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David Mixner was a fierce advocate for gay rights, as well as a big sports fan.

Football Australia “deeply saddened” to learn of death of Laybutt, who came out as gay after playing for his country and generously made a life-saving kidney donation.

Napolitano was a well-liked, well-regarded member of the sports and radio teams at Fox News.

Howard Bragman helped people come out, live their truth, and was a dear friend and confidant for many.

Kathy Whitworth won more single-tour professional golf tournaments than any other man or woman in history.

Brazilian diver Ian Matos, who came out in 2014, died of a lung infection.

Patterson did it all in pro wrestling, proving that LGBTQ identities belong in every sector of the industry.

Pat Patterson has passed away, leaving a legacy that had a profound impact on me and so many others.

Madsen won a Paralympic bronze medal and competed in various sports in the Paralympic Games.

Price helped O’Callaghan get some much-needed psychological help with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Nationals honor Reed with moment of silence

Kari, who had ALS, used his life to educate others.

Marc Naimark worked tirelessly to improve the world for LGBT athletes through the Gay Games.

For anyone who has tossed a Frisbee on the beach, or admired someone who did, the inventor of the plastic disc died this week at the age of 90. Fred Morrison’s creation was to me one of the great sports inventions of the last 100 years. I have played Ultimate for almost 20 years, and […]