In Wake Of Uvalde Shooting, San Francisco
Giants Manager Boycotting National Anthem
Until He Feels Better About Direction
Of America
Posted By: Imright, 5/27/2022 7:04:40 PM
San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler told reporters prior to his team’s Friday night game against the Cincinnati Reds that he will not be taking the field for the national anthem and will not be doing so until he feels better about the direction of the country in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting that occurred earlier this week.Journalist Andrew Baggerly tweeted, “Gabe Kapler told reporters in Cincinnati that he doesn’t plan on coming out for the national anthem and that will be his plan going forward ‘until I feel better about the direction of our country.’”Kapler, who has been the Giants’ manager since 2019, also published
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