Sports

Lights! Camera! Action! This isn’t a Hollywood movie set, but a publicity stunt on a high school football field in Scottsdale, Ariz. NFL quarterback wannabe Colin Kaepernick backpedals, throws a pass to Seattle Seahawks’ receiver Ty Lockett, who is standing flat-footed still, 10 yards downfield. At the same time, a man with a video camera moves alongside Kaepernick capturing video images of…

Oh, the wonders of graphic design. NBC airbrushed a photo of Penn University swimmer Will “Lia” Thomas to portray him more like a cover girl than a manly man. Thomas won a national women's swimming championship last week, denying women of their rightful places as champions and All-Americans.

America’s college women’s swimming season is over, but the controversy over transgender fraud Will “Lia” Thomas isn’t disappearing any time soon.

ESPN’s weekend broadcasts of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament were marred by triggered announcers’ inaccurate portrayal of the Florida bill aimed at protecting students from sexual indoctrination. This is the bill that lying lefties are calling the “don’t say gay bill.” 

The world’s No. 1-ranked men’s tennis player, Russian Daniil Medvedev, may be facing an unenviable dilemma if he is going to be allowed to play at Wimbledon this summer. British officials are discussing the possibility of requiring him to denounce Russian President Vladimir Putin in order to be eligible for this year’s tennis tournament. 

Former ESPN TV and radio personality Bomani Jones continues to fail upwards as his move from ESPN to HBO indicates. Nobody watches Jones, nobody listens to the radical leftist, and his terrible ratings bear that out. No matter what network he’s on or what time slot he’s in, Jones is a bona fide audience killer. 

We have arrived at March media Madness, when left-stream media bigotry is all the rage and universities are judged by how friendly they are to LGBT causes. 

Adidas trails only one rival in the sports apparel market, but the German corporation’s big splash for trans athletes matches Nike in “wokeness.” In a new series of advertisements, Adidas hypes Brazilian women’s volleyball titan Tiffany Abreu, a male transgender, as unstoppable.

The boys of summer are back. But what about the girls of summer? The Major League Baseball lockout had barely ended Thursday when New York City Mayor Eric Adams rained on its parade the following day. The mayor applauded the end of the labor dispute before making a public pitch for women to play in the majors. During Women’s History Month, no less. 

Ballot harvesting didn’t help the Democrats enough in 2020. Neither did the unconstitutional changing of laws. Nor did a record minority voter turnout in 2020 matter. That’s why NBA all-star Chris Paul has begun working with the Obamas and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU’s) to fight what? That old nemesis: voter suppression. 

CBS and Turner Broadcasting System have announced a most peculiar addition to their broadcast team for the NCAA Tournament (aka March Madness). It’s Rex Chapman, an incoming CNN+ host and longtime far Left-wing nut job with a very troubling resume and an aversion to truth. 

When Moscow airport screening officials discovered vape cartridges filled with cannabis oil in Brittney Griner’s luggage in February, they detained her. Now the 6-foot-9-inch WNBA player is looking at 10 years in a Russian prison for “large-scale transportation of drugs.” Not entirely her fault though, because Insider sports blog attributes her presence in Russia to a so-called gender pay gap…

A Republican politician from Utah is refusing to oppose the transgender movement threatening female sports, and it’s not Republican In Name Only Sen. Mitt Romney. It’s the state’s GOP governor – Spencer Cox, who just wants so-called “transgender female” frauds to know everything is going to be all right. 

Ask and you shall receive! Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his nation is not giving up in its David vs.Goliath mismatch, but its military is badly in need of ammunition. That statement prompted NASCAR racing team owner Richard Childress to say done deal, ammunition will soon be on the way.