(LifeSiteNews) — As the Los Angeles Dodgers hosted LGBT “Pride Night” during Friday night’s home game against the crosstown rival Los Angeles Angels, only one player appeared on the field without a rainbow-infused team logo on his hat: Blake Treinen.
“Last night the Los Angeles Dodgers had their pride night as every player was wearing pride hats,” js9innings noted in an X post that has quickly garnered more than two million views. “Blake Treinen was not wearing a pride hat when he entered the ballgame.”
Last night the Los Angeles Dodgers had their pride night as every player was wearing pride hats.
Blake Treinen was not wearing a pride hat when he entered the ballgame. pic.twitter.com/JMeEKBMJPu
— js9innings (@js9inningsmedia) June 6, 2026
Multiple social media sources juxtaposed photos and videos of Treinen wearing the team’s normal cap alongside teammates who succumbed to corporate LGBT pressure.
“While other professed Christians, Dodgers SS Mookie Betts & manager Dave Roberts wore LGBTQ Pride hats, only Blake Treinen refused,” Christian influencer John Root wrote.
“Don’t bow down to the idols of our age, Christians. Stand firm like Treinen,” Root urged.
While other professed Christians, Dodgers SS Mookie Betts & manager Dave Roberts wore LGBTQ Pride hats, only Blake Treinen refused.
Don’t bow down to the idols of our age, Christians. Stand firm like Treinen. pic.twitter.com/xdwPpclaVH
— Jon Root (@JonnyRoot_) June 6, 2026
“Lot of respect for Treinen,” a Cubs fan wrote on X. “Not because he isn’t wearing a pride hat, but because he has enough courage to stand up for what he believes in. That’s something you don’t see too much of at all now.”
LA Dodgers create permanent LGBT display
Meanwhile, earlier in the day, the Dodgers unveiled a permanent display honoring two former team members, Glenn Burke and Billy Bean, who were the first two major leaguers to “come out” as homosexuals. Burke died of AIDS complications in 1995 at age 42. Bean died at age 60 in 2024 of acute myeloid leukemia.
On June 1, the Dodgers issued a garish “Happy Pride Month” post on X.
Happy Pride Month! pic.twitter.com/3w8QJ216lM
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) June 1, 2026
MLB is still promoting homosexuality and transgenderism
Shockingly, men’s professional sports leagues continue to be more likely than other high-profile businesses to either display “pride” logos or to post celebratory “pride month” messages on X.
This season, 29 of the 30 Major League Baseball (MLB) teams plan to host “Pride Nights.”
As in years past, the Texas Rangers are the only team that will not hold a “Pride Night.” this year. Instead, on June 18, the Rangers will host a “Faith and Family Day.”