DOJ says EEOC will investigate MLB for religious discrimination amid controversy over Giants' 'Pride Night' caps
In response to San Francisco pitchers inscribing Bible verses on their rainbow-themed caps, MLB said doing so was a violation of the league's rules and issued a warning about future violations.
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