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ESPN employee Sage Steele is suing her network for a series of potential free-speech offenses that trace back to last year.

It looks like there’s at least one NFL team willing to take a gamble on Colin Kaepernick

It would appear that we can’t even joyfully anticipate the NFL Draft without making it a platform to celebrate the LGTBQIA+ agenda.

Who knew that NASCAR, of all organizations, maintains a gulag for political criminals? It’s true. The sport of good ol’ boy bootleggers is now run by humorless apparatchiks enforcing speech codes.

In 2008, Joe Kennedy was hired as an assistant coach for the Bremerton High School football team in Washington State. Seven years later, he was fired for praying after games.

Wimbledon has made some interesting decisions on who can participate in the upcoming tournament.

The National Football League instituted the process of drafting college players in 1936, but we’ve just learned from NBC Pro Football Talk’s liberal host Mike Florio that this is an “anti-American” activity. He made this sensationalistic claim in his book Playmakers: How the NFL Really Works, released last month.  

For every bill that's passed to protect women’s sports from being infiltrated by transgendered women, it seems like there is a sports team that will use its influence to promote the LGTBQIA+ agenda.

As if we Red Sox partisans needed any more proof that the New York Yankees boast one of the most classless fan bases in baseball, look no further than their 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians ... er, Guardians on Saturday.

To say this hasn’t been a banner year for the NFL is a classic understatement. Make no mistake: it’s operating under a dark cloud. Eleven players have been arrested, six for alleged acts of violence. The league keeps embarrassing itself with ridiculous hiring mandates. Additionally, the Deshaun Watson scandal continues to fester.

The Louisiana Senate passed SB 44 on Wednesday, legislation that will require K-12 students to compete on sports teams designated by biological gender.

Antonio Brown might just be the most consistently toxic person in the NFL (behind Colin Kaepernick). He quit in the middle of a game against the New York Jets this past season over a playing time dispute, and has a knack for shirking responsibility when it falls on his shoulders.

Former NBA superstar Jerry West and his Los Angeles Lakers friends are slam dunking on HBO for its “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” drama depiction of the Hall of Famer. They say HBO committed a flagrant foul by making it up in its portrayal of West as a drunken, out-of-control rage-aholic. 

Wimbledon's senseless decision to ban Russian athletes from the iconic tournament has drawn lots of backlash from the tennis community at large.