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Martinez, V. (2026, September 30). Giants remain non-committal on wearing Pride Night hats months after protest. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/giants-remain-non-committal-on-wearing-pride-night-hats-months-after-protest/
Martinez, Valentina. “Giants remain non-committal on wearing Pride Night hats months after protest.” New York Post, 30 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/giants-remain-non-committal-on-wearing-pride-night-hats-months-after-protest/.
Martinez, Valentina. “Giants remain non-committal on wearing Pride Night hats months after protest.” New York Post, September 30, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/giants-remain-non-committal-on-wearing-pride-night-hats-months-after-protest/.
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In June 2026, four Giants pitchers—Sam Hentges, JT Brubaker, Landen Roupp, and Ryan Walker—refused to wear custom rainbow-colored “SF” hats during Pride Night at Oracle Park in San Francisco, drawing significant backlash from the local LGBTQ+ community. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred intervened, stating that MLB had allowed teams to use such uniforms but only if player participation was voluntary and adequately communicated by management. Despite this directive, the Giants have remained non-committal about continuing the Pride Night tradition or wearing the rainbow hats for future seasons, raising questions about the team's stance on LGBTQ+ support and inclusivity.