Last week, a U.S. Circuit of Appeals court reversed a ruling that kept a teenage transgender girl (biological male) from competing in girls’ sports in West Virginia. In response, five girls refused to compete in a track & field meet against that athlete.
The group was led by a young female athlete named Emmy Salerno. On Wednesday, Salerno joined Riley Gaines, host of the OutKick podcast “Gaines for Girls,” and West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey as the AG signed “The Stand With Women Commitment.
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Naz Reid helped fuel the Timberwolves’ rise from the bench this year.
He’s one of the sport’s superstars and led the NHL in goals this season. A series win against Toronto’s tormentors would elevate him further.
Major League Baseball internally deemed umpire Hunter Wendelstedt’s Monday ejection of Yankees manager Aaron Boone a “bad ejection,” a source briefed on the situation tells SNY.
The decision ends one of the more pressing issues for the CFP Management Committee this week in Dallas.
Fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon says he cares about what Minnesota will do at quarterback … but not some of these other draft storylines.
Injuries to the rotation, bullpen underperformance and bad offensive luck have sunk the two-time champion Astros to last in the AL West.
Former WNBA player Sue Bird reportedly joined the ownership group of the Seattle Storm, a WNBA franchise, according to Front Office Sports. That’s an interesting development, especially considering her staunch support of allowing transgender women (biological men) in women’s sports.
“Investing in women’s sports isn’t just about passion; it’s smart business,” Bird said, according to FOS.
That’s an interesting comment from Bird. She says she’s passionate about women’s sports.
Former Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones once famously tweeted that he didn’t go to Columbus to “play school,” but in the years since his college days, It looks like he keeps a closer eye on current events, and he’s not liking what he’s seeing from President Joe Biden.
Jones hopped on X to voice his concerns about the Commander-In-Chief’s well-being, particularly his mental state.
Yeah, we picked up on that too, Cardale.
Jones didn’t say what specifically led him to post this.
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McIlroy weighed in on the PGA Tour equity news as he explained LIV Golf will have the upperhand regardless.
Earlier this year, the PGA Tour and Strategic Sports Group made a deal worth up to $3 billion. Reports suggest that part of that money will be given to PGA Tour players as equity payments for their loyalty.
Some of the projected share numbers were released on Wednesday ahead of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Tiger Woods will reportedly receive upwards of $100 million, and Rory McIlroy will receive the second most, at $50 million.