Bounding Into Sports

Bro, he doesn't need anybody's permission to support the President.

Former Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl defended Chicago Bulls guard Jaden Ivey after the team waived him for posting an Instagram video criticizing the NBA’s Pride Month celebrations as promoting “unrighteousness,” arguing that players should not be punished for expressing religious objections to the league’s LGBTQ inclusion efforts in a free society.

Dude got caught!

😂😂😂 Former San Francisco Giants first baseman and six-time All-Star Will Clark really, really does not like that his team's outfielders celebrate by dry hu***ng each other.

Have you seen this celly?

Boomer Esiason just ended Giants LB Abdul Carter after he criticized QB Jaxson Dart for introducing President Trump at a rally.

Dart demonstrated some signs of maturity by calling a team meeting to address the controversy surrounding his appearance with Trump. He wasn’t about to let tensions fester or avoid the issue.

Former ESPN host Cari Champion unleashed a fiery takedown of WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark during a recent episode of her Flagrant & Funny podcast, accusing the Indiana Fever guard of displaying entitlement on the court.

Which is weird when you consider the entire league feels entitled to get more attention than Clark.

Champion is “entitled” to her opinion, bad as it is. But it’s very clearly spoken by somebody with an agenda who has never played a sport in her life.

Turns out, actual girls don't like it when they're forced to compete against actual boys.

Bob Costas slaps the pro-men in women's sports crowd with a dose of reality.