ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Rafael McDonnell sometimes gets to address the staff of his beloved Texas Rangers on issues of diversity and inclusion through his role with the Resource Center, one of the leading LGBTQ+ organizations in the Dallas area.
The National Hockey League has performed an abrupt 180 on its policy banning the use of gay pride tape on sticks during warmups after several left-wing players complained and one player outright violated the ban.
Arizona Coyotes defenseman Travis Dermott became the first NHL player to openly defy the league’s ban on gay pride tape on Sat.
Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers says that he feels disappointed in the NHL’s recent decision to stop jerseys during LGBTQ Pride nights.
The NHL and NHLPA launched an inclusion committee Tuesday, looking to men’s and women’s players with minority and LGBTQ+ representation to help diversify hockey and make the sport more welcoming.
The Texas Rangers are the only MLB team that has refused to hold a gay “Pride Night” game or schedule and gay events or activities.
To say there were more reporters in attendance than fans when the Dodgers honored the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence at Dodger Stadium Friday night, would not be a major exaggeration.
Thousands of Catholics gathered outside Dodger Stadium on Friday to protest the team’s “Pride Night” celebration, where they plan to honor the anti-Catholic group Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has given the league the green light to hold “Pride Nights.” However, for those franchises wanting to wear Pride-themed uniforms, the Commish thinks that’s not a great idea.
Nationals pitcher Trevor Williams is taking a stand against the Dodgers for inviting a radical, anti-Catholic hate group to its “Pride Night”
The television station that airs Los Angeles Dodgers’ games has rejected an ad from Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) that slammed the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” and would have ran during the Dodgers’ tenth annual “Pride Night,” where the anti-Christian group is set to be honored.
Major League Baseball has quietly told teams that they can stop forcing players to wear uniforms and hats festooned with gay pride colors.
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops torched the LA Dodgers for honoring the anti-Catholic hate group the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
The cancellation of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass took another, more definitive turn on Friday. As the team announced, it was releasing Bass before the team’s Pride Weekend commences.
Anthony Bass issued an apology reminiscent of a hostage video after he posted – without comment – a video appearing to support the efforts to boycott Target. But it apparently wasn’t enough.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Matt Darmody is making his first start on Thursday night. But before he could do that, his team had to address a tweet he posted during Pride Month almost two years ago.
Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw was definitely not a fan of his team’s decision to honor a group of anti-Catholic drag queens at their upcoming Pride Night event. However, it sounds like he’s still going to show up.
Former Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will throw out the first pitch at Washington Nationals LGBTQ-themed “Night OUT”
With ‘Pride Month’ in full swing, only one Major League Baseball team has steadfastly refused to ever hold a gay pride night game.
“Non-binary” former Biden administration official Sam Brinton led the Washington, DC, chapter of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a radical anti-Catholic drag queen group that was at the center of the Los Angeles Dodgers Pride Night controversy, Fox News reported.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw announced on Friday the team would relaunch its Christian Faith and Family Day, just days after the organization re-invited the radical anti-Christian transgender group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, to its tenth annual Pride Night event.
The Catholic Archdiocese of LA has officially criticized the Dodgers for re-inviting a radical anti-Catholic hate group to its game.
The Dodgers is earning the title of the Bud Light of baseball after reversing its sensible decision to disinvite radical anti-Christian group
The Dodgers have proven themselves to be the Bud Light of baseball after seesawing back and forth over its support of a radical gay group.
The Los Angeles Dodgers disinvited an “order” of queer and trans “nuns” from their Pride Night celebration after several Catholic organizations and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) pointed out the organization’s irreverent nature.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman recently noted that the league might begin reevaluating the idea of holding gay pride nights.
Buffalo Sabres player Ilya Lyubushkin has joined the growing list of NHL players and teams to opt out of wearing a gay pride jersey.
Eric and Marc Staal, a pair of Florida Panthers players who also happen to be brothers, declined to participate in their team’s warmup session ahead of their pride night game against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Chicago Blackhawks have decided not to wear their gay-themed jerseys during the team’s gay pride night on Sunday.
Luke Prokop, an openly gay hockey player, lamented the lack of support for LGBTQ “Pride Night” that has pervaded throughout the league.
On Saturday, the official Twitter account of the San Jose Sharks informed its followers that there were more important things than “highlights and goals” and that they were going to devote several tweets to offering “information” on “LGBTQIA+ topics.”
Wokesters attacked after San Jose Sharks goalie James Reimer announced that he was not going to be wearing the team’s gay pride jersey.
The Minnesota Wild admitted it decided as a team not to wear their gay pride jerseys for its warm-up period during its gay pride night game.
The New York Islanders will not be donning rainbow jerseys in their game against the Vancouver Canucks for the NHL Pride Night on Thursday.
The New York Rangers team celebrated Pride Night on Friday, but did not wear pride-themed jerseys or use rainbow tape during the event.
Ivan Provorov’s no. 9 jersey has completely sold out on online stores after the player opted out of the team’s gay pride night observance.
Canadian broadcaster Sid Seixeiro mercilessly attacked Christians and insisted that the NHL had to punish the Philadelphia Flyers.
ESPN hockey writer Greg Wyshinski is taking Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov to task for agreeing to wear a military tribute sweater but refusing to wear a Pride Night jersey.
Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov is being assailed as a “homophobe” for refusing to wear a jersey for the team’s gay pride event.
Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov skipped warmups Tuesday because he refused to wear the gay pride jersey the team sponsored.
