Former Phillies, current Giants manager Gabe Kapler says he will not take field for national anthem

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Former Phillies, current Giants manager Gabe Kapler says he will not take field for national anthem
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“I’m often struck before our games by the lack of delivery of the promise of what our national anthem represents,” Former Philadelphia Phillies and current San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler wrote about gun safety.

Former Philadelphia Phillies and current San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler said Friday in an impassioned blog post that he will not be taking the field for the national anthem as a form of protest following the elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

The former MLB player wrote that his father taught him to stand for the anthem, but to also have a seat when he believed his country wasn’t representing its people well.Kapler said he thought about taking a knee during the playing of the anthem on Wednesday, but his “body didn’t listen,” to his brain.

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