The Texas Rangers are the only team in Major League Baseball that doesn't host a Pride Night. This week, they're hosting Faith and Family Night instead.
Meanwhile, MLB just warned Giants pitchers for writing Bible verses on their own caps.
In Texas, we don't punish people for living out their faith. We protect that right.
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@Theo_TJ_Jordan@D_N_K Brotha. In a month no one will be talking about this especially Christians lol.
Then next June 1st yall will start whining all over again.
I honestly wish yall would stick to your faith and actually boycott these places. I’d love to be able to go to HEB at prime times and have it be way less crowded.
@JeffNegola@armstrongtimes Because the MLB uniform policy says nobody is allowed to write on their uniforms. It wouldn’t matter what it said.
If they wrote “hi mom” MLB would’ve had the same reaction. This has happened before during Mother’s and Father’s Day.
@CaryCheshireTX@DanPatrick Accountable for what? Enforcing their policy that says no player or coach is allowed to write on their uniform? REGARDLESS of the content?
You want the government to tell a private company how they should enforce uniform policies???
@SenatorLankford A “bible verse” didn’t get a warning, James.
Writing in the uniform did. The content doesn’t matter. If it said “hi mom” the same would have happened.
@JeffNegola@armstrongtimes Except they literally are not required to wear those hats. Just like players aren’t required to participate in faith and family nights.