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If the Toronto Furies women's hockey team was totally honest with the public it would list Jessica Platt as a defenseMAN on its roster. Platt, a sexually confused man who occupies a position on this Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL) team, informed the world last night on Instagram that "she" was actually born a male. Predictably the league, its players' association and U.S. and Canadian media…

ESPN on-air talents sure have a lot of respect for the network's policies on politics and social media -- not! Recent hire Katie Nolan just hit President Trump with an F-bomb, and ESPN let her off without any punishment for her transgression. The Sporting News and USA Today Sports excused her disrespectful behavior away as just "having fun."

On Christmas Day, perhaps to minimize its exposure, the Associated Press published its top ten sports stories of the year. Readers will not be at all surprised that "NFL players kneeling during the national anthem" as a result of President Donald Trump's "feud with the NFL" was "the runaway winner ... in balloting by AP members and editors." Predictably, the AP didn't mention the lower attendance…

Cleats honoring Colin Kaepernick and referring to police officers as "pigs" are A-OK with the National Football League, but Christmas-themed shoes are worthy of a significant fine. Just ask the New Orleans Saints' Alvin Kamara, who was fined $6,076 for spreading Christmas cheer on the football field last week.  

Editor's Note: This is the third of a three-part series on the most outrageous sports quotes of 2017.   Spoiled by eight years of the Obama Administration, liberal sports media, coaches and athletes lashed out frequently and angrily at the new commander in chief in 2017. They loved it when basketball star LeBron James (see photo) called the president "u bum" in a tweet and when other…

Editor's Note: This is the second of a three-part series on the most outrageous sports quotes of 2017. This may be news to some, but the National Football League exists, in part, to influence legislative change. Lobbying Congress is now an important part of the league's mission, right up there with the administration of a professional football league. That's what we observed during the 2017 NFL…

As America transitioned from the Obama Administration to the Trump Administration nearly a year ago, conservatives found -- much to our surprise -- that we are racists! We are as stunned now as we were in 2009 when, after Obama's inauguration, a Newsweek headline declared, "We're all socialists now." Throughout 2017, liberal sports media figures informed us time and time again that we're all…

The scandal-plagued sports network ESPN is suffering another blow -- the resignation of its left-wing president. John Skipper, described in the Washington Post as a “gangly, Southern hippie,” announced his decision to resign as president of ESPN and co-chairman of Disney Media Networks on Monday, December 18. He cited a “substance addiction” as the main reason for his resignation.

Liberal journalists are so willing to use anyone to bash Republicans that it doesn't matter a wit to them if their source has an arrest record and a disturbing past. Charles Barkley, a former NBA player and current TNT basketball commentator, bashed GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore and the conservatives in his home state of Alabama, but media lapped up his disdain for the Right without questioning…

Sports Illustrated magazine fawned over Colin Kaepernick after the magazine awarded him its 2017 Muhammad Ali Legacy Award. Eleven pages of the December 11 print magazine were devoted to worship of the out-of-work quarterback. SI writer Michael Rosenberg was positively reverent in his article “Truth Teller," which avoided the word "flag," the very thing Kaepernick was protesting, while hailing…

Sports Illustrated magazine didn't just give Colin Kaepernick the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award last night. This left-leaning publication immersed itself in Black Lives Matter activism by giving the ex-football player and fellow BLM activist Beyoncé a green light to push their social justice narrative.

This is getting ridiculous. Colin Kaepernick just won another award for his anti-social behavior, this time the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award from Sports Illustrated. He recently won the GQ citizen of the year award despite a less-than-exemplary record of citizenship.

NFL outcast and radical activist Colin Kaepernick isn't likely to step onto a pro football playing field this season, if ever again. His name and likeness will, however, make it onto the Nissan Stadium turf this Sunday when Tennessee hosts Houston in an AFC game. Titans' wide receiver Rishard Matthews plans to wear cleats bearing the name Colin, a drawing of a kneeling Kaepernick and the words "…

Colin Kaepernick is finally a "wanted man" -- though not by the NFL. Hollyweird is calling for the man who provided the "blackest sports moment of 2017." A TMZ report claims he "has been out of a job for nearly a year, but his resume still looks appealing ... to Hollywood!" Simultaneously The Undefeated blog also cites Kaepernick for that blackest of moments.