Just a whee collection of some uber-homo shots from the pitch.

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There's some major drama going down in the world of gay softball!

Top team D2, which hails from San Francisco, found itself disqualified from the Gay World Series after a "review" found that six of their players were straight, a violation of officials rules stating a gay team can only have two straight members.

The team's furious, of course, and plan on appealing the disqualification.

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Here's some simply adorable video of gay Australian diver Matthew Mitcham - flanked by his mother and boyfriend - working the press after his gold medal win.

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Australian diver Matthew Mitcham sure had a weekend to remember. After retiring in his teens, the 20-year old emerged victoriously at the Olympic games in Beijing, where he took the gold for the 10 meter platform dive.

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Some of the Association of Tennis Professionals' male members are shedding their sports gear for more natural attire in a new calendar being released this Friday.

While many of you are no doubt celebrating the news, sources tell us the US Tennis Association's quite displeased with the display, which they equate with porn. Prudes!

Above you see Fernando Verdasco and Ivan Ljubicic doing their thing. Below: Tommy Haas, Juan Monaco, Paradorn Srichaphan and Dmitry Tursonov preen for you - and only you!

Michael Phelps done did it. The American Olympics swimmer cinched his eighth gold medal in Beijing yesterday, giving him a grand total of eleven such wins, which beats out Marc Spitz's previous record of ten.

Having completed his mission, the ever humble Phelps said, "I wanted to do something nobody ever did." He also said he wanted to hug his mom. Awww.

Meanwhile, did anyone see the American basketball team whoop Spain 119-82 yesterday? Could they be better than the Dream Team?

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British soccer star Graeme Le Saux, who had long been plagued by gay rumors, recently sat down with CNN's Don Riddell to discuss homophobia in the sports arena. Here's a meaty bit:

DR: It's thought that only one professional soccer player in the world has ever declared himself to be gay. That was the Englishman Justin Fashanu and he committed suicide a decade ago. John Amaechi became the first gay player to be associated with the NBA last year, but such declarations are extremely rare. In many cases homosexuality remains pro sport's last taboo.

GS: It's such a terrible reflection on a sport that has so much positive impact across the globe that there is still this issue about gay people within the sport. If you look at so many other professions in terms of business and politics, across the board the gay community is represented but in football it still isn't and I find that disappointing. There may not be many gay players in the game but the sport should be grown up enough to be able to support those people in the football environment.

Word.

A woman's lazy parenting sparked a controversy at a Seattle baseball game:

Sirbrina Guerrero says she was approached at a baseball game and told to stop kissing her girlfriend after a woman complained to staff at Seattle's Safeco Field that they were "groping and making out."

Guerrero was told by a seating host that the woman didn't want to explain to her son why two women were kissing, she said to KOMO 4 TV, but she refused to give in.

The ladies also took some time to snap shots of straight couples kissing, none of whom were reprimanded. If only we were surprised…