Baltimore Orioles pull suspicious move on Pride Night, raising several questions

Kayleigh McEnany blasts Major League Baseball for alleged hypocrisy, singling out Christian players while allowing other expressions. She cites the San Francisco Giants' players being warned for Bible verses on hats, contrasted with drag queens on the Dodgers' field and "BLM" logos on pitcher's mounds. Former MLB catcher Raffy Lopez joins to discuss his support for players expressing faith.

We had a doubleheader of sorts in terms of Pride Night shenanigans around Major League Baseball Friday night.

June is quickly coming to an end, so this was a last call, if you will, for teams who hadn't yet fulfilled their virtue-signaling quota for the year.

Up in New York, the Mets celebrated the firing of their manager by holding their 2026 Pride Night, which came with its own set of problems. But I want to instead focus on the Baltimore Orioles, who went above and beyond for their big night.

The team announced earlier this week that they would have a drag queen in the outfield splashing fans with water. That's not hyperbole. That's literally what happened Friday night.

Take a look:

Amazing.

There were also Furries walking around the stadium before the game — people dressed as giant animals walking around like humans — and Pride banners hanging at The Warehouse, where 2,131 Cal Ripken flags used to fly.

Again, they leaned into it. Big time. Allllllll the way in ...

Except for one suspicious social media post before the game. The team announced its starting lineup via Twitter (X), and the attached graphic didn't include an actual player for one of the only times this season.

Instead, it featured the mascot.

You ain't sneaking that fastball by the fans, Orioles! Nice try. Everyone is on high alert right now. It's been a brutal month