Why American Women’s Sports Need To Get More Feminine
I wonder if the lackluster performance of the U.S. men in soccer has something to do with the perception of it as a sport for women and children.
If Women’s Soccer Players Want Higher Pay, They’d Better Ditch The Politics
If higher pay was of such importance to the team, why alienate half of the country by protesting the flag and picking Twitter fights with the president?
Yes, There Is A Soccer Pay Gap: The Women Make More Than The Men Do
Last year, the men’s World Cup generated $6 billion, and gave about 7 percent to the teams. The 2019 Women’s World Cup made $131 million, and gave out more than 20 percent to the teams.
The Brooklyn Nets Are Now Kings Of NYC Hoops, And The Knicks Are Still Horrible
The Brooklyn Nets just signed Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, securing their place as the only watchable basketball team in New York City.
No, Banning Dodgeball And Everything Else Kids Like Won’t Stop Bullying
‘We’re asking kids to hit other kids with an object and that’s no longer appropriate. We don’t use kids as human targets anymore,’ says Judy LoBianco, former president of The Society of Health and Physical Educators.
In Its 110th Year, Tonight’s Congressional Baseball Game Sees Renewed Interest
The annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park will take place on Wednesday, June 26 at 7:05 p.m.
No, ‘Girl Power’ Doesn’t Excuse U.S. Women’s Soccer’s Rude Celebrations
Liberal media writers are so crouched in their defensive feminist stances that they can’t seem to see U.S. women’s soccer players’ poor behavior for what it is.
Darrell Waltrip’s Retirement Highlights Stock Car Racing’s Existential Questions
One can certainly make an argument for an end to Waltrip’s brand of down-home humor, as part of another attempt to broaden NASCAR’s audience. But how—and to what end?
Female High School Athlete Sidelined By Trans Males Speaks Out For Women’s Sports
Two biological males kept high school track runner Selina Soule from advancing in her sport. Now she has a lawyer and a Title IX complaint.
Last Night, The Toronto Raptors Won The Dramatic NBA Finals
This year’s Finals provided basketball drama of the highest order—and a thrilling championship that Toronto can celebrate.
I’m Sorry, But The Women’s World Cup Is Basically Unwatchable
The women’s World Cup is simply a slower, weaker version of the men’s game. Unlike other women’s sports, it does nothing to make itself unique.
What Happened When A Novice Tried Out The Belmont Stakes Horse Race
Gambling is one of the only vices I’ve had no trouble rejecting, but horse racing culture calls for at least a little of it.
What Could Racing Pioneer Janet Guthrie Have Done With A Better Car?
A new documentary, appropriately entitled ‘Qualified,’ chronicles the career of Janet Guthrie as she became the first female to compete in both the Indianapolis 500 and Daytona 500.
Why No One Should Climb Mount Everest
When did a monumental achievement in human history become just another bumper sticker on a rich guy’s car? Paying your way up Everest isn’t impressive.
Unlike Jaelene Hinkle, Soccer Star Megan Rapinoe Uses Soccer To Push Her Politics
One player sacrificed a once-in-a-lifetime privilege due to her personal convictions, while the other insists on using that same privilege to essentially declare, ‘You’re either with me or against me.’
Sponsors Make Play To Get Guaranteed Spots In The Indy 500
On the eve of this year’s Indianapolis 500, a movement remains afoot to eliminate one of the things that makes the world’s largest single-day sporting event great.
How Fishing Can Make Us Into Better People
It’s not just about the fish, but about the entire ecosystem that surrounds you, that has graciously welcomed you in.
If We Cancel Kate Smith, We Must Cancel The New York Yankees
The Yankees have banished Kate Smith to the dustbin for singing silly songs. Let’s banish the Yankees for their decades of racism.
Tiger Woods Showed Us The Power Of Grit And Redemption
His win at the Masters this past weekend is a good reminder to us all that no matter how far we fall—or how flawed we are—we can all be redeemed.
Tiger Comes From Behind To Win Fifth Masters Title
For a man who thought just a few years ago that he might never play the game of golf again because of intense back pain, this is truly a comeback for the ages.
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