Senator Marco Rubio on Monday sent a letter to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred on some blatant hypocrisy from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The letter stems from an award the Dodgers intend to present to The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of drag performers who dress as nuns.
The Dodgers, as many teams around the league now do, are hosting an “LGBTQ+ Pride Night” event in June. As part of the event, the drag group will be receiving an award from the team.
“Go and sin some more,” is apparently their motto, with performers reportedly dressing as Jesus and Mary.
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On Monday night, New York Yankees star slugger Aaron Judge ripped a pair of home runs in Toronto against the Blue Jays. But all eyes weren’t just on the ball. Some eyes were on Aaron Judge’s eyes. And Judge’s eyes were aimed towards the Yankees dugout just before a Blue Jays pitcher delivered his pitch.
As OutKick reported Monday night, Blue Jays broadcasters speculated about Aaron Judge’s intentions with those look aways.
As Alejandro Avila wrote, “The Sportsnet TV broadcasters called out Judge for peering back and forth at the visitors’ dugout during the at-bat.
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With flooding a possibility, the status of F1’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is in doubt
Formula 1 fans hoping to see action on the track this week in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix might be out of luck, and with good reason.
Concerns about flooding in the Emilia-Romagna region have grown in recent days, and in the wake of flooding last week which caused landslides and tragic deaths, there is growing speculation that F1 will cancel this weekend’s Grand Prix.
Yankees slugger Aaron Judge came under fire Monday night after the Blue Jays’ television broadcast crew implied he might have been cheating during an at-bat.
On Tuesday, Judge responded to those allegations, indicating he was angry about the implication but remains focused on his own game.
Via Bryan Hoch of MLB.com, New York’s star outfielder said he has some “choice words” about the cheating insinuation from Toronto’s broadcast team, but he opted against sharing those words with reporters.
“I’m not happy about it, but people can say what they want.
Some of the world’s best golfers will converge on Oak Hill Country Club for the 105th PGA Championship this week. Here are the top storylines to look out for.
First the tie was won and then it was contested. Inter will play in its first Champions League final since 2010 after beating its city rivals Milan 3–0 on aggregate in the semifinal, its passage effectively sealed by two goals in the first 11 minutes of the first leg. Tuesday’s 1–0 win was not comfortable, exactly, but neither did Milan ever really generate the sort of pressure to suggest a comeback was possible.
Whether it faces Manchester City or Real Madrid in Istanbul, Inter will be a significant underdog, but its chances should not be dismissed.
Le’Veon Bell is trying to settle old beefs on the canvas in his new venture as a celebrity boxer.
After defeating ex-Pro Bowl running back Adrian Peterson in an exhibition match last year and defeating gamer JMX via unanimous decision in April, Bell is setting his sights on an old foe as his next opponent: Vontaze Burfict.
As USC football enters its second season with Lincoln Riley as head coach, Miller Moss is slated to serve as the backup to Heisman Trophy quarterback Caleb Williams. The California-native is not only a talented athlete, he’s brilliant.
Moss is a redshirt sophomore. He joined the Trojans in the spring of 2021 after graduating high school a semester early, but already has his degree.
USC held its graduation ceremonies over the weekend.
Most of the students who walked the stage and received a diploma began their four years of college in the fall of 2019. Moss, after just 2.
One quarterback in particular from the 2022 class stands out here, while a pair of first-round defenders could raise their NFL stature big-time too.
Draymond Green has served as a key contributor to the Warriors’ four NBA championships since 2015.
However, after Golden State’s series-ending loss to the Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals Thursday, Green’s future and what the Warriors roster could look like going forward immediately became hot topics. Green’s contract includes an opt-out clause that would allow him to test free agency this summer.