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Kershaw's Bible Verse Echoes as Dodgers Player Skips Pride Hat
6 Jun
Summary
- Dodgers player Blake Treinen wore regular attire during Pride Night game.
- This mirrors Clayton Kershaw's past action of writing a Bible verse.
- The team also hosted a 'Faith & Family Night' on June 18.
Major League Baseball teams are embracing Pride Month with rainbow hats and social media campaigns throughout June. However, the Texas Rangers have opted for a 'Faith & Family Night' on June 18, drawing attention for their contrasting approach. In contrast, the Los Angeles Dodgers are known for their annual commitment to Pride Month events.
During a recent game against the Angels, Dodgers pitcher Blake Treinen entered the field in his standard uniform, a move that drew comparisons to Clayton Kershaw's 2023 decision to write a Bible verse next to his Pride hat. Treinen, who is deeply religious, has previously made notable choices regarding his attire, including honoring Charlie Kirk on his hat last fall.
This year, Treinen pitched one crucial inning before Freddie Freeman secured the win for the Dodgers. The team's consistent participation in Pride Month events, while celebrated by some, continues to generate discussion among fans, especially given their California location and past controversies, such as hosting anti-Catholic drag nuns three years prior.
