MLB critical of Giants players who wrote Bible verses on Pride Night caps
Summary
Major League Baseball criticized some San Francisco Giants players for writing Bible verses on their Pride Night hats during a game, saying it broke league rules. The Giants and MLB support Pride Night but recognize that some players chose to express their personal beliefs differently.Key Facts
- MLB has a rule against writing on Pride Night caps and warned players who broke it.
- Giants pitchers Landen Roupp and JT Brubaker wrote Bible verses on their Pride caps during a game.
- The verse Roupp wrote refers to a rainbow, a symbol of Pride, and cites a promise from God.
- Another Giants pitcher, Sam Hentges, refused to wear the Pride cap due to personal beliefs.
- Players said their actions were based on faith and not meant to show hate toward LGBTQ people.
- Giants Manager Tony Vitello stated players can make their own choices but praised the team's inclusive efforts.
- The Giants apologized for causing hurt but reaffirmed their commitment to Pride Night and welcoming all fans.
- MLB promotes Pride Month every June and encourages teams to celebrate the LGBTQ community.
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