Dan Zaksheske

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.

Tyler Marsh called it a joke after Kamilla Cardoso took 15 shots without a single free throw, adding to growing frustration over WNBA officiating.

Angel Reese's new Barbie doll and signature sneaker cap a 10-day stretch of promotions, but her comments about representation raise questions.

The WNBA CBA states only women can play, but the league won't define the term or explain how eligibility is determined for transgender athletes.

Riley Gaines says an arena staffer told her to lower a sign thanking Sophie Cunningham by name while other fans held signs with player names.

Caitlin Clark finally addressed the transgender athletes in women's sports debate after teammate Sophie Cunningham's stance sparked weeks of protest.

Kelsey Mitchell scored 37 points and Caitlin Clark posted a double-double, but Indiana's grueling schedule caught up in a 108-100 loss to Minnesota.

The Fever-Lynx matchup put Cheryl Reeve and Sophie Cunningham on opposite sides of a debate the WNBA cannot keep calling unrelated to basketball.

Sarah Spain attacked Sophie Cunningham's character on her "Good Game" podcast and dismissed her documented felony stalking case as complaining.

The WNBA spent years integrating progressive activism into its product, but now its media wants to refocus on basketball after conservative voices arrived.

WNBA All-Star Game ratings surged 44% with Caitlin Clark on the court, but Friday's 3-Point Contest without her saw an 11% decline in viewership.

Texas lawmaker August Pfluger says the WNBA's response to Congress about Caitlin Clark's treatment dodges specifics, vowing to keep every option on the table.

WNBA reporters had access to 22 All-Stars and Cathy Engelbert in Chicago but never asked about Sophie Cunningham's transgender athlete stance.

Andrew Marchand's defense of withholding the Ryan Clark story accidentally exposed how access journalism lets powerful people control the news cycle.

The WNBA issued a statement about the missing USA 250 patches at the All-Star Game but avoided explaining why the planned commemoration was dropped.

The WNBPA says it did not ask the WNBA to remove America 250 patches from All-Star Game uniforms, despite public criticism from treasurer Brianna Turner.

ESPN's "Life in the W" follows A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier and DeWanna Bonner through the 2025 WNBA season but never explains Caitlin Clark's absence.

The league’s $100,000 All-Star prize pool is meant to keep girls involved in sports, but one beneficiary’s stated values are drawing scrutiny after Cunningham's comments.