Cyd Zeigler is a sports writer for Outsports and SBNation. With a focus on LGBTQ+ representation and inclusivity in sports, Cyd covers a range of topics including professional athletes, college sports, and the impact of homophobia in the sports industry.
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Cyd Zeigler's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly in relation to LGBTQ+ athletes and related events. Given this focus, Cyd would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer insights or personal stories about LGBTQ+ representation in sports.
He has a particular interest in covering events and government announcements related to the LGBTQ+ community within the world of sports. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with LGBTQ+ athletes, coaches, or officials involved in significant sporting events could be well received by Cyd.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for his coverage, pitches should consider international as well as local perspectives within the realm of LGBTQ+ representation in sports.
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By: Cyd Zeigler
Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones are two of the out LGBTQ people competing in the WNBA Finals Game 5 between the Liberty and Lynx.
Nora Cothren is a powerful LGBTQ voice in the NHL front office, and she is a deserving honoree on the 2024 Outsports Power 100 list.
Waving a rainbow flag at an NFL game is somehow "overly political" for anti-gay fans. An NFL player promoting an anti-gay PAC? No problem.
Every major televised sport is playing right now except one. Lots of opportunity to escape the election for a couple hours.
Players on the Nevada women's volleyball team voted to forfeit a match against San Jose State and possible trans athlete Blaire Fleming.
The New York Giants have worked with the NY Gay Football League for over five years, building a partnership with the LGBT community.
By: Cyd Zeigler
John Erickson is a Wisconsin volleyball Hall of Famer, now the Mayor of West Hollywood and still embracing sports.
Detroit Lions President Matt Millen attacked Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Johnnie Morton with an anti-gay slur in 2003.
By: Cyd Zeigler
Jason Kelce and his ESPN Monday Night Countdown co-hosts should be ashamed for how they handled his public anti-gay slur.
By: Cyd Zeigler
Eric Radford has won two World Championships and three Olympic medals. Now he's competing on 'Dancing On Ice.'
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