The article focuses on an incident that occurred during the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, where the U.S. men's hockey team celebrated their victory over Canada with a call from President Donald Trump. In a seemingly light-hearted moment, Trump joked about having to invite the women’s team to the White House, referencing their recent victory. The laughter that ensued from the male players highlights an underlying culture of machismo that can sometimes be normalized within sports environments. The author argues that such moments, while trivialized as jokes, serve to perpetuate a culture of exclusion and dominance over women in sports. This incident is indicative of a broader problem where sensitive topics around misogyny and sexism are often dismissed under the guise of humor. The ease with which the players responded reveals a deep-seated acceptance of this type of attitude within the sports community. This commentary calls for a reflection on how humor can mask more serious issues, urging both athletes and fans to recognize and challenge these attitudes rather than accepting them as part of the sports culture. It points to the need for deeper discussions on gender dynamics in sports, advocating for a more inclusive environment that respects and uplifts female athletes rather than ridiculing their accomplishments.