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NC Baseball Coach Apologizes After Apparent Homophobic Slur Caught on Video
- Walter apologized for his "outburst in frustration" and acknowledged the hurt it caused, stating, "I am very sorry for my outburst in frustration last night and I recognize the hurt and disappointment it has caused."
- Walter expressed that he does not recall the specific moment but affirmed that the language used does not reflect his values.
- The team's leadership expressed disappointment in Walter's actions and emphasized a need for a more welcoming environment in baseball.
- There was a reaction from the community highlighting the need to improve inclusivity for the gay community in baseball.
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