We cannot pretend trans people have not been athletes, and we cannot deny trans people access to this important sphere of life.

Also, we still need answers on how the league is going to protect BG. Actual answers.

You ever heard of Max Chapman?

Excuse me but who decided that an ad campaign focused on the abundance of cis male genitalia in sports would be an effective method of promoting Boston’s new National Women’s Soccer League team, Bos Nation?

Surprise! A League of Their Own keeps winning!

On Monday U.S. Soccer granted a sanction that allows the WPS to survive another year so I think it’s about time you pretend to like soccer.

Relive the highs and lows of our gay WNBA faves from the 2025 regular season.

Megan Rapinoe and the OL Reign will face Ali Krieger and Gotham FC for the NWSL Championship on Saturday. It’s a fairytale ending. Both will retire as legends, but only one will finish their career as a NWSL champion.

The WNBA Finals start on Sunday and we’re here to talk about the road thus far to the championship, the so-called super teams, the long-awaited expansion of the league — now to the Bay Area, and more!

You’ve gotta get in here and tell us your MVP feelings immediately!

And, as always, Carmen’s fits of the week!

“Color coordinating the bat to the suit is iconiccccc dyke behavior.”

It’s important for new and old fans of the WNBA to understand that while this league has 144 of the best women and nonbinary basketball players in the world, it’s also about more than basketball. It has to be.

“I’m sorry I cannot get over the fact that the whole world is talking about lesbian legend Syd Colson today!”

And about being the parent of a trans kid.

When the WNBA asks the public to “say her name,” they mean Black trans women, too.

This is why we can’t have nice things.

Who are the gay, lesbian, queer and bisexual players on this year’s WNBA rosters? We’ve got answers.

Our guide to what to expect this 2025 WNBA season from the Atlanta Dream, Chicago Sky, New York Liberty, Connecticut Sun, Washington Mystics and Indiana Fever.

A look back at this groundbreaking 2024 WNBA season — the good and the bad — from some of the journalists, filmmakers and creators who were part of the conversation this year.