Patrick Bet-David

Now, a bunch of Major League Baseball guys came out, steered a hornet nest, and probably had no idea, stepped on, when its chief communication officer let the media know the Christian San Francisco Giants pitcher who inscribed Bible verses on their Pride Night caps last week has been warned about their violations.

What?

Warn about their violations.

Is this the clip that explained that, by the way?

Humberto, is this the clip you guys got that explains that, that you guys have here on the screen?

Go for it.

Play the clip.

Well, I mean, this is why people are completely fed up with this nonsense.

If you guys all remember, MLB wants to pretend about this uniform policy.

For how many years did they play political billboards for a year?

They allowed Black Lives Matter stenciled on the pitching mounds.

They approved jersey patches that said Black Lives Matter, or what was the other one?

United for Change.

They relaxed equipment rules so players could wear political slogans.

Nobody cared about the rules then, okay?

Nobody was threatened, nobody got warned.

But now three Christian players, Pat, and I want to give them credit where credit's due.

Landon Raup, JT Brubaker, and Ryan Walker.

Good for you guys.

Good for you guys.