Tampa Bay Rays players refuse to wear LGBTQ logos, say it’s a ‘faith-based-decision’

With the month of June underway so, too, comes the virtue-signaling to curry favor with the LGBTQ community, but in Florida on Saturday some professional ballplayers made a “faith-based decision” to take a stand against woke corporate activism.

In the middle of a three-game series hosting the Chicago White Sox, the Tampa Bay Rays held their 16th annual Pride Night at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg on Saturday afternoon. With a myriad of overtures toward LGBTQ supporters that included handing out mini pride flags and a $20,000 donation to Metro Inclusive Health as part of the pregame events, at least five players reportedly fell out of sync with the rest of their team on certain displays, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

Player uniforms incorporated a rainbow color scheme in the “TB” logo on their caps as well as in their sunburst logo that was worn on the sleeve of their jerseys.

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