Jim Buzinski is an Editor at Queerty. He covers a range of topics including sports, sports business, and the intersection of culture and society, with a particular focus on major league and competitive sports. Jim's work has been featured in outlets such as Outsports, LGBTQ Nation, and MSN.
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Jim Buzinski's articles primarily cover sports, with a specific focus on LGBTQ+ athletes and their inclusion in various sports leagues. His coverage also includes legal policy regulation and opinion editorials related to the LGBTQ+ community in sports.
Given his focus on LGBTQ+ athletes' experiences within different sports leagues, Jim would likely be interested in pitches that highlight personal stories of LGBTQ+ athletes, initiatives promoting diversity and inclusion within sports organizations, as well as expert commentary from individuals involved in advocating for inclusivity in the world of sports.
As there is no specified geographic focus, pitches should revolve around global or region-specific events related to LGBTQ+ inclusion in the realm of professional and college-level athletics.
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In 2005, five Boston Red Sox players connected with Carson Kressley and the 'Queer Eye' guys for a makeover to remember.
By: Jim Buzinski
All Detroit Lions kicker Jake Bates wanted to do was stretch out a knot in his hip before having to kick again.
By: Jim Buzinski
When a University of Minnesota football player accidentally kicked his quarterback in the groin, it pointed out a sensitive subject for athletes.
This story ran in 2015 and is being repost for the MLB playoffs.
By: Jim Buzinski
Kyle Friend and Tim Brewster fell in love as beach volleyball teammates. They are now engaged after a beautiful proposal in Maine.
Editor's Note: A previous version of this article was originally posted in 2014.
By: Jim Buzinski
Catching the 'big one.' Mix hockey players with a fishing theme and you have a social media trend that caught fire in the sport.
By: Jim Buzinski
A Florida State fan was fired after allegedly sending racist and homophobic messages to a Miami player. Such slurs are sadly too common in sports.
By: Jim Buzinski
Kansas City Chiefs kicker gave a commencement speech that was misogynistic and homophobic. He's been a lousy kicker since.
By: Jim Buzinski
Ben Letvin, an out gymnast in Minnesota, announced that he has committed to Cal to complete his final year of eligibility.
