dwyane Wade watches LeBron take another last-second shot while Wade stands in the corner.

Then there is Chris Bosh, the unofficial team cheerleader of the team. View Bosh as he happily waits for LeBron and D-Wade to finish eating their food before he is allowed to start.

Add Mr. Showtime Pat Riley, the oddly hilarious Mike Miller and his pet monkey and a head coach that looks like he just graduated from college and he have the makings of the ultimate reality show.