Jim Buzinski

California, Los Angeles, United States

Co-Founder at Outsports

Copy Editor at Los Angeles Times

Co-founder of https://t.co/Z8lunuK6Fa. Copy editor at the LA Times Lives in LA. Penn State alum.

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Washington vote on trans athletes ban came down to one vote

1 day ago | outsports.com | Karleigh Webb |Cyd Zeigler |Jim Buzinski |Jon Holmes

A pair of proposals brought to the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, the state’s governing body for scholastic athletics, that would have eliminated or changed eligibility for trans athletes in high school, were both voted down Monday. WIAA officials reported that Amendment 7, which would call for a blanket ban on transgender girls in girls’ sports, fell one vote shy of the 60 percent margin needed for passage.
Action figures of gay, trans athletes are the new ChatGPT rage

1 day ago | outsports.com | Cyd Zeigler |Jim Buzinski |Jon Holmes |Karleigh Webb

Action figures are all the rage, now that AI can create a sample image for everyone. No matter who you are, you can create an AI-generated image of yourself as an action figure, complete with accessories. It’s a new fad in the AI world so many are living into. And it’s a lot of fun. Canadian diver Bryden Hattie, who was a wildly successful diver for the University of Tennessee, celebrated his AI action figure. Hattie has become a star in Chile.
NBA fines Anthony Edwards for crotch-grabbing taunt: ESPN

2 days ago | outsports.com | Jim Buzinski |Cyd Zeigler |Jon Holmes |Karleigh Webb

Who knew Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards is a size queen? This fixation seems to have cost him $50,000. ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania reports that the “NBA is fining Minnesota’s Anthony Edwards $50,000 for his “my d— bigger than yours” comments to the Lakers crowd Saturday night” during Minnesota’s Game 1 playoff win. In a video posted on X, Edwards, surrounded by three teammates, gets into it with some Lakers fans late in the blowout win in Los Angeles.
Trans athlete Cal Calamia calls for nonbinary divisions in all sports

2 days ago | lgbtqnation.com | Jon Holmes |Jim Buzinski |Cyd Zeigler |Ken Schultz

Cal Calamia says he will be “racing for all trans people across the globe” during what will be a historic run at the London Marathon this weekend. He also believes it’s now time for every sport to meaningfully embrace inclusion and consider establishing a nonbinary division. On Sunday, the 28-year-old will become the first trans person to race in the nonbinary category of each of the World Marathon Majors.
Trans athlete Cal Calamia calls for nonbinary divisions in all sports

2 days ago | outsports.com | Jon Holmes |Jim Buzinski |Cyd Zeigler |Ken Schultz

Cal Calamia says he will be “racing for all trans people across the globe” during what will be a historic run at the London Marathon this weekend. He also believes it’s now time for every sport to meaningfully embrace inclusion and consider establishing a nonbinary division. On Sunday, the 28-year-old will become the first trans person to race in the nonbinary category of each of the World Marathon Majors.
Milwaukee Admirals won second straight division with gay player

2 days ago | outsports.com | Cyd Zeigler |Jim Buzinski |Ken Schultz |Jon Holmes

Luke Prokop is the lone out gay athlete in all of men’s pro ice hockey in the United States or Canada. Now his AHL team, the Milwaukee Admirals, have won their second consecutive season division title, all with the out gay player on the roster. The AHL is one level below the NHL in North American professional men’s ice hockey. Prokop’s NHL rights are owned by the Nashville Predators, who drafted him with the 73rd overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
Out comedian AJ Lamarque is getting gay guys back into basketball

3 days ago | outsports.com | Jon Holmes |Cyd Zeigler |Jim Buzinski |Anthony Nicodemo

AJ Lamarque admits he’s an unlikely basketball role model. “I’m a comedian by trade and generally we don’t have the reputation of being sporty people!” he tells Outsports. Born in London, U.K., he’s lived in Sydney for nearly a decade and is in demand as a stand-up, writer and presenter. His self-funded mockumentary “The Gays” has helped to grow his social media following in the last year and along with appearances at festivals and on TV and podcasts, he’s striding forward in his career.
Out comedian AJ Lamarque is getting gay guys back into basketball

3 days ago | queerty.com | Jon Holmes |Cyd Zeigler |Jim Buzinski |Anthony Nicodemo

AJ Lamarque admits he’s an unlikely basketball role model. “I’m a comedian by trade and generally we don’t have the reputation of being sporty people!” he tells Outsports. Born in London, U.K., he’s lived in Sydney for nearly a decade and is in demand as a stand-up, writer and presenter. His self-funded mockumentary “The Gays” has helped to grow his social media following in the last year and along with appearances at festivals and on TV and podcasts, he’s striding forward in his career.
Barcelona star Mapi Leon suspended for alleged transphobia

1 week ago | outsports.com | Jon Holmes |Cyd Zeigler |Karleigh Webb |Jim Buzinski

Spanish soccer star Mapi Leon has been handed a two-match suspension by her national association, following an incident of alleged transphobic behavior on the pitch. The incident occurred during Barcelona‘s 2-0 Liga F win away to city rivals Espanyol in February. Leon was alleged to have grabbed the crotch of opposition center-back Daniela Caracas and was also said to have directed a transphobic comment at the Colombian.
Sedona Prince didn't get selected in the WNBA Draft. Will she play?

1 week ago | outsports.com | Cyd Zeigler |E.R. Fightmaster |Karleigh Webb |Jim Buzinski

Out college basketball player Sedona Prince watched the WNBA Draft come and go, and the star at TCU never heard her name called. Now her future playing professional basketball, at least in the United States, seems a bit murky. At the center of the lack of clarity are undoubtedly allegations made against Prince that include domestic abuse and assault, made by women who have dated the star athlete.