Sports

Cue the world's smallest violin.

The Bill of Rights and religious freedom prevail over government hostility, censorship and suppression. 

The NFL has blackmailed Arizona over powder keg issues before, but it won’t happen again, says the Republican candidate for governor. 

Yankees’ fans were in a foul mood Sunday night after their team got swept four-straight by Houston in the American League Championship Series. Their only consolation was pouring hate on Texas Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, who was in attendance at Yankee Stadium. 

Earlier this year, climate change nuts delayed the Tour de France and professional tennis with their protests. Now you can add college football to the list as wackos took the field during Saturday’s Yale-Pennsylvania game and delayed it for an hour.

The league has a serious problem with how it treats female hires. 

The National Women’s Soccer League doesn’t have Christian player Jaelene Daniels to kick around anymore. The North Carolina Courage this week declined to bring her back for the 2023 season, and the LGBTQIA mob is gloating over the potential end of the Christian athlete’s U.S. pro soccer career. Daniels has been a punching bag for refusing to celebrate team and league pride events. 

New details have emerged in Alvin Kamara’s alleged beating of a man in a Las Vegas hotel last winter, and they’re pretty gruesome. 

We may never know the full extent of Deshaun Watson’s sick perversions. Yet another woman has filed a lawsuit against the Cleveland Browns quarterback serving an 11-game suspension for sexploits against 30 female victims.

When you’re a Democrat running for public office and you’ve got the left-stream media in your back pocket, you can lie with impunity. =

Who got the worst of Tuesday’s American League playoff game? The Cleveland Guardians, who lost to the New York Yankees in Game 1, or television viewers who were “verbally waterboarded” by television broadcaster Bob Costas?

This week marks the one-year anniversary of leftist San Antonio Spurs’ coach Gregg Popovich absolutely losing his mind over Christopher Columbus. 

After announcing in July 2021 that it would change its nickname to “Guardians” this year, Cleveland has gone through a whole regular season, is now in the second round of the playoffs and ESPN still can’t get their name right. On Friday, ESPN showed a graphic stating that the “Indians” would be playing the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday.

Stand by for kneeling soccer players in the English Premier League (EPL) fixtures over the next two weekends.