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Bass, who had shared an anti-LGBTQ message on Instagram, had been set to catch the opening pitch for Pride Night.

New Red Sox pitcher Matt Dermody once tweeted that gay people ‘will go to hell.’

Doolittle and the Washington Nationals step up for LGBTQ baseball fans to enhance MLB Pride.

The Dodgers All-Star misses all the great work the Sisters have done because he can’t get over their nuns’ costumes.

Stroman’s words of encouragement could not come at a better time.

Bass had shared a ‘boycott Target’ post. He’s now going on a listening and image-rehab tour.

At a time when Pride celebrations are under siege, baseball is almost unanimous is celebrating our community. Hopefully all of them go well.

Welcoming people to the ballpark doesn’t mean you agree on everything, whether it’s Pride Night or Christian Day.

Right wing pundit Greg Kelly got all hot and bothered about Dodgers Pride Night. He won’t be the last.

Donations have flooded into the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence since Donohue and Marco Rubio attacked them and the Dodgers.

The Dodgers, unlike other pro sports teams, ultimately stood up for the LGBTQ community instead of succumbing to bad faith pressure.

This Sisters have accepted the invitation to celebrate their decades-long ‘life-saving work’ for the LGBTQ community.

The LGBTQ advocacy group defended itself a day after the Dodgers disinvited them from Pride Night, while politicians and groups condemned the team.

Seeing the Catholic League’s outrage machine shut down part of the Dodgers’ Pride celebration called up some painful memories of growing up in the church.

The Sisters have ministered to AIDS patients in the 1980s and underserved groups since then. Catholics are apparently angry about this.

A quarter to a third of Dodger Stadium will likely be part of LGBTQ Pride Night when they host the Giants.

As the new baseball season begins, here are our favorite out players, allies and style icons who are making the game a better place for the LGBTQ community.

By proudly vowing to wear nail polish on the field, Casas joins a list of baseball figures changing the stereotypically macho image of MLB players for the better.

Anderson Comas came out to the White Sox last year and has widespread support across the organization.

House is the 3rd MLB player to come out publicly. He was invited to the White House for the signing of the Respect For Marriage Act.