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The relief of Los Angeles Blake Treinen dodgers paid tribute to a conservative activist Charlie Kirk During the Friday evening match against the Giants of San Francisco by carrying a hat on the mound which featured the name of Kirk alongside a cross.
Treinen, who speaks openly about his faith, has entered the Dodgers game In the ninth round, and the fans noticed that the launcher had a message written on his cap.
Blake Treinen (49) of the Los Angeles Dodgers famous after the final of a 6-5 victory against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park in Washington, Columbia district, April 9, 2025. (Brandon Sloter / Getty Images)
“Charlie Kirk”, indicates the inscription on his hat. A cross was also in a good place.
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Kirk, 31, was assassinated Wednesday during an event on campus at the University of Utah Valley. The married father of two children was struck by a single ball and then declared dead. Tyler Robinson, A 22 -year -old Utah resident was arrested as a suspect in murder.
UTAH governor Spencer Cox said at a press conference on Friday morning that a member of Robinson’s family had contacted a family friend, who then contacted the Washington County Sheriff office “with information that Robinson had confessed to them or hinted that he had committed the incident.”
Charlie Kirk distributes hats before speaking at the University of Utah Valley in Orem, Utah, Wednesday September 10, 2025. (Tess Crowley / The Deseret News via AP)
Treinen’s support show came a few days later Mlb The launcher explained how his faith plays an important role in his profession.
Cubs honor the fan of “life” Charlie Kirk with “moment of reflection” after the assassination of Utah
“This is my whole. I mean, I would not be there without my relationship with Jesus,” said Treinen in a recent interview with CBN Sports. “When I’m on the mound, it’s my form of worship. I draw a cross and highlight me so that people know for whom I play.”
THE Chicago Cubs Friday, also paid tribute to Kirk before the team’s match. Describing him as a fan of cubs for life, the team held a “moment of reflection” and called for the end of “all political violence”.
Fans look at for a moment of reflection linked to armed political violence before the match between the Cubs of Chicago and the Rays of Tampa Bay in Wrigley Field on September 12, 2025. (Images Matt Marton / Imagn)
“That we, all the Americans, meet in solidarity to strengthen our nation, put an end to these insane acts and turn to civil speech to discuss our differences,” said a message broadcast before the game throughout the stadium.
In a statement to PK Press Club Digital Thursday, the League confirmed that it “had asked all clubs to follow the management of the presidential proclamation of the White House and to steal flags at half of the staff in their ball game”.
The proclamation of the White House ordered that the flags are half stolen from the staff until sunset on Sunday.
