Opinion

San Jose State women's volleyball team lost its first match of the season as protests over Blaire Fleming intensify.

After struggling this season, Anderson Comás faces uncertainty. Plus the Padres and Fernando Tatis challenge Philly's thirst-trap supremacy.

New Mexico State football, and offensive coordinator Tyler Wright, can stay silent about his old tweets, or they can make amends.

Despite ratings and attendance records, old tropes surrounding race and orientation still linger, and maybe grew, in 2024.

Dikembe Mutombo is being remembered by people like Jason Collins as a great competitor, humanitarian, comedian and friend.

Kevin Pillar and Brad Ausmus' remembrances of Billy Bean provided insight into how he tried to establish connections with players.

The NCAA and Mountain West Conference should be speaking out about the volleyball forfeit by Boise State and trans inclusion.

As baseball fans mourn the Oakland A's ditching their true home, we should also remember they played a major role in Glenn Burke's career.

Saudi Arabia's 2034 FIFA World Cup bid chief put forward a familiar 'them and us' scenario in his first broadcast interview.

Despite his mask of rage he showed while playingr, Randy Johnson's photos reveal him as a more nuanced person. Plus, our thirst trap shows off his jewelry.

Kirk Cousins is the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. He supports the anti-gay organization Focus on the Family.

Tony Dungy apologizes for woman-beaters, dog-killers, sexists and homophobes as long as they follow his belief in Christianity.

Michael Kay and John Flaherty have an on-air fight right out of 'Real Housewives'. Plus: a thirst trap who redefines jacked.

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.