MLB teams show Pride Night support but league awaits first openly gay player
- Billy Bean, an MLB executive, reflects on hiding his sexuality as a player and regrets not being his "full self."
- MLB teams have supported the LGBTQ+ community this month, though some players and fans oppose it.
- While certain players and teams celebrated Pride, others dissented or faced backlash.
- The lack of an openly gay player isn't the only measure of inclusivity, as coming out is a personal choice.
- Inclusivity is key to success, though cultural and business factors may prevent players from coming out.