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There was no hate when the San Francisco Giants used Pride bases and donned Pride hats.

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A professional sports team, the San Francisco Giants, hosted an LGBTQ Pride night, showcasing the team’s logo in rainbow colors, featuring a drag queen throwing the first pitch, and involving all players in the event. The game against the Chicago Cubs included Pride-themed bases and a popular uniform giveaway, drawing a large crowd.

In contrast to controversies surrounding Pride Nights in the NHL and Major League Baseball earlier in the year, the Giants’ event on Saturday was well-received. The positive atmosphere and participation of the entire team reflected the organization’s commitment to inclusivity.

Giants outfielder Austin Slater expressed the importance of supporting Pride Night, emphasizing its significance alongside other celebrations like Armed Forces, Memorial, and Veterans Days. Manager Gabe Kapler praised San Francisco’s community for its dedication to accepting people from diverse backgrounds, particularly the LGBTQ+ community. The Giants’ Pride event exemplified their commitment to inclusiveness, making it a successful and memorable night despite the game’s outcome.

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