Month: May 2016

Alejandro Graterol and his Skyline High School baseball team won the Washington State title. Along the way he won the Sportsmanship Award for the state semifinal game, 18 months after coming out publicly on Outsports.

Patrick Faerber had decided he couldn't advance in baseball umpiring because he's gay. When Dale Scott came out publicly, that changed. Now he's on the Minor League Reserve list.

Despite allegedly attacking a gay couple, Steward Butler won't get tried for a hate crime if this judge has anything to do with it.

Major League Baseball concluded the incident with the Padres and Gay Chorus was free of homophobia, and the Padres are hiring back the DJ who made the mistake. Now the Chorus needs to return to Petco as the last chapter.

Stephanie White has been vocal about LGBT rights as she's been coaching in the WNBA and women's basketball for years.

While people across the LGBT community claimed homophobia was the root of the National Anthem mishap that befell the San Diego Gay Men's Chorus, that just wasn't true. Does it hurt? Plus some Outsports Reunion details.

"As a gay athlete, I feel the responsibility to discuss it," Víctor Gutiérrez says.

Team has best conference finish since 2006. Plus, a roundup of LGBT athletes and coaches as the school season finishes up.

Brent Darah finds total acceptance at Bowling Green University.

Chandler Frumin built secret on top of secret before falling in love and deciding she had to come out. Her journey has inspired other teammates to do the same.

Atlanta gets one weeks after Georgia governor vetoed a bill out of fear of hurting business.

San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York visited Equality North Carolina during NFL meetings in Charlotte, said HB2 is "bad for our employees, bad for our fans, and bad for business."

Omaha, Neb., has hosted the College World Series every year since 1950. Would the NCAA really pull the event from Nebraska if the state passes a pro-discrimination bill?

Ricardo Vazquez never officially came out to his team, but he didn't have to. 'I've never felt more at home.'

In the minutes during and after the bungled National Anthem on Saturday, the San Diego Padres say they were busy trying to figure out exactly how to handle it.

The San Diego Padres' in-game production crew royally screwed up the National Anthem of the San Diego Gay Men's Chorus. But it was not the result of some homophobic conspiracy.

DJ Artform told the Scott and BR Show that he "ruined a great moment for a lot of people" and there were no "discriminatory actions."

'You sing like a girl,' fans yell at chorus members after team screws up royally.

Robbie Rogers gives a colorful answer when Chelsea Handler asks him about possibly playing in the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Chris Mosier describes his feelings about competing in the state after HB2 passed.