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Missouri attorney general calls on MLB not to discipline players over Pride Night protest

The league said the players were warned for violating uniform rules, not for their religious message, as the dispute drew support from a broadcaster and Missouri's attorney general.

  • San Francisco Giants players wrote Bible verses on their Pride Night caps, leading Major League Baseball to warn them about violating uniform policies rather than for the content of the verses.
  • California State Senator Scott Wiener supported Major League Baseball's enforcement of uniform policies and opposed exemptions for homophobic messages on uniforms.
  • The U.S. Department of Justice referred the matter to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, suggesting potential issues involving Title VII religious accommodation laws.
  • Missouri Attorney General Catherine L. Hanaway threatened to investigate Major League Baseball if it disciplines players for expressing religious beliefs on Pride Night caps.
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gatewayhispanic.com broke the news on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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