J Michael Talks About Jason Collins Coming Out
J Michael Covers The Wizards for Comcast Sportsnet, he joined Bob & Steve to talk about the Jason Collins situation.
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J Michael Covers The Wizards for Comcast Sportsnet, he joined Bob & Steve to talk about the Jason Collins situation.
NBA Veteran Jason Collins is the first active male player in a major professional sport to come out as gay. The 34-year old center revealed his sexuality on Sports Illustrated's website on Monday and the outpouring of good will from the Sports community on Twitter has been overwhelming. Here's a sample:
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