Jim Buzinski

The question for both teams is why mess with a classic?

In a survey of NHL players by USA TODAY, 34 of 35 players said they would accept an openly gay teammate. The survey was anonymous, so we have no idea who was the holdout player in the survey. "I'm not surprised by that," said Calgary Flames president Brian Burke told the newspaper. "I'm disappointed by […]

Michael Martin, now a college freshman on his soccer team, continues to make a difference.

She wins honor from her Kansas City area classmates.

Three hot receivers have big days, and Jets fans can't resist some butt patting. Meanwhile, deja vu for the Seahawks; big injuries pile up in Week 1.

The former athlete comes out after years of struggling and hiding. "I wish I could go back and tell my younger self that it was going to be like this."

The New Zealand rower and his doubles partner Chris Harris are heading to Rio.

The lineup card and scorecard from Conroy's first game are now in Cooperstown.

The British diver gets steamy in new release.

Dimitri Petrakis says even his boyfriend heard the comments at a game.

The tennis star is the face of sexing up Tommy Hilfiger's underwear line.

The diver has long been denied the honor despite his four gold medals.

The World Track and Field Championship are taking place in Beijing, but my cat Walter is unfortunately not there due to eligibility issues (he's a cat). But he would give the high jump contestants a run for their money:

An economist breaks down the numbers in the major and minor leagues.

Mike Leaf left the Winona State program five days after the incident.

British player says he has received overwhelming support since coming out.

If David Denson, or any other gay player made the roster, the Brewers would be a great fit.

It takes real work to make Brady look bad.

In his first action in a year, Sam is a non-factor and one writer says his teammates are resentful.

Arizona Cardinals thought outside the box to hire Jen Welter.