Sports

At least two NFL teams are taking strides to make you know they support gay pride.

The Women’s World Cup will be taking place in Australia and New Zealand this summer…forgive yourself if you didn’t know that.

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass is in his organization's doghouse.

If you were to travel to ESPN’s main campus in Bristol, Connecticut during the month of June, you will witness a disturbing sight. Beginning today, the Worldwide Leader in Wokeness will be hoisting a transgender pride flag to show support for the “ever-oppressed” LGBT community.

The focus of this past weekend for many people across the country was setting aside a few days to remember soldiers who lost their lives in armed conflict. But for USA Today columnist Nancy Armour, the more important matter at hand was criticizing people who don’t want transgenders in women’s sports.

Many professional athletes find their respective sports to be the most important element of their lives, giving far less thought to other aspects. As Tom Brady once observed, his obsession over football led to a lot of unhealthy “imbalances” in his personal life.

Earlier this month, organizers of a disc golf tournament in California won an appeal to uphold a ban that prevented a biological male from competing in the women’s division.

The NBA hands out a variety of awards to players for different categories: Most Valuable Player (MVP), Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY), etc. But one trophy that the league now hands out, which shouldn’t be a surprise given how woke the league has become, is the “Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice Champion."

As Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis prepares to launch his presidential campaign, NBC is pulling out all the stops to derail his bid before it gets going. On Monday, Henry Gomez wrote an article under the headline Ron DeSantis is learning that not every state wants to be Florida. Not only did Gomez not mention any anti-Florida states, he apparently can’t tell the difference between DeSantis’s…

Brittney Griner’s first WNBA game after being brought back home from Russia was on Friday night - not that many of you cared.

Adeline Johnson, a female high school student competing in the North Coast Section Meet of Champions in Dublin, CA, finished the 1600m event with a time of 4:58.63. That was good enough for fourth in the women’s division.

Daniel Penny’s actions on a subway in New York City is one of the hottest topics in the news cycle. Media outlets left and right are calling Penny everything from a “hero” to having killed Jordan Neely who was a man “who had nothing to live for.”

By now you’ve probably heard about Memphis Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant and his gun-brandishing antics. He’s made an apology (albeit a very half-hearted one) and steps are being taken by the NBA to hold him accountable.

Every human being makes mistakes, that’s a given. What’s not guaranteed is that people will own up to their mistakes in a mature way.