Dan Zaksheske

Tim Schwarzenberger explains why Nike's perfect Human Rights Campaign score and DEI ties sparked a shareholder proposal at its annual meeting.

Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe meet in the U.S. Open semifinals with Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic all already eliminated.

Michael Jordan's famous sneakers quote haunts Nike as the brand exits the S&P 100 after a stunning $200 billion collapse tied to left-wing politics.

LOVB co-founder Chantell Preston explains why she invested in women's volleyball after watching Caitlin Clark transform the WNBA's economics.

Fantasy football draft strategy goes beyond player rankings. League scoring rules, PPR settings, roster construction, and ADP all shape your picks.

A League One Volleyball franchise co-owner says transgender athletes should be allowed to play women's sports, but LOVB's eligibility policy is unclear.

Scottie Scheffler erased a three-shot deficit to chase down Viktor Hovland at East Lake, but a controversial bunker ruling added drama to the finish.

An FBI affidavit details how Daejon Labrayae Love allegedly used a fake 49ers persona, custom helmets and prop money to defraud 26 women of $1.3M.

Sue Bird now claims WNBA players wanted to "shut up and dribble" in 2020, but her own words from that era openly contradict her revisionist stance.

Caitlin Clark's 37-point performance against the Chicago Sky drew 3.31 million viewers, the most-watched WNBA regular season game since 1997.

Charles Barkley says WNBA players dislike Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham, blaming a mix of jealousy, race, and sexuality for the hostility.

Angel Reese's 26 rebounds broke the WNBA single-game record, but a controversial uncontested layup in the final seconds raised stat-padding questions.

Sarah Spain wants the WNBA to steer players toward "real media" she trusts, but credential denials and tone policing reveal a league loyalty test.

The WNBA reportedly declared Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White ineligible for the 2027 WNBA Draft but has not defined "woman" under its CBA.

Natasha Cloud said trans people "belong" after confronting Enes Kanter Freedom, but the WNBA still hasn't answered the real eligibility question.

Sam Burns told OutKick his son Bear will experience the Presidents Cup at Medinah with him as the five-time PGA Tour winner earns his fifth Team USA spot.

From Colin Kaepernick to Dylan Mulvaney to a federal EEOC investigation, Nike's decade of left-wing activism coincides with a 12-year stock low.

Sam Burns tells OutKick he'd welcome Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau back on the PGA Tour as LIV Golf faces an uncertain future beyond 2026.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese drew 2.6 million viewers on ESPN, shattering the previous cable record for any WNBA game, regular season or playoffs.

ESPN's broadcast plugged its own Angel Reese rebounding feature twice during a live WNBA game, comparing her to Dennis Rodman and Charles Barkley.

Caitlin Clark hit clutch free throws and grabbed the game-sealing rebound in overtime as the Indiana Fever edged Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream.

A resurfaced 2021 WNBA post celebrated trans athletes Andraya Yearwood and Terry Miller while the league now says it needs months to define eligibility.

The GIST pitched an interview about WNBA growing pains, then backed away when questions about its transgender athlete stance seemed likely to come.

Deshaun Watson starts Saturday in Chicago while Shedeur Sanders gets the Aug. 22 home game against Buffalo in Cleveland's quarterback competition.

Stephanie White's prepared pregame rant about hate and divisiveness hijacking the WNBA drew immediate praise from ESPN analysts and reporters alike.

DiJonai Carrington posted "WHITE PRIVILEGE" after her ejection, yet the WNBA remained silent while Sandy Brondello was suspended within 24 hours.

DiJonai Carrington posted "WHITE PRIVILEGE" on Threads after her Flagrant 2 ejection for striking Sophie Cunningham, putting the WNBA and WNBPA in a bad spot.

The WTA's top women's tennis players broke their silence on the new sex testing policy, and their responses created a major problem for activists.

Sophie Cunningham and Riley Gaines became targets of a "Sports Gossip Show" segment that treated women’s sports advocacy as a political grift.

Julie Tétart led France's LF2 in scoring and rebounding, but the WNBA and WNBPA won't say if the transgender player is eligible under the CBA.