Major League Baseball is backing away from a Pride Night firestorm after San Francisco Giants players were warned for putting Bible citations on rainbow-logo caps. The dispute traces back to San Francisco’s June 12 Pride Night, when Landen Roupp, JT Brubaker and Ryan Walker marked the special caps with Bible references. Roupp wrote “Gen 9:12-16,” referring to the Genesis passage describing the rainbow as a sign of God’s covenant after the flood. The league initially treated the handwritten references as a uniform issue, saying players are not allowed to alter apparel or equipment with personal messages. https://twitter.com/HawleyMO/status/2069180415668326784 In Manfred’s June…
Author: Jack Crane
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