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MLB Picked The Wrong Fight for Christianity and Pride
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June 19, 2026
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57:56Now PlayingIn today’s free-wheeling Friday edition of Will Cain Country, Will and the Crew kick things off by recapping the viral journey of “Freddy,” the German tourist whose cross-country road trip has become an unexpected celebration of America. From Buc-ee’s and LSU to VIP treatment from celebrities and even a possible White House invitation, Will explains why Freddy’s experience is resonating with so many Americans.
Then, the conversation turns to Major League Baseball, where players are increasingly pushing back against Pride Night messaging after several San Francisco Giants players came under scrutiny for writing Bible verses on their hats. Will argues MLB may have picked the wrong fight and examines the growing backlash from players and fans alike.
Plus, Will reacts to transgender actor Elliot Page’s comments on masculinity, breaks down the internet’s attempts to manufacture outrage over Alexi Lalas’ World Cup coverage, discusses the shocking UK grooming gang scandal and the media’s response to it, and wraps up with a nostalgic conversation about FUBU, Kris Kross, and the forgotten trends that once defined American culture.
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