Cubs giving away free rainbow hats to fans attending Pride Day event in June

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The Cubs’ 2018 LGBT Pride Day hat. | Outsports.com

Fans attending the Cubs’ Pride Day community night on June 10 will receive a special LGBT Pride hat featuring a rainbow team logo. The event is set to occur after the team hosts the Pirates in the afternoon as part of its daylong celebration.

Outsports uncovered the giveaways that over a dozen teams will have for their respective Pride Days, and the goodies include hats, shirts, flags and a backpack.

The Cubs’ LGBT Pride trucker hat, which will be given to each fan who bought a ticket to the community night, is shown in the main photo above the article. It might not be quite as sleek as the black-and-rainbow design the Blue Jays will use for their giveaway, but it’s still a solid look.

There are 23 teams set to host LGBT Pride Days this season, according to Outsports. The Cubs say a portion of the proceeds from their Pride Day “will be donated to Cubs Charities to benefit the LGBT community.”

The White Sox are one of seven teams that does not have a Pride Day publicly announced, and there’s no mention of one on their specialty nights page. However, Outsports reported earlier this month that a White Sox spokesperson told them “she thought the team was having some sort of LGBT event, but specifics have not been released.” So it’s possible there are still plans for a Pride Day on the South Side, too.

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