Sports

As if we Red Sox partisans needed any more proof that the New York Yankees boast one of the most classless fan bases in baseball, look no further than their 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians ... er, Guardians on Saturday.

To say this hasn’t been a banner year for the NFL is a classic understatement. Make no mistake: it’s operating under a dark cloud. Eleven players have been arrested, six for alleged acts of violence. The league keeps embarrassing itself with ridiculous hiring mandates. Additionally, the Deshaun Watson scandal continues to fester.

The Louisiana Senate passed SB 44 on Wednesday, legislation that will require K-12 students to compete on sports teams designated by biological gender.

Antonio Brown might just be the most consistently toxic person in the NFL (behind Colin Kaepernick). He quit in the middle of a game against the New York Jets this past season over a playing time dispute, and has a knack for shirking responsibility when it falls on his shoulders.

Former NBA superstar Jerry West and his Los Angeles Lakers friends are slam dunking on HBO for its “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” drama depiction of the Hall of Famer. They say HBO committed a flagrant foul by making it up in its portrayal of West as a drunken, out-of-control rage-aholic. 

Wimbledon's senseless decision to ban Russian athletes from the iconic tournament has drawn lots of backlash from the tennis community at large.

Yet another decorated and prominent athletic figure is calling for an end to the presence of transgendered athletes in women's swimming.

Apparently, the sports world still has a thing for banning Russian athletes from competitions.

The risk of death from COVID among young adult athletes is so rare that it is considered inconsequential. On the other hand, the number of young adult athletes suffering and dying from COVID vaccinations and booster shots is mounting.

Colin Kaepernick changes his mind on the NFL more than Anthony Fauci changes his mind on how to effectively fight COVID.

Tanner Houck is a starting pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, and Mel Kiper Jr. analyzes the NFL Draft for ESPN. What do they have in common?

The lefty freakout over Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter for roughly $43 billion has been laugh-out-loud entertaining, but Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady put the icing on the comedy cake on April 14.

Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy was vehemently criticized by unhinged leftists for supporting a pro-fatherhood bill signed by Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis. Dungy, who currently resides in Tampa, said that he thinks that HB 7065 will have a lasting, positive impact on fatherhood in the Sunshine State.

The future of women's sports is starting to look brighter.