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Ex-MLB star rips ‘gay sh*t’ after ‘Pride’ flag shown on big screen during national anthem

A former professional baseball player called out the league for giving fans a “lecture” instead of entertainment and demanded they “stop the gay sh*t.”

Former Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker set off debate after his comments about the baseball community’s LGBTQ support stirred both outrage and support.

Rocker, who retired after the 2003 season, is no stranger to controversy, as his past comments have proven. And as Pride events rolled out at stadiums with the start of June, Rocker once again garnered attention for his criticism of MLB.

“MLB needs to stop the gay sh*t,” he wrote on X Sunday. “Baseball fans want a show, not a lecture.”

The post came on the heels of another criticizing the New York Mets after the rainbow-colored Pride flag was displayed on the screen instead of the American flag. Notably, this occurred during the national anthem on Friday, one day before Flag Day.

Before the start of the MLB game between the Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays, a group of drag queens made an appearance on the field in Fenway Park’s annual Pride Night.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw shared a religious message to make it clear that the rainbow was created by God, as the team was made to sport Pride-themed hats.

While Rocker got his share of backlash for demanding Major League Baseball “stop the gay sh*t,” many other social media users echoed his sentiments.

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