A member of the billionaire family that owns the Chicago Cubs admitted that they considered taking a pass on a trade for second baseman Daniel Murphy because of of the player’s Christian views about homosexuality.
The owner of a Sacramento brewery has lost investors and customers after criticizing the Women’s March against President Donald Trump on his personal Facebook page.
The Mets last playoff appearance was pre-Obama. Their last pennant was pre-Bush 43. They haven’t won it all since Reagan. To say they’re hungry in Queens would be an understatement.
Daniel Murphy boasts seven home runs and a .421 batting average this postseason. But because his stats on gay issues do not impress some Mets fans, they root against him. Yes, it’s come to this.
Daniel Murphy set a major-league record by blasting his sixth home run in six straight postseason games on Wednesday night.
Daniel Murphy’s historic run through the MLB playoffs may show he’s locked-in at the plate, but apparently the New York Mets infielder is anything but locked-in with regard to his future with the team.
After leading his New York Mets to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, Mets second baseman Daniel Murphy told MLB reporter Sam Ryan in a postgame interview that the Holy Spirit and Jesus was able to keep him
During Thursday night’s matchup between the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, the Mets turned a play that is not seen every day. With two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning, Phillies outfielder Jeff Francoeur grounded a ball
David Wright returned to the New York Mets lineup with a bang.
During Wednesday’s airing of CBS Sports Network’s “Boomer and Carton,” co-host Craig Carton responded to the comments of Daniel Murphy saying that he disagrees with the “lifestyle,” but would fully support a gay teammate. According to Carton, it is a
Major League Baseball’s Inclusion Ambassador Billy Bean traveled to the spring training facilities of the New York Mets, and statements by one of the team’s stars on Bean’s homosexuality raised questions whether MLB’s “inclusion” program pertains to Christians, too.
