Trump-hating Dodgers star Kike Hernandez lashed out at a fan, who criticized him for skipping the Dodgers’ July 23 White House visit, earlier this week by revealing his personal information and address on social media.
The Dodgers visited the White House after their second consecutive World Series victory on Thursday, but notably absent from the festivities was Puerto Rican-born utility player Kiké Hernández.
Hernandez is currently on an injury rehab assignment, playing for the Dodgers’ Triple-A affiliate, the Oklahoma City Comets, which is the official reason for his absence.
Still, according to Fox, Hernandez said, “If I was active, I probably wouldn’t have gone anyways.”
This is after he visited the White House last year and described the honor as uneventful, noting that the President, whom he referred to as “The guy,” just “gave his speech.” Hernandez “wasn’t really interested in talking to him anyway,” he said.
One fan made his displeasure known in a letter to Hernandez, which the $4.5 million-a-year ballplayer shared on his Instagram.
“After hearing about the horrible experience during your last visit to the White House and your excuse for your absence this year it seems clear that you are just a disrespectful, spoiled, pampered, entitled little brat,” the fan wrote.
He further slammed the Dodgers organization over the controversy surrounding the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, where the Dodgers prioritized the radical left satanist group and transvestites over Catholics in 2023. As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, the anti-Catholic ‘Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence’ trans nuns were invited to participate and be honored with an award during a pride night event at Dodger Stadium.
“Remember you work for an organization that promotes a group (The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence) that disparages and denigrates the entire Catholic religion,” he added.
Hernandez shared the letter, as well as the sender’s name and address, writing, “[Shoutout] to Larry for the nice letter! Next time, at least make it handwritten you nice sir!”
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