Ex-NHL star rips Rangers organization for hosting pride night

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Former New York Rangers star Ron Duguay ripped the organization for hosting a pride night at Madison Square Garden with a giveaway sponsored by Delta Airlines.

Duguay fired off a couple of tweets making clear where he stood on the issue.

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Ron Duguay of the New York Rangers warms up before the alumni game against the Flyers in Philadelphia on Dec. 31, 2011. (Brian Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images)

"@NYRangers @NYR_PR @Delta supporting & in supporting encouraging Transgender lifestyle. Have you not been reading & watching the news ??? What if a situation was to occur at the @TheGarden? What then?" he wrote on Sunday.

"How can a professional, none political entity like a sports team sanction this stuff on families especially with kids ??? Most people don’t want to celebrate a group’s sexual lifestyle at a game. Can you just keep it to a nice family night out celebrating & enjoying their sports team?"

On Monday night, Duguay fired off his second post on the issue. He later deleted it.

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Ron Duguay attends the 71st Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York on June 11, 2017. (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions)

"I didn’t want to say it before the game but I saw this coming tonight down 4-1 after the singing national anthem to (rainbow) flag to a small group. Bad idea bad mojo," he wrote.

"I don’t blame all of the Rangers organization. Its only a select few college brain washed up, woked kids pushing their agenda on others in the organization.

"I believe at least