Cheryl Reeve on the trans sports bans from her perspective of being a leader in women’s sports
“Of course it weighs on me, the attacks on trans people, the attacks that they’ve gone through… it seems like it’s got way more aggressive, it’s sort of sickening when the issues they are trying to tackle are really not issues, the number of transgender athletes they are now making laws for and creating a problem, to get elected…what I’m hopeful for is that people have gotten themselves more educated and they understand that, that’s not actually a problem… exclusion is never the answer, separate isn’t equal, and trans lives matter, so to take away something that’s so valuable that sports brings to young people in particular and what it does, as I have a youngster, encourages you to be part of a team and what it gives you in terms of teamwork, leadership, competitiveness, all the things, they have every right to that as well”
OFFICIAL: Detroit is getting a PWHL team, beginning play at Little Caesars Arena in the 2026-27 season.
Detroit will be the ninth team in the women’s hockey league.
Drove around rural Michigan for the first time in a while and the backlash to data centers is even more widespread than I realized. Some areas almost every house has an anti-data center sign in the yard.
The “protect women’s sports” crowd has been using women athletes as props. Now a WNBA star is publicly telling them to stop. Brianna Turner: “Don’t use athletes like me to exclude others.”
As the PWHL plays its fourth game in Detroit, fans wanted league officials to know the city wants women’s hockey in Hockeytown with signs shown during the sign spotlight