Dodgers Celebrate Gay Pride Month with Rainbow Tweet Amid Backlash over Hosting Anti-Catholic Drag Queens
The Dodgers are all-in for Gay Pride Month and posted a large rainbow “LA” on Twitter on Thursday as Gay Pride Month begins.

The Dodgers are all-in for Gay Pride Month and posted a large rainbow “LA” on Twitter on Thursday as Gay Pride Month begins.

The California State Legislature will soon honor the anti-Catholic drag queen group “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” amid backlash.

A ‘Toronto Star’ writer is saying an apology is not enough and is demanding the Blue Jays cut Anthony Bass for daring to be a Christian.

Dodgers pitcher Blake Treinen has publicly told his team to quit the LGBTQ propaganda after it invited the anti-Catholic drag queen group.

MLB player Trevor Williams has spoken out against the Dodgers for its “deeply troubling” invitation to a radical anti-Catholic drag group.

Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass apologized on Tuesday after sharing a social media post that called on Christians to boycott Target and Bud Light for their LGBTQ merchandising campaigns.

Dodgers Pitcher Clayton Kershaw reportedly disagreed with team management’s decision to invite the anti-Catholic transgender drag queen group

Multiple groups of A’s fans beat each other up outside Oakland-Alameda County Stadium last weekend as security tried in vain to break it up.

Chicago White Sox closer Liam Hendriks has been placed back on the active list after beating cancer, the team has reported.

CatholicVote President Brian Burch is striking out at theDodgers for its support of a “vile” and “perverse” radical anti-Catholic group.

The Dodgers were blasted Friday after the organization announced a Christian family night a month after they host anti-Catholic drag queens.

CatholicVote is stepping up its pressure on the LA Dodgers over its invitation to a radical anti-Catholic transgender drag queen group.

Catholic Bishop Robert Barron is calling for a boycott of the L.A. Dodgers for its outrageous support of a transgender drag queen group.

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.

It’s getting dangerous out here for these birds. For the second time in a week, a bird has been killed at an MLB game.
The Oakland A’s have fired broadcaster Glen Kuiper after he used the n-word during a live broadcast earlier this month.

Diamondbacks pitcher Zac Gallen has become only the second pitcher in MLB history to kill a bird in mid-flight with a pitch.

Questions have been swirling since Monday’s Yankees-Blue Jays game after Yankees Aaron Judge was seen shifting his eyes toward his dugout.

Catholic League president Bill Donohue denounced the L.A. Dodgers’ decision to give the Community Hero Award to “an obscene anti-Catholic group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.”

ESPN’s Karl Ravech created an awkward moment during the network’s Sunday Night Baseball telecast when he asked Red Sox infielder Triston Casas about his deceased mother.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The mother of Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw has died.

Colorado Rockies pitcher Ryan Feltner was taken to a hospital for evaluation after being hit in the head by a line drive in the second inning of his outing against the Phillies.

Oakland As broadcaster Glen Kupier has been placed on suspension after critics say he uttered the n-word on the air on Friday.

Two Major League Baseball (MLB) players were ejected and fined this weekend over a national anthem standoff.

St. Louis Cardinals veteran and broadcaster Al Hrabosky has advice for other Cardinals broadcasters after the team’s wretched start to the season: Get hotel rooms close to the ground so you’re not tempted to jump.

Marly Rivera, one of ESPN’s MLB reporters, was fired last week after calling another female reporter a “f*ck*ng c*nt.”

Former MLB great Lenny Dykstra took a shot at first lady Jill Biden in his tweet congratulating the Philadelphia 76ers for sweeping the Nets.

Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass was roasted online after his tweet complaining that United Airlines made his wife clean up affter their child.

A brawl involving nearly a dozen fans broke out Saturday in Chicago as the White Sox took on the Baltimore Orioles.

Milwaukee Brewers rookie relief pitcher Gus Varland was felled by a 105-mph line drive to the upper chest on Saturday.

MLB umpire Larry Vanover remains hospitalized after being struck in the head by a relay throw during the Yankees-Guardians game on Wednesday, the Associated Press reports.

The fans of the five MLB teams that have extended beer sales into the eighth inning may be celebrating that decision, but not all MLB players think it’s such a good thing. During a recent podcast, Phillies pitcher Matt Strahm

Four Major League Baseball teams have extended the time for selling beer through the eighth inning as the pitch clock has shortened games.

Give the fans cheap food, they said. It’ll be fine, they said. What could go wrong? As it turns out, quite a lot could go wrong.

Roger Clemens’ son, Kory Clemens, was arrested for DWI after allegedly hitting another vehicle and throwing up afterward, TMZ Sports reports.

It was a scary scene in Texas on Monday night as Rangers outfielder Josh Smith took a pitch directly to the face. The hit was so bad that Smith had to be taken to the hospital.

SEATTLE (AP) — Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon says he is dropping his appeal after his suspension was reduced to four games by Major League Baseball for his altercation with a fan last week.

Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon took a swing at a heckler on Thursday night following the Angels’ 2-1 loss to the A’s in Oakland.
