Blue Jays CEO apologizes for player’s ‘Islamophobic’ posts — but the Christian athlete isn’t caving

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Source context: Toronto Blue Jays brass are up in arms about social media posts from one of their players, but the athlete doesn't seem too bothered at all.The Blue Jays' general manager as well as the CEO have both issued apologies on the team's behalf, while the player seemingly refuses to do …

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