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Cincinnati Reds suspends broadcaster Thom Brennaman after uttering anti-gay openings on air.

Thom Brennaman, appearing during a photo from September, released an on-air apology during the fifth inning.

The Cincinnati Reds announced a broadcaster's suspension after he uttered his anti-gay affliction on-air Wednesday.

Playwright Thom Brenman is often heard saying on Fox Sports Ohio, "One of the capitals of the planet," before he resumes his duties live. it's not known what triggered that remark and therefore the context behind it.

Steinlight Media issued a press release on Brennaman's behalf.

"I would really like to sincerely apologize for the inappropriate comments I made during the TV broadcast last night. I made an enormous mistake. For the LGBTQ community, and every one the people I even have hurt or offended, from rock bottom of my heart, I'm truly sorry. I respectfully request your mercy and forgiveness."

The suspension was made after a billboard break during a double-match between the Reds and therefore the Kansas City Royals in Kansas City, Missouri.

The Reds released a press release, stating that "the organization has been devastated by the horrific anti-gay remark".

The organization said in its statement that in the second match for the doubleheader, Brennaman was pulled from the air and immediately stopped from broadcasting the Reds' programming.

A video of his notes was posted on Twitter, and #FireThom is beginning to begin.

At the highest of the fifth inning, after a billboard break, Brennaman, who additionally to calling the Reds' matches also with Fox Sports, apologized before he stopped broadcasting.

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"I made a comment earlier tonight," Brennaman said. "I think he's out on air and I am very ashamed of him." "If I hurt anyone there, I can not tell you ways much I say from the rock bottom of my heart, I'm so sorry. I'm pleased with myself and that I believe myself as a believer."

He continued his speech after he involved a run within the midst of his statement.

"I do not know if I'm getting to wear that headphone again," Brenneman said. "I do not know if it'll be for the Reds. I do not know if it'll be for my bosses at Fox.

“I want to apologize for the people that signed my paycheck, for the Reds, for Fox Sports Ohio, for the people I work with. For anyone I offended here tonight, I cannot begin to inform you ways deeply sorry I'm.

"This isn't what I'm and never has been, and that I would really like to think that perhaps I can have some people that can support that. I'm very, very sorry and that I hope to forgive you."

The Reds also said that they're going to speak to the Broadcasting Team within the coming days and apologize to the "LGBTQ + community in Cincinnati, Kansas City, across this country, and beyond."

Fox Sports Ohio supported the Reds 'decision to suspend Brennaman and wrote on Twitter: "The language Tom Brennaman used tonight is repugnant, offensive, and in no way reflects the values of FOX Sports Ohio. We accept as true with the Reds' decision to suspend it. Until further notice."