Baseball players refuse to wear uniforms with LGBTQ rainbow logos for Pride month
The Rays issued rainbow-colored uniforms and caps for Saturday's game against the Chicago White Sox. Some players, however, refused to wear the uniforms for faith-based reasons. Rays manager Kevin Cash said the team would stand 'to support our players that choose to wear or choose not to wear to the best of our capabilities'.
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