MLS

After homophobia spoiled San Diego FC’s first MLS home game, one of their top stars will help deliver a zero tolerance message.

Multiple instances of an anti-gay chant marred San Diego FC’s historic night — but the fans are determined to stamp it out.

Robbie Rogers has had a lot to celebrate this year, and beating his husband, Greg Berlanti, in a friendly competition might top it all.

Don Garber has been commissioner of MLS since 1999. He talks with Outsports about watching two gay players come out, and LGBTQ outreach.

Various sports commissioners have shared their thoughts on the LGBTQ community and Pride, including MLB's Rob Manfred and NBA's Adam Silver.

The Major League Soccer Pride jerseys are a hot topic of debate on social media, with muted colors and a sort of camo pattern.

Matt Hatzke and Holden Davis married in Northern California.

A former NFL player who appeared in the Super Bowl is on this list, along with people from NBC, the Washington Post, MLS and WNBA.

“You must allow no one to make you feel ashamed of who you are,” says a pro referee on this list with an Olympian, a former NFL player and a high school basketball coach.

Sosa has seen his season with the Atlanta United ended with a suspension for a gay slur.

The Columbus Crew forward levied the slur at a Portland Timbers player earlier this month.

LAFC has demonstrated support for the LGBTQ community, yet it and other soccer clubs have been unable to eradicate the anti-gay slur.

For the first time, pro baseball, basketball, football, hockey and soccer has an out gay male athlete under contract.

Sebastian Lletget has expressed remorse for using the slur and has committed to helping the LGBTQ community.

Brock McGillis suffered for years hearing the very things Kevin Durant and Sebastian Lletget were allowed to say.

Sebastian Lletget was cleared to play in the Galaxy season opener at Inter Miami, according to a source with the LA Galaxy.

LAFC’s Pride Republic and The 3252 are helping ‘Chiquilin’ and others understand the power of homophobic slurs.

Today is Friday, August 28, 2020. This Huddle is published in support of all the athletes who decided not to play pro sports to protest the shooting of Jacob Blake and racial injustice.

Robbie Rogers won the MLS Cup with the L.A. Galaxy almost two years after coming out publicly.

Robbie Rogers competed for the United States in the 2008 Summer Olympics. He still feels the joy and heartbreak today.