San Francisco Giants host gay couples renewing vows with drag queen in virtue-signaling Pride Night ceremony

We’re almost halfway through June, which means we’re halfway through Pride Month.

Yes, it’s Pride month. Didn’t you hear? This has been all over Major League Baseball for just the last few weeks.

Some teams celebrated the month with a typical PR social media post. Others, like the Dodgers, celebrated the day by wearing rainbow hats last weekend. Others, like the Texas Rangers, haven’t acknowledged it at all and are instead holding a “Faith and Family Night” next week.

Which brings us to the San Francisco Giants, who held their obligatory Pride Night on Friday, having 10 same-sex couples renew their vows in a pre-game ceremony that included a drag queen along the first base line.

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Naturally, the Giants lost 5-1 to the Cubs, falling to 28-42 and falling a healthy 16 games out of first place in the NL West.

What a scene:

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Enjoy your meal. I don’t even know where to start. This is very impressive. What do you think Tony Vitello was thinking at the time? Frankly.

You think this happened before the big game in Knoxville? Come on. He must have been very angry with himself for leaving Tennessee. God knows I will be.

Look, I’m pretty numb to the whole thing at this point. I’ve done this so many times it bounces off me like a rubber bullet. This isn’t my first June. We do this every year.

But renewing wedding vows on the field before a baseball game is a new level of virtue signaling that I didn’t think existed. Shame on me. I should have known better. Never doubt the left! Never let your guard down against them.

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Give them an inch and they’ll take a mile!

Par for the course, I guess. Again, do whatever you want, whenever you want. It’s not important. But is it really necessary to have 10 gay couples renew their vows before the first pitch and then put them all on the off-field jumbotron for the big kiss?

Chicago Cubs first baseman Michael Busch is congratulated by third baseman Alex Bregman after hitting a three-run home run against the San Francisco Giants during the fifth inning at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California on June 12, 2026. (John Hefti/Imagn Images)

Come on. Can’t we just play baseball and be normal? We don’t need virtue signaling All time. I promise. We don’t. It’s okay to take your foot off the gas every now and then. We won’t tell anyone!

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Oh good. I’m numb again. I usually just let these things go.

This was a bit much.