The WNBA Didn’t Refuse a Patch. It Refused to Perform.
The WNBA was the only pro league to skip the “USA 250” commemorative patch at its All-Star Game. The backlash treated it like an attack on the country. I think it was something much less dramatic — and much more honest.
WNBA Players Are Overwhelmingly Democrats. MLB Players Lean Republican. Here’s the Story Nobody’s Telling.
A new voter-registration analysis of over 1,500 pro athletes reveals sharp partisan splits by league — but the real headline is that independents outnumber both parties combined across sports. Marcus Hart on what that says about the country watching.
Caitlin Clark Isn’t the Problem. Turning Every WNBA Foul Into a Culture War Is.
A hard foul became a national political flashpoint within 48 hours, complete with a congressional letter and presidential commentary. Marcus Hart on how the WNBA’s biggest season ever got hijacked by people who’ve never watched a full game.
MLB Is the Most Republican Locker Room in Pro Sports. The WNBA Is the Most Democratic. Neither Fact Tells You Anything Useful.
A new study mapped the political registration of athletes across every major U.S. pro league. The numbers are being read as a culture-war scoreboard. They’re actually a story about geography, class, and who gets to be seen as political in the first place.
Congress Wrote a Letter About a Foul Call. That Tells You Everything About What “Political Football” Really Means.
Adam Silver says Caitlin Clark has become a “political football.” Marcus Hart argues the real story isn’t Clark at all — it’s who the league protects, who it doesn’t, and why a missed call reached Capitol Hill.