Opinion

Outsports’ story about Minnesota Vikings QB Kirk Cousins’ appearance with Focus On The Family triggered anti-LGBTQ hate messages.

The NFL will likely have a small percentage of voices expressing hate, but more NFL players aren’t letting these voices dictate the league’s relationship with LGBTQ fans

Want to find good news for women in baseball? Turn on any of these broadcasts. Plus: the Cubs are Swifties and a no-longer-secret thirst trap.

Votto came through in the clutch throughout his career — including when he expressed his pride in Dale Scott. Plus an unexpected time for a thirst trap.

Aaron Rodgers rejected his gay friend and college teammate when rumors surfaced. He wants to rewrite history.

Schmidt shocked the baseball world in 1989 with the humanity and emotions he showed during his retirement. Plus a legit happy Thirst Trap for White Sox fans!

As Dez Bryant says people like his gay mom weren't created by 'god,' we're left wondering, if god is almighty, who created them.

LGBTQ baseball fans expected better from one of our most vocal allies in baseball. Instead, Hendriks fell back on a well-trod defense for a homophobic teammate.

After a fake apology, Jarren Duran is the new poster boy for homophobes, as they lift his jersey sales and lash out against the gays.

Jarren Duran directed cruel anti-gay hate speech at a fan during a game. MLB gave him an absurdly small suspension for it.

Jarren Duran called a fan the worst anti-gay slur in his vocabulary. MLB should suspend him for 20 games, and the MLBPA should agree.

Briana Scurry is an out LGBTQ athlete part of the delegation sent by U.S. President Joe Biden to the 2024 Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony.

Spotlighting transgender fans outside of Pride Month is a reminder of why I still follow the Cubs even in a difficult year. Plus an MLB media figure confuses his Billy Beans and a NYC thirst trap.

Even though trades for Hays and Adam might improve their teams, the players' homophobic pasts also make them harder to root for. Plus: an injured pitcher steps up for drag queens & two thirst traps!

Transphobia and misogyny create a toxic mix that is poisoning a fun Olympic Games with allegations flying around.

Ilona Maher has been an Olympic hero in Paris, yet she and other female athletes struggle with attacks calling them men.

During NBC's broadcast of the USA v. Serbia basketball game, analyst Dwyane Wade started sharing players' pronouns.

Daley's family inspired him to come back to diving and they're what made his silver medal-winning performance at the Paris Olympics so meaningful.

Harrison Butker is at it again, this time attacking drag queens for recreating a 600-year-old painting by Leonardo da Vinci.

Putting the Olympic athletes on boats in the Seine turned out to be a bad idea that robbed Olympians of a special moment.