What the MLB gets wrong about Divisive Groups.
I’m glad that the MLB found its moral compass and decided that they would not fine the ball players who put bible quotes on their hats that supported a divisive group that many find offensive.
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred told Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., that San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verse references on their Pride Night hats will not face fines or discipline over the incident, while defending the league’s uniform policy at the center of the controversy.
Manfred said the purpose of the rule is to prevent players from becoming messengers for political or social issues while in uniform, because many messages can offend some portion of the fan base, even if that is not the player’s intent.
Doesn’t the Commissioner realize that featuring a group like the Alphabet group offends many who are baseball fans?
What say you?










